New Type Lighting For Highway Safety In Manitoba
Manitoba advances highway safety with a new lighting system at the Highways 59 and 44 interchange east of Lockport. Four 1000 watt lamps on 100 foot poles will illuminate the area, using 37 poles instead of 160 with current setups, reducing collision hazards. Enhancements include larger clearer signs, standardized signals, reflectorized signs, freeway style overhead signs, standardized traffic lights, asphalt seal coats, wider shoulders, and limited access highways to lower inter section risks.
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Manitoba
Lockport
Manitoba Hydro
Broadway
North America
Seattle
Washington
Highways Department
Highways
Continuous cropping may boost certain weeds, says Ag Rep
Wendell Wight reports from the Manitoba Faculty of Agriculture that continuous cropping could raise perennials like Canada thistle and sow thistle, plus climbers such as wild buckwheat and field bindweed. Annual grasses like green foxtail and charnel may rise as barnyard grass and wild oats fall, with weed control and rotation of herbicides urged to maximize yield and prevent disease and insect buildup.
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Manitoba Faculty of Agriculture
George Friesen
Rothamsted
England
Friesen
Germany
Two New Manitoba Magistrates Appointed June 17
Attorney General Sterling R. Lyon announces two full time magistrates for Manitoba effective June 17. John J. Enns 38 will succeed Harold Gyles at the provincial magistrate's court and Mike Baryluk 52 will replace M H Garton in Winnipeg. Gyles becomes Chief Magistrate for Manitoba. Baryluk joins as third full time magistrate. Garton continues part time. Enns born 1929 at St Elizabeth studied United College and Manitoba Law School. Baryluk born 1915 in Brandon studied Manitoba Law School and served in WWII with the RCAF. He has held local school board trust positions and is active in legal associations.
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Manitoba
Sterling R. Lyon
Q.C
John J. Enns
Mike Baryluk
Enns
Harold Gyles
Provinial Magistrate’s Court
Gyles
Baryluk
M. H. Garton
Winnipeg
Manitoba Apne
General’s Department
Charles Tupper
Law Society of Manitoba
Manitoba Bar Association
Canadian Bar Association
RCAF
Royal Canadian Legion
Ukrainian Professional Business Men’s Club
Assiniboine
Food Seminar Planned in Virden June 26 1968
A food service seminar for restaurants motels hospitals and catering groups will be held at Goulter School Auditorium Virden on Wednesday June 26 1968 from 7 30 to 10 30 p m. Dr G Fryer Medical Director of the Virden Health Unit announces a program by the Local Health Unit and the Department of Agriculture with talks demonstrations and questions on menu planning kitchen layout table service hygiene and more. Gwen and the Men will perform as a feature with swinging guitar to illustrate good and bad food handling practices. The event aims to raise the standard of local food handling and service with broad participation encouraged by Dr Fryer and staff from Health and Agriculture departments.
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Goulter School
Virden
G. Fryer
Virden Health Unit
Department of Agriculture
Wi’s
Departments of Health and Agriculture
Fall Fashions Move Toward Leather and Nylon Textures
Tips from Trudy highlights leather reemergence with jackets dresses and vests plus new suede care with Pentel water repellent. Nylon imitator textures like alligator snake and lizard offer easier care and drape. Stretch vinyl coated cotton knit promises durability and no cracking or water staining. Also announced is a Food Service Seminar by Manitoba Health and Agriculture on June 26 at Goulter School in Virden covering bacteria poisoning hygiene and catering duties.
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Manitoba
Pentel
Food Service
Manitoba Department of Health
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Goulter School
Virden
Birdtail River S D No 38 appoints PE coordinator
At Shoal Lake the Birdtail River School Division No 38 board met on June 13 1968. Trustees Fulton Selby Randell Hames Lewy cky Butcher Hyndman Wad dell Falloon and Armitage were present. They adopted June 6 minutes and approved correspondence. Robert Rempel named part time Physical Education Coordinator. A 300 grant to help run Ham No 5 68 was approved. Tender accepted for Rothesay barn 275 and school house 625. Bindle Sports Committee 10 for outbuilding at Rothesay approved. Meeting adjourned on call of chair.
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Shoal Lake
Birdtail River
Fulton
Selby
Randell
Hames
Lewycky
Butcher
Hyndman
Waddell
Falloon
Armitage
Osler
Hammond & Nanton Insurance Limited
Robert Rempel
J. A. Sutherland
Rothesay Barn
Bindle Sports Committee
Othesay
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Wendell Wight Ag. Rep
Trudy
Trudy Holtmann
Birdtail River S. D
Ance
Birtle Collegiate Teachers
Lilian Johnson
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