Manitoba Beef Producer B I A P deadline and course
Farmers are warned they must sell their first group of slaughter animals under the five year beef plan by March 31 to avoid default on Farm Notes. Those who have sold may start marketing a second group. 1978 support price is 40 cents per pound. Receipts must show slaughter. A two week farm mechanics course starts February 27 at Shoal Lake, cost $30, register with Bill Lambert at 759-2394.
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Shoal Lake
Bill Lambert
Decker 8 and under hockey wins Miniota shield title
District news covers families visiting relatives across towns and a Decker minor hockey team triumph. Decker 8 and under defeated Virden 7-3 to capture the Miniota Minor Hockey Shield after advancing with a 9-6 win over Miniota. Shoal Lake edged Decker 1-0 in the Strathclair final.
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Russell Schweitzer
Russell Sunley
Bob Sunley
Boissevain
Sherree Maynes
Brandon
Angus Maynes
Lawrence Clack
Reg. Madsen
Harold Hunter
Norman Lints
Morley House
Shoal Lake
Quinton
Jim Morrison
Bob Anderson
Honey
Decker
Miniota
Strathclair
Virden
Kenry Angus
Craig Knight
Kerry Angus
Ron Burr
Jayson Angus
Minnedosa
Ken Still
Ed. Barford, Jr
Weed Weapons Weed Fair in Brandon Manitoba 1978
Manitoba's first Weed Fair at Keystone Centre in Brandon on February 24 1978 features major herbicide makers and equipment suppliers. University of Manitoba expert I Morrison speaks on mixing for broad spectrum weed control at 10 15 a m followed by R Rankin wild oat herbicide comparisons at 11 a m and Orly Friesen on spray drift at 1 15 p m. Manitoba farmers D Gibb and D Farlik share views at 2 p m on dollars and sense of weed control, with Dave Donaghy addressing shifting weed populations at 3 15 p m. Contact for more information before February 24 1978 and invite neighbors.
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Manitoba
Brandon Keystone Centre
I. Morrison
University of Manitoba
R. Rankin
Orly Friesen
Oak River Friends win club tournaments in three towns
Oak River celebrates as Wilfred Heapy wins the cribbage tournament in Oak River. Jim Mundell and Agnes Mitchell win the table shuffleboard at Lenore. Len Lipscombe takes the darts title at Cardale. All advance to Glenboro for the Westman playoffs on February 25. Mrs. Ann Koscielny of Neepawa visits with her daughter and son-in-law Frank Hayhurst and Jocelyn. Six rinks take part in Cardale Bonspiel this week.
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Friendship Club
Wilfred Heapy
Oak River
Jim Mundell
Agnes Mitchell
Lenore
Len Lipscombe
Cardale
Glenboro
Westman
Ann Koscielny
Neepawa
Frank Hayhurst
Jocelyn
Decker Schweitzer Visits Calgary Hosts
Cameron Schweitzer of Calgary is spending a few days with Mr and Mrs. while staying with relatives.
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Cameron Schweitzer
Calgary
Mrs
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Manitoba Beef Producer’s Income Assurance Plan
B.I.A.P
Bob Gwyer
McConnell
Andy Little
West Coast
Grant Little
Harvey Pollock
Edmonton
Garth Hurle
Marlene
Dale Newton
Norman Little
Allan Wright
Ferman Derochier
Hamiota Community Hall
Parkas
Hydro Parkas
Jantzen
Whyte
Craig Whyte
Kenton
R. M. B. Toews
Hamiota
Callec
Jags
Lanny Westwood
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