Government forage seed order deadline set for 1970
The Government Forage Seed Policy runs until November 13 1970 allowing farmers to order mixed forage seed at 2.00 per acre in 10 20 and 30 acre allotments. Popular mixes include Brome Alfalfa for slopes and moisture, Crested wheatgrass Alfalfa for moisture and erosion, Tall wheatgrass Slender wheatgrass Sweet clover Alfalfa for alkali soils, and Brome Crested wheatgrass Slender wheatgrass for dryland pasture. The Manitoba Feed Testing Lab warns nitrates from frost damaged forage may pose a risk and offers a one dollar nitrate test for wheat oat or barley forage while grain kernel tests cost three dollars. mailing address provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
University of Manitoba
Winnipeg
A C W Meet MINIOTA Oct 19 Off Church Plan
The A C W meeting was held October 19 at Mrs Wadham's home with 10 members and 2 visitors present. Mrs Howard led a thankoffering service assisted by Mrs Mossop reading scripture. Thankoffering boxes were received. Used stamps are to be collected for the Leprosy Mission. The annual bazaar will be held in the Community Centre. New kneeling pads for the choir will be made. Items for a mission base due at the church by November 8. Discussion on Indian and European cultures. Next meeting set for November 16 at Mrs Argue's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C.W
Argue
Birdtail River School Board Minutes Report October 22 1970
The Birdtail River School Division No 38 held its regular meeting at Crandall on October 22 1970 with trustees Fulton Waddell Rapley Fallon Hames Lewycky Fouillard Hyndman Armitage Randel and Butcher present. Receipts included resignations and correspondence from various education committees and divisions while the board approved minutes adopted the personnel report and several financials including teacher placement, living allowances, and vehicle expenses. The meeting discussed school openings postponed to November 13 for Birtle Collegiate and November 6 for St Lazare Elementary, smoking in collegiates, and authorized improvements to Shoal Lake playground and school gravel.
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Birdtail River School Division No
Crandall
Fulton
Waddell
Rapley
Falloon
Hames
Lewycky
Fouillard
Hyndman
Armitage
Randell
Butcher
Western Region Inservice Education Committee
Virden
Dianne Falloon
North-Western Marquette Festival
Royal Bank of
Manitoba Association of School Trustees
Dep’t of Youth
Birtle
Shoal Lake
Strathclair
Stanley Knowles
St. Lazare
Portier
A. Gunnette
Foxwarren Esso
Lorne Dale
Gary
Jean Anderson
Birtle Collegiate
Elsie J. Curtis
Kenton
Edith Hodgins
Reeder
Lorna Airey
Louise Bond
Edward Winstone
Birdtail River
Park Residence News People Attend Golden Age Party
On Wednesday October 21, Mr Gunson and many others attended the Golden Age party at Miniota with a pleasant afternoon and lunch. Visitors include Beverley Pedlow Mrs Jory Grant Whyte Brandon Shoal Lake W Kerr Turkey supper 25th anniversary events and numerous calls at the homes of Gardham McKean Craig Smith and Gould among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunson
M. Johnson
Sutherland
Barnes
Sparks
Miniota
Beverley Pedlow
Jory
Grant Whyte
Brandon
Shilo
Shoal Lake
W. Kerr
Hugh McKean
Red Deer
Appointment of Gil Fearnall as administrative assistant
Gil Fearnall has been appointed administrative assistant to W A LeBlanc commissioner Manitoba Division Canadian Red Cross Society. He joined the society in 1957 as provincial organizer for the blood transfusion service, was appointed assistant director in 1960, and director in 1961, holding that post until his recent appointment.
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Gil Fearnall
W. A. LeBlanc
Manitoba
Canadian Red Cross Society
Mr. Fearnall
Society
Blood
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A.C.W. Meet
Howard
Iia
Mossop
Ottawa
Trudeau
FLQ
Montreal
Quebec
Pierre Laporte
James Cross
TTS
Birdtail River S. D
Lou Craig
Arrow River
G. Orr
Foxwarren
Gardham
Roy Kirkpatrick
Harold
Edith Preston
Moosomin Sask
C. Smith
Vancouver
B.C
Collie
Garry Smith
Mrs. Smith
Arthur Wallace
Stan Gould
Hill
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