Spraying Practices For Best Weed Control Guidance
Agricultural notes from the MacGregor Herald discuss optimal spray timing and chemical choices for weed control. It stresses early spraying, adjusting rates to conditions, and using combinations like MCPA and 24D to target hard to kill weeds while balancing crop safety and yield. It also suggests two applications of 24D at five to six ounces per acre seven to ten days apart for heavy weed pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Manitoba
Lapka
Sunday Neurosis On The Scene
Dr Elliott M Avedon a Columbia University professor warns a rising Sunday neurosis in the United States as people seek better recreation. He calls recreation a public health service on par with sanitation and notes education should teach not only work skills but how to be. Avedon spoke in Winnipeg as a guest of Manitoba society for disabled children and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
Elliott M. Avedon
United States
U.S
Avedon
Winnipeg
Society of Crippled Children and Adults of
Manitoba
Expert Calls for Common Understanding in Town Planning
E A Levin of Regina told the Town Planning Institute of Canada that planners lack a shared view of their core work. He urged uniform objectives and regional seminars to align political and social aims in shaping the physical environment.
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Present
Town Planning Institute of Canada
E. A. Levin
Regina
Institute
Levin
Saskatchewan Department of Municipal Affairs
Toe Planners
Ladies Aid tea thanked supporters and local visitors
The Ladies Aid held a June 9 tea and thanked all who attended in any capacity. Crystal City visitors Sack Wenham and family visited parents Mr and Mrs Steve Belous. Jack and Pearl celebrated their fourth wedding anniversary June 17. Howard Smith returned from Prince George for a two week holiday. Sinclairville visitors Mr and Mrs Dave Wiebe and family visited Norman McCullough. Tyerman of Carberry visited Cliff Tyerman at home. Martin Schneider returned home from Carberry hospital. Edrans reunion dance set for July 3 at Edrans Hall.
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Wenham
Crystal City
Steve Belous
Jack
Pearl
Howard Smith
Prince George
B.C
Dave Wiebe
Sinclairville
Norman McCulough
Tyerman
Carberry
the Cliff
Martin Schneider
Hame
Carberry Hospital
Premier Roblin Starts Manitoba Highways Department
Premier Roblin announced a new highways department separate from public works to take effect July 1. Public Works Minister Walter Weir will serve temporarily as highways minister, with George Collin appointed deputy highways minister and Clare D Smith and Joseph Brake named to senior deputy roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Department of Public Works
Manitoba
Walter Weir
George Colline
L. W. Blackman
Clare D. Smith
Joseph Brake
Winnipeg-Portage la Prairie
Salad tips and Caesar origin highlight homemaker feature
The Homemakers Corner offers broad salad guidance from selecting fresh vegetables to dressing lightly and serving cold. It recounts Caesar Cardini creating the iconic salad in Tijuana using leftovers and urges readers to imagine novel salads at home. The Portage Plowing Match on June 23 at McDonald farm includes a Manitoba foods demonstration by Judy Marta with film The Salad Bowl shown at 2, 3, and 4 pm.
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Caesar Cardini
Tijuana
Mexico
Portage
McDonald Farm
Delta Road
Judy Marta
Manitoba
Judy
Manitoba Museum Elects First Board at Inaugural Meeting
The Manitoba Museum of Man and Nature elected its first board of governors at its June 10 annual meeting in Winnipeg. Dr. F. Riley serves as vice president with A. Mathewson as president. J. D. Herbert named director effective July 1 and R. W. Stratton as museum coordinator. The new museum will develop and operate at the Winnipeg centennial site on Main Street and extend services to all Manitoba regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Museum of Man and Nature
Winnipeg
Manitoba Museum Association
Winnipeg Centennial
Main Street
A. Mathewson
C. S. Board of Governors
F. Riley
R. W. Stratton
Manitoba Theatre Centre Sees Stronger Finances After Grant
MTC president Percy Genser announced at the annual meeting that a $60,000 grant and a $16,000 surplus last year have strengthened finances. Business manager Bill Wylie said grant funds will go to the stage budget, more studio productions, improved children's theatre, and a provincial tour. The theatre reports a $57,000 deficit with only two surpluses in seven years.
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Vanaga Council
Manitoba Theatre Centre
Percy Genser
Genser
MTC
Bill Wylie
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Texaco
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Texaco Farm
Edrans News
C. W. Sloir
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Portage LA Prairie
Herb Borton
Homemakers
Elaine Racher
Manitoba Museum
the School District
Frank Hay
Hall-O
Glenboro
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Glenboro Legion
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Mary Maxim
Ralph
Sask. Ave. E
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Fort William
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Eains
Etiown
Jon Sysvem
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