Hay storage saves hay losses with low-cost shelter plan
Farm Notes reviews a cost effective hay storage design by John Skinner of the provincial agriculture department. A 150 ton frame shelter costs about $8 per ton depending on materials, with wide versus narrow builds offering different loading and feeding efficiencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Skinner
Provincial Agriculture Department
Mr. Skinner
Andy Kolach
Agriculture Department
District Hospital Aid Meet at Hamiota
The 7A Ladies Aid gathered at Reeves Community Centre with 12 districts present. Mrs. Hudson presided and outlined volunteer guidelines, noting duties to staff, quick service, and direct suggestions to the director. A May bake sale raised 209.37 dollars, aiding the tea event.
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Hamiota Hospital
Reeves Community Centre
Allen
Liason
Jean Scott
Donna Lintz
Winnipeg
Children’s Aid Society Holds Western Manitoba Annual Meeting
The Brandon University dining hall hosted the Children’s Aid Society annual meeting with 275 attendees from Councils, organizations, Foster Parents and volunteers across Western Manitoba. Treasurer reported expenses of 843,203 and revenue of 843,276 plus 19,149 from projects and rural donations. Certificates of Merit were given to Fred Cooper Uno and Mrs. Phil Pemberton Brandon for long service. The agency reported 676 families and 2,093 children served, 716 children in care, 281 married mothers helped, and 79 placed for adoption. Board officers elected included Gordon Sefton president, T Sumida and J E Purdie as vice presidents, and Little as treasurer. Additionally, F J Coombs Hamiota, Alec McKean Miniota, J E Finkbeiner Isabella, G B Strange Kenton, F A McPhaden Oak River joined the board. Contact Box 906 Brandon for local board access and fundraising support.
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Children’s Aid Society
Brandon University
Manitoba
Fred Cooper
Uno
Birdtail Sioux
Uno - Beulah
Phil Pemberton
Brandon
Neeree
Adop On
Gordon Sefton
Children’s Aid Society of
Western Manitoba
F. J. Coombs
Hamiota
Alec McKean
Miniota
J. E. Finkbeiner
Isabella
G. B. Strange
Kenton
F. A. McPhaden
Oak River
Children Ns Aid Society
Box 906
Hazel's Hints On Selecting Small Kitchen Appliances
The column advises wedding gift buyers to consider versatile small appliances. It covers four slice toasters with extra functions, corded and cordless electric knives, and features like safety switches and finger guards. It then reviews blenders for materials, speed ranges, and design traits, ending with tips to buy trusted brands and CSA safety approval.
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Canadian Standards Association
CSA
Park Residence News Touches Winnipeg and Rural Visits
Miss Doris Warren of Winnipeg visits Mrs. Bard well and her son-in-law W Shurwell of Charleswood on Sunday. Delbridge and Gorden Vickery go to Eastend Sask for the weekend. Mrs Bukter visits Kenton. Robertson spends weekend with Hyde family at Treherne. Sunley sisters Helen and Beverly of Winnipeg and others visit Mrs Hemphill. Brown of Oakner calls on Arthur Catto and Collie. Gardham and Marilyn Arrow River visit with Mrs Gardham. Morris visits Winnipeg to see granddaughter Viola and attends grandson Kenneth Morris and Claudette Very wedding at St Joseph Church Transcona.
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Doris Warren
Winnipeg
B. Currie
Miniota
Hyde
Treherne
Helen
Beverly Sunley
Mervyn McConnell
Kathy Norman
Piney
Dennis Lylk
Brandon
Hemphill
H. Gardham
Marilyn
Arrow River
Orr
D. Falcon
Beaston
Foxwarren
Gardham
Morris
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Lenore
C. A
T. Sumida
J. E. Purdie
Little
Hazel
Connie Hodgson