Hudson Bay Route Assn Holds Conference June 26 27
Plans for the Hudson Bay Route Association conference and convention are set for June 26 and 27. State officials Tage E Jones and DMO AWL are among experts expected to speak.
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 13, 1957
Page
3
Plans for the Hudson Bay Route Association conference and convention are set for June 26 and 27. State officials Tage E Jones and DMO AWL are among experts expected to speak.
The notice outlines a Route Association public meeting in the United Kingdom, an attendance aim for June 26 and 16, a Finn Finn Trout Festival from June 28 to July 2, and a Saskatchewan Church excursion sponsored by the provincial government from August 1 to 3. It urges fishermen to stay over and patrons to secure accommodations early.
Driving safety advice urges drivers to audit family nerves about riding with them. Suggests asking relatives what makes them nervous while driving and using results to curb risky habits. Emphasizes checking rear view before passing and comparing speed with speedometer for safer highway behavior.
Farmers in western Canada are cautioned not to plant the new Traill barley and to market it only as feed barley. Despite U S advertising as a malting variety, Canadian maltsters, brewers, and exporters do not accept it for malting. The Board of Grain Commissioners will grade Traill no higher than No 1 Feed Barley after August 1 1958. Traill and Kindred share a white aleurone making them indistinguishable. only OAC 21 Montcalm and OL remain eligible for the National Barley Contest.
Provincial horticulturist F J Wehr advises immediate action as cutworms hatch from last summer’s eggs. Larvae feed in late June, cutting seedlings above and below ground. Two weeks remain before peak damage. methods include paper collars, soil applications of Alcrin Dieldrin or Heptachlor, or poisoned bran balls mixed with water and bran for surface scattering.
Wash old powder puffs and keep them with cleaning equipment to apply wax to furniture and kitchen surfaces.
Manitoba marks Dairy Month with Hon. C. L. Shuttleworth noting peak production in June. Dairymen are praised for high quality products and dairy plants are modernizing to meet rising consumption. Farmers expected to contribute one cent per pound of butterfat to the Dairy Farmers of Canada fund for promotion.
Wax your linoleum for long wear and avoid harsh scrubbing. High gloss wax polish with a damp mop yields best results, while frequent scrubbing can wear away the linoleum over time.
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