Malting Barley and Bull Sale Notices in Manitoba
Bonanza malting barley from the 1971 crop will be bought in pure lots by the Canadian industry with Conquest and other malting varieties remaining dominant in purchases. Plant scale trials on 1970 Bonanza showed generally satisfactory results, while Fergus barley from western Canada appears unlikely for commercial malting due to quality comparisons with Betzes. About 210 Manitoba bulls will sell March 31 in Brandon as the 66th Manitoba Cattle Breeders Association Sale, featuring 33 Shorthorns, 33 Aberdeen Angus and 144 Herefords, with a show on March 30 at the Provincial Exhibition Grounds.
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Bonanza
Canada
Fergus
Hannchen
Betzes
Manitoba
Brandon
Manitoba Cattle Breeders’ Association
George DePape
Association
Hospital Aid Meet Sets Plans Ahead of March Village Vote
The Women’s Aid to the Hamiota Hospital District No. 7A met in Hamiota on February 26 with eleven members present. Minutes were adopted. Treasurer’s balance stood at $2,810.79. A request for a student nurse loan was considered. Tea pot, can opener and rubber spatulas were approved for purchase. Occupancy for the month was 80.26 percent. Final planning for the March 1 hospital vote dominated the meeting. Mrs. Hames traced the Brandon Hospital Guild history to 1883. The June supper and May regional meeting are set for Hamiota, with Mrs. Lamb attending to plans. Rankin reported on the Winnipeg conference in December.
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Hamiota Hospital
Hamiota
Rankin
Hames
Brandon Hospital Guild
Lamb
Rivers
Birdtail River School Board Held March 4 1971 Meeting
The Birdtail River School Division No. 38 held a Crandall meeting March 4 1971 at 8 p.m. Trustees Waddell Butcher Fulton Rapley Hames Fouillard Arm itage Hyndman Lewycky Randell Falloon discussed resignations retirements contracts and payments. By law readings and debenture approval for Birtle Collegiate were carried and the session adjourned at 12 30 a.m.
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Crandall
Birdtail River School Division No
Waddell
Butcher
Fulton
Rapley
Hames
Fouillard
Armitage
Hyndman
Lewycky
Randell
Falloon
Manitoba Association of School Trustees
Brandon
CRTC
Manitoba Association For Educational Data System
Newman McLean &Associates
Ward Macdonald Architects
Hoffman Construction Ltd
Parkland Electric & Birtle Collegiate
Public School Finance Board
MTS
Birtle
Birdtail River
Birtle Collegiate
Frazel's Hints: Clean Your Closet For Spring
Extension Home Economist Hazel Mitchell urges homemakers to start spring cleaning with a tidy closet. Assess wear, damage, and stains to decide what to discard, noting worn fabric, loss of shape, improper repairs, and pest damage. Continued on Back Page.
Park Residence News Highlights Local Visits and Calls
Mr and Mrs Bud Barrett of Rivers visited with Mrs Robert son on Saturday. Miss Phyllis Rankin of Winnipeg called on her aunt Mrs Arthur last week. Mr and Mrs Rollo and daughters Evelyn Kathy and Margaret of Uno visited with Mrs Rollo's mother Mrs Schacht last week. Mr and Mrs Lorne Boys of Oak Lake visited with Mrs Henderson on Saturday. Mr and Mrs L Olenick of Edmonton visited with Mrs Henderson and Mary Bull last week. Mr Art Baldwin of Saskatoon and Mr and Mrs Bert Baldwin and family of McConnell visited with Mrs Baldwin on Sunday. Mrs McDonald of Woodworth and Mr H Gardham and son Ron of Arrow River called on Mrs Gardham last week. Mrs Bardwell visiting with her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs A Armitage at Miniota for a few days.
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Bud Barrett
Rivers
Robertson
Phyllis Rankin
Winnipeg
Arthur
Rollo
Evelyn
Kathy
Margaret
Uno
Schacht
Mrs. Bardwell
Mrs. A. Armitage
Miniota
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Birtle Industrial Arts
Shoal Lake Redi-Mix Ltd
Frazel
By Hazel Mitchell
Extension Home Economist
Mrs. Baldwin