Manitoba Legislators Honored For Long Service At Dinner
Hon J L McDiarmid and J L Christie, veteran Manitoba legislators since 1932, were guests of honour at a Fort Garry Hotel dinner hosted by about 50 caucus and former members. McDiarmid received a Canadian painting and Christie a set of pipes.
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Manitoba
Fort Garry
J. L. McDiarmid
Mines and Natural Resources
J. L. Christie
McDiarmid
Christie
House
Manitoba Federation of Agriculture and Coop Convention planned
Farm delegates from Manitoba will gather at the University of Manitoba Fort Garry Campus for a provincial convention June 24 to 27. One delegate per 100 members, up to three per local. 660 associations may appoint. Debates address export markets costs and price support, with an annual Farm Conference reviewing activities and setting policies. A report on the recent International Wheat Council meeting in London will be included.
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Manitoba
University of Manitoba
Fort Garry
Manitoba Federation of Agriculture and Co-operation
J. T. McLean
Conention
McLean
International Wheat Council
London
Eng
Federation
Provincial federation to hold district and provincial meetings
The article details a complete review of live stock marketing and the organizers of producers marketing boards. It notes guest speakers J A Marion and L J Bright for forthcoming banquets and coop day in June. District conventions run June 11 to 18 to set policies for 1952-53 with delegates allotted by members.
Weed control with 2 4 D in prairie crops 1952 guidance
Farmers urged to use 2 4 D for weeds in wheat barley oats flax and other grains. Timely application at specified growth stages is essential for best results. avoid late boot to heading stages in cereals and protect young flax. Prepare supplies now for 1952 weed control.
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Prairie Provinces
Canada
Deal ers Convention Trip and Holiday Family News
Mr Helgi Helgason motored to Carman for a Dealers Convention. Mr and Mrs Helgi Sveinson spent holidays with his parents Mr and Mrs H S Sveinson. Miss Nora Sveinson of Winnipeg visited relatives. A daughter Barbara Anne born May 28 at Minnedosa Hospital to Mr and Mrs J K Smart nee Annie Rolfe.
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Joyce Sigurdson
Winnipeg
B. Sigurdson
H. S. Johnson
Hallock
Minn
Irene
Kittson County
Th. Haughmon
Eddie
Loretta
St. Boniface Hospital
B. K. Johnson
Helgi Helgason
Carman
Helgi Sveinson
H. S. Sveinson
Nora Sveinson
Rela
Joe Anderson
Gwen Johnson
Winnipeg Grace Hospital
Hannes Hallgrimson
Center
N. D
J. K. Smart
Annie Rolfe
Minnedosa Hospital
Barbara Anne
Largest liner Emp ress of Scotland sails to Montreal harbor
The 26300 ton Canadian Pacific liner with 663 passengers passes Jacques Cartier Bridge en route to Montreal becoming the largest vessel to enter the inland port. The ship’s masts were reduced to clear bridges on the 1952 St Lawrence run from Quebec to Liverpool Greenock and Montreal with a 666 foot length and a 139 mile river passage. Captains Duggan and Duf oversee the arrival alongside A C MacDonald and river pilot Andre Thier.
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Canadian Pacific
Montreal
Quebec
St. Lawrence
Liverpool
England
Greenock
Scotland
C. E. Dug
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