Manitoba Winter Fair passes and 4H leader news
All 4H Leaders and Club members may receive complimentary passes to the Manitoba Winter Fair for Monday and Tuesday April 1 and 3, with passes to be picked up at the Agricultural Extension Centre Brandon. Jack Ediger will represent Manitoba at the National 4H Conference in Washington D C April 21 27. The Canadian 4H delegation will meet in Ottawa April 19 and tour Parliament and meet dignitaries, then spend a day in New York at the United Nations before Washington. Teenage drivers booklet and Manitoba Driver's Handbook will be mailed to 40 members 15 years and over. Elevator weed contamination concerns arise as seed cleaners fail to meet standards.
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11Th Street
Brandon
Jack Ediger
High Bluff
Jack
Manitoba
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Ottawa
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U.S.A
S Sill
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Obituary: Alfred Snaith 81 at MacGregor Hospital
Alfred Snaith aged 81 died at MacGregor Hospital on Sunday February 11 born near High Bluff in 1881 moved to Rosehill with parents in 1882 educated at Rosehill school farmed until retiring to MacGregor in 1945. He leaves two sisters Mary Ann Snaith of MacGregor and Mrs Mabel McCaskill of Portage la Prairie. Funeral held in MacGregor United Church February 13 with Rev E Armistead officiating. Interred Rosehill cemetery. Pallbearers nephews of the deceased.
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Alfred Snaith
MacGregor Hospital
High Bluff
Rosehill
Rosehill School
MacGregor
Mryna Payser
Mary Ann Snaith
Mabel McCaskill
Portage la Prairie
MacGregor United Church
E. Armistead
McMaster Funeral Home
George
Fred
Roy Snaith
Douglas McCaskill
Harold Payser
David Jeffrey
Alfred Sheard
Andrew Meffin, Sr
Charles Pennell
John Scora
Roy Leckie
Douglas Leckie
Clark Blyth
Seed cleaning urged after weed survey results
Of 130 paired samples analyzed, 92 re tested, 32 graded No 2 and six Canada No 1. Contamination: 41 with foreign weeds, 24 with other weed species, 36 with other grains. Weed seeds reduced by cleaning. farmers urged to clean seed at home or use a district plant. Samples collected by 11 weed supervisors in 11 districts.
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Canada
Funeral Held For George Aikens
George Aikens aged 81, longtime Lavenham resident, died in Winnipeg Monday Feb 19. Born in Clinton Ontario he farmed in Lavenham for over 60 years. Survived by wife four sons and two daughters. Funeral Feb 21 at Lavenham United Church officiated by Rev Ian Harland. Interment Rossendale cemetery. Flowerbearers and pallbearers named. Funeral arrangements by McMaster Funeral Home.
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George Aikens
Lavenham
Winnipeg
Clinton
Ont
Loyal Orange Lodge
Lavenham United Church
Ian Harland
Ling
Rossendale
McMaster
Lee Clark
Barrie Hill
Irvin Aikens
Morley Aikens
Simon Henry
David Hird
Nelson Price
Ralph Ackerman
Springbrook 4 H Foodsters Form at School Meeting
The Springbrook 4H Club held its fourth meeting Friday at the school with sixteen members six leaders six visitors and Home Economist Peggy Hood present. Members renamed the club Springbrook 4H Foodsters and discussed uniforms and a gold-letter banner. The club plans to canvass Springbrook and Forrest Ville for the Red Cross, and a March 8 farmers meeting at Springbrook school will feature Don Mead Jews and C Oliver on sericultural topics. Senior members hosted a cooking class at Mrs. George Lewis home and juniors will meet at Mrs. Reg Winterbottoms on March 1.
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Springbrook
Peggy Hood
Springbrook 4H Foodsters
Forrest Ville
Red Cross
Springbrook School
Don Mead
C. Oliver
Our
Food Club
George Lewis
Reg. Winterbottom
Memco
Randy Kowalcht
Bonspiel Prize Winners From Local Curling Event
A list of prize winners from the bonspiel shows multiple teams across clubs and regions sharing honors. MacGregor and Portage entries dominate with wins in categories including club bags, smoker stands, electr ic fry pans, and dinnerware, among others.
Biggest Little Bonspiel Winners Acknowledgment In Manitoba
The curling club thanks contributors for the Biggest Little Bonspiel success in Manitoba and apologizes for omitting Manitoba Hydro from the prize list. A complete winners list appears elsewhere in this edition.
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Curling Club
Manitoba
Manitoba Hydro
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