How to Prevent Losses In Grain on Farms
An insect survey in three prairie provinces shows grain-infesting insects on most farms. Follow steps to protect stored grain including moving granaries to drained ground, elevating floors, cleaning surfaces, ventilating, applying lime, spraying approved insecticides, and avoiding mixing seed with old grain. Contact local agricultural representatives for more guidance.
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Praine
Canada Department of Agriculture
Jean Lary
Fanner
Agriculural
Lim Elevators Farm Service
Pntemorory Laborators
Dominim Public Building
Winnipeg
Students Corner Highlights and Sports Results
The column notes hockey injury for Doreen Routledge and school achievements in bonspiels at Crandall and Oakner High Schools. It reports Grade Seven and Eight basketball standings with top scorers, upcoming Valentine party, spelling bee, and square dancing activities under Mr. G Scott with a humorous joke period to end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dougie Venables
Barbara Pain
Hamiota
Larry McDougall
Lorna Caldwell
Glennis Asselstine
Crandall High School
Bruce Cumming
Wayne Wilson
Dorothy English
Doreen Edwards
Oakner High School
Shoal Lake
Oak River
Muskrat Ramblers
Glow Worms A
Royal Tour
Globe Trotters
Johnny
Garry
Jerry
Morley
Bob
Earl
Donna P
Emily
Linda
Rae
Florence
G. Scott
Oak River to host annual ice show feat 60 skaters
Oak River announces its annual ice show on March 4 featuring 60 skaters from Crandall Miniota Oakner Bradwardine and Oak River. In Oak River Mrs Annie Hedley 84 died February 3 with funeral held February 5 at United Church officiated by Rev Thurlow Hamidta and Rev Frie bert. Burial at family plot.
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Oak River
Crandall
Miniota Oakner Bradwardine
Annie Hedley
United Church
Thurlow
Hamidta
Friebert
McConnell
Hedley
Scarrington
St. Mary's
Ilminster
Somersetshire
England
Canada
Joseph Hedley
Gladys
Brandon
Lucy Dring
Hamilton
Florence Burt
Rivers
Nellie Burt
Edwin James Vickery
New Westminster
B.C
H. Griffiths
W. Barr A. Hume
L. Robbins
Minot
N.D
Community notices from Oakner and surrounding area
Local W A meeting at Mrs Chas Knight home on February 3 with fourteen members and five visitors. Two life memberships awarded to Mrs Brown and Mrs Watt. six ladies now hold life memberships. Plans for April 1 community supper. next meeting March 3 at Mrs McFeely. Tea hosted by Mrs H D Brown for daughter Mrs Alan Carter of Oak Lake. Oakner MF A postspones February meeting to February 18 with crop insurance speaker. Agricultural talk on silage and forage by D A Brown with films shown. Teen Town bonspiel February 4 5 with four outer and four local rinks. results list top placements.
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Chas
Knight
C. Brown
R. H. Anderson
C Brown
W- Watt
Rink Committee
Oakner School
Oakner Mf.a
D. A. Brown
Oakner
Bonspiel Teams Place at Bradardwine and Hamuota High Events
A school bonspiel roundup notes Wilf Brown Bruce Godlen Pat McFeely and Dorothy Bates led the Bradardwine High rink to fourth in the Challenge while Dallas Smith Fred Zahana Delia Morison and Elaine Montgomery headed the Hamuota High team to second in the second event. Lorraine Gravy and Lois Brown returned to school after recovering from measles. Students enjoyed films shown Wednesday morning at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Gravy
Lois Brown
Wilf Brown
Bruce Godlen
Pat McFeely
Dorothy Bates
Bradardwine High School
Dallas Smith
Fred Zahana Delia Morison
Elaine Montgomery
Hamuota High School
Decker Dome Curling and Hockey Night Updates
Neepawa beat Decker 6 1 and 12 6 in back to back curling games. Tom Thumbs swept Oak River in a playoff, winning the Shoal Lake tournament. Miss Margaret visited Mrs L Young. Alberta Musgrove Elaine Maddock and others competed at Crandall School spiel. Decker Bonspiel begins Feb 14 and a new baby daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Gerald Decker.
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B.B
Neepawa
Decker
Tom Thumbs
Oak River
Shoal Lake
Margaret
L. Young
Alberta Musgrove
Elaine Maddock
David Kirk
Edgar Higgins
Crandall School
Hamiota
Gerald Decker
Cheryl Fay
Dethridge
Leaf rust threat hits Western Canada wheat crops
An article notes wheat leaf rust devastated thousands of acres across Saskatchewan Manitoba and Alberta with possible 0 percent yield loss. It stresses resistant wheat varieties as the best control and mentions weather patterns aiding spread. It references harvest regions and ongoing breeding for durable rust resistance.
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Jeni
Jess Tohan
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebrooks
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Alberta
Asda
Harmadarty
Lavinia W I Meeting Seeks Donations and Social
The Lavinia group meets at Mrs Lloyd McConnell home with 14 members present. They collect for the Red Cross and March of Dimes and plan wood for knitting. A talk by Public Health Nurse R McMillan informs the gathering. A card party and dance are planned at Lavinia School for February 1.
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Wi W
Lloyd McConnell
L Yosttor
Valentine
Red Cross
R. McMillan
W. L. McConnell
A. E McConnell
M W. McConnell
Lavinia School
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Hana Aring
Vale
Jisonn
Williams
F. A. Hodge
Hamidia
Dstrict Fire Office
K.P. Strickland
Hamote
Pac
Webb
Rosser Ave
Man
Harry L. Trump
Optometrist
Ron
Clement
F. L. Watters
Entomology Laboratory Canada Department of Agriculture
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Wau Gr
Doreen Routledge
Jasper Rg
Peggy Mathison
E. Badt
Bridget Ellen Avison
Shoal Lake Hospital
W. McDonald
Buriel
Dauphin
Lucien Socinsk
Grandview
Ontario
Avison
Clearview
Gilbert Plains
St. Boniface Hospital
Alfred Adamson
Kelvington Sask
Robert
South Burnaby
B.C. William
George
Oarner
Teen Town
B. Cummings
Hamida
S. Corbet
B. Lowe
Bradwardine
I. Fraser
Harding
W. Brown
IL. Allen
B. Godlen
P. McFeely
Cunnings
Fraser
Manson
Tellcwins Federal
Alberts Poot
Cengelsdsted Fates
Ee Meembecker
Eliieoe Milling
Duncan's Barber & Beauly
Hamiota Echo
Lavinia
Royal Bank
the Royal Bank
T.V
ALL New
Sparton T.V
Venables
and Emerson T.V
Es Ks
Cro S
Blue Cross
Erin
Manitoba Hospital Service Association
Edmonton Street
Uoen
Adress
Evergreen Playground
Rockies
Pacific
California
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