Longtime Manitoba 4-H leader Driscoll remembered for seed work
Mr. Driscoll devoted years to seed improvement and youth education in Manitoba. He helped organize the Clear Lake Seed Club in 1934 and led training in grain judging, winning trophies and guiding Calf Clubs. His work included seed equipment upgrades and participation in agricultural councils.
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Bradwardine
Basswood
Bob Ross
R. Potter
R. Whiteman
Clear Lake Seed Club
Ronald Thierry
Jack Winder
Toronto Royal
Brandon
Seed
Harrison
McPhail
Erickson Pool Elevator
Clear Lake
Clear Creek
Driscoll
Manitoba
Minnesota
Westmount Ladies Club Plans Lake Outing For July
At the June 25 meeting Mrs. A. Sjovald presided with 11 ladies present. A Ditch Lake outing was planned for July and Hilltop Ladies Club invited. Contests produced winners Mrs. E Uliberg and Mrs. E Shellborn. Others note guests and local visits including Ross Sanderson returning from Egypt and school picnic prizes and teacher appreciation gifts.
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Unberg
A. Sjovald
E. Sheilborn
Ditch Lake
Hilltop Ladies Club
Westmount Ladies Club
Darcie Shellborn
Raymond
Kenneth Lofgren
S. Wetteland
Maxwell and Plant families travel to Calgary and Winnipeg
Mr William Maxwell senior and Marlene Plant head to Calgary for the stampede, while Mrs William Maxwell and Mrs John Plant travel to Winnipeg with Gordon Bowcott. Mr and Mrs Scott and their Winnipeg family stay several days with A Cleland. Dave Joiner visits his home over the weekend as C Brown recovers in the local hospital.
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Birdtail
Mr. Wm. Maxwell Sr
Marlene Plant
Calgary
Wm. Maxwell, Sr
John Plant
Winnipeg
Gordon Bowcott
Mrs. Scott
A. Clelands
Dave Joiner
Buddy
Yorkton College
UGG Elevator at Birdtail Closes for Two Weeks
A notice states the UGG Elevator at Birdtail will be closed from July 1 to July 14 for maintenance.
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UGG
Birdtail
Pool Elevators at Birdtail Closed for Holidays
The Manitoba Pool Elevators at Birdtail will close until mid July for agent holidays. For grain deliveries or other business contact John Williamson at Rossburn.
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Manitoba Pool
Birdtail
John Williamson
Rossburn
Bryan and Valley Schools Hold Annual Picnic
The Bryan and Valley Schools held their annual picnic Monday at the Valley school grounds. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. D Gill of Rivers on the birth of a daughter. Mrs. A Joiner visited with Mrs. Gill last week.
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Bryan and Valley
Valley School
D. Gill
Rivers
A. Joiner
Bride Elect Honoured at Bryan School Event
In Bryan on June 27 Miss Jean Melnyk was honored with an electric lamp by her pupils. Dianne Maxwell read the address and Linda Veitch delivered the gift. A lace tablecloth was later given at Mrs. A Joiner's home. Mrs. Joyce Maxwell read and presented gifts. Jean thanked guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Melnyk
Bryan School
Dianne Maxwell
Linda Veitch
A. Joiner
Joyce Maxwell
Maxwell
Alice Hrubeniuk
Jean
School Standings Aitchior and Grade Placings
Grade 1 Linda Swerrda. Grade 3 Gail Taylor first Carol Gurnick second Glenda Cameron third. Grade 4 Ronnie Taylor first Rowena Collingridge second Floyd Cameron third. Grade 5 Jerry Bereza. Grade 6 Donald Luhowy. Grade 7 Richard Locke first Lawrence Gurnick second Darrel Locke third. Grade Nelson Luhowy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Taylor
Carol Gurnick
Glenda Cameron
Ronnie Taylor
Rowena Collingridge
Floyd Cameron
Jerry Bereza
Donald Luhowy
Richard Locke
Lawrence Gurnick
Darrel Locke
Nelson Luhowy
Rackham News: Sale of Anne Sterzuk Business to Berezniks
Anne Sterzuk sells her Rackham business to Tony and Mrs. Bereznik of Sundown. Closing set for August 1. Yorkton graduates Buddy and Ted Andreychuk plan further studies and teaching careers. Families plan holidays to Lynn Lake and Fort William visit relatives. Mission at Czerna church runs through July 6 with Rackham church service July 7 after dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Sterzuk
Tony Bereznik
Sundown
Gloria Demchuk
Garry
Darlene
Lynn Lake
Scbkow
Ted Andreychuk
Yorkton
Fort William
Weather Outlook Improves Along The Turkey Trail
Weather remains fine with occasional thunder showers over the past week. Crop prospects have improved considerably along The Turkey Trail, boosting confidence for the coming season.
Heavy June Frost Suspected of More Damage Than Drought
A fragment notes that the heavy frost of early June may have caused more harm to crops than the prior moisture shortage, suggesting widespread plant damage and potential yield impact.
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Crawford Park
Ssa Agricultural Council
Dept. of Agriculture
D. C. Foster
Percy Ford
C. C. Cranstone
W. Johnson
Minnedosa
Art Dilworth
Oliver Douglas
Westmount
E. Uliberg
E. Shellborn
John W Marcino
Patsy
Terry
Fixay
Port Arthur
Steve Marcino
Lackie Marcino
Ross Sanderson
Egypt
RCAF
Mrs. R. Sanderson
T. Holmlund
A. Skogstad
C. Brown
Aitchior
Linda Swerrda
Rackham News
Czerna Church
Rackham
St. John’s Day
Weather Report
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Aoe
Eee Neee Ee Eeesee Weueereete
Rex A. Lilley
Neepawa, Man
Manitoba Hydro
Sylvania- Leonard
General Electric
Westinghouse
THE
Manitoba Power Commission