Brandon visitors and local notices fill week
Mrs Emslie and Mrs Beween Sepaenors and other Brandon visitors are listed along with several Winnipeg and Oak River visits. The Ladies Aid met at Mrs Livingstone and Easter visits span Misses Adams Graham Nesbitt Common and English at home and abroad. Mentions of birthdays, teaching staff, and a missing air operations report for P O Trewin conclude the brief community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Mrs. Livingstone
Sadie Adam
Elaine Graham
Towny Visitors and Brandon Fair Notes
Mrs G dJohns visited last week with her school Mrs Dyer of ta. Mr Jas Ross and Helen attended Brandon Winter Fair with cattle on show. Red Cross meeting at Burt home had 11 members and 2 visitors. quilts and cushions completed. Next meeting set for May 2 at Mrs G Seater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G dJohns
Dyer
G. Goring
Branbarrie
Jas. Ross
Helen
Brandon
Red Cross
Tae Burt
Local Guests Return and Easter Festivities in Neepawa District
Miss B Hunt resumes teaching duties while Miss Ells Allen visits from Oak River. Miss Jackie Smith and Florence Mann return to Neepawa homes. Phyllis Jones accompanying her aunt Mrs Frank Bridgeman returns to Garson. A district gathering at Mr and Mrs J Hart features singing games contests and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Hunt
Ells Allen
Oak River
W. Bray
Jackie Smith
Florence Mann
Neepawa
Phyllis Jones
Frank, Bridgeman
Garson
J. Hart
Barley Varieties Sanaita Rex In Manitoba Trimmed For Trade
Sanaita and Rex two row barleys dominate Manitoba culture with Sanaita favored locally. Export demand grows as some Sanaita enters the U S malting trade but a Board of Grain Commissioners inquiry finds these varieties not acceptable to the malting trade. Consignments of grades 1 and 2 C.W. Two Row Barley are mixed with unknown contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
United States
Board of Grain Commissioners For Canada
Barley Variety Changes Cut Sevaka Rex Grading Standards
Effective August 1 1945 Sevaka and Rex barley varieties are rejected for making purposes and will be excluded from No a C W and No 2 C W Two Row barley grades. Barley of these varieties after that date will be graded not higher than No 1 Feed.
Barley Supply Talks Prompted by Farmer Meetings
Farmers plan to meet to discuss barley supply and seed decisions as publicity efforts intensify. The aim is to clarify the barley situation before seeding, with officials and cooperatives preparing updated information for growers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. Emslie
C. RB. Beween
Sepaenors
Mrs. HL. Bridgeman
Mrs. C. Hewey
Winnipeg
Mr. J. Houstoin
Misses Jeans
Margaret
Misa Lorraine Nesbitt
Mrs. T. Nesbitt
Helen Common
Mrs. M. Klywak
Shoal Lake
W. Graham Sr
E. J. Blatchford
M. A. Blatchford
G. L. Maitland
A. McRae
Jackie
G. Haycock
Griswold
R. McRae
H. Watkins
Keith Maitland
Donald McRae
Bud and
George Hayesck
Anse Emslie
Maurine Wathina
Ted Ferguson
Murray Common
Mr. R. McKenzie
Harding
BE. H. Dowland
H. Braye
Vivian Richards
Kenton
John Ferguson
R. A. Shuttleworth
Marrion Neilson
Margaret Houston
Gladstone School
Bunting
Middleton
John Common
Mervyn, Joynt
Alice English
Mrs. C. R. English
Jas. Milroy
Canada
Tarbolton
Messia
Don
Ron
Bray J
Leonard Nesbitt
Lothair
Rex
Renfrew
J. F. Topinka
Bradwardine
Victory
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