MFAC Convention Set For Minnedosa June 18
The Man itoba Federation of Agriculture and Co operation District No 3 will hold its annual convention at the Legion Halls in Minnedosa beginning at nine in the morning on June 18. Delegates will consider organization structure and agricultural policy and committees include Credential, Resolutions, Steering, Path, Farm Family Contribution, and Catering with members from Neepawa, Minnedosa, Basswood, Cardale, Mentmore, Hamiota, Strathclair, and Birdle. The event will also elect a provincial director a lady representative and a youth member with reports on the past year's activities. Continued on page 6.
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Manitoba Federation of Agriculture and Co-operation District No. 3
Lake Manitoba
Legion Halls
Minnedosa
D. McNabb
K. Robertson
C. Kingson
Basswood
Selective weed control boosts harvest yields in western Canada
The article urges timely spraying of grain crops using selective weed killers, citing University of Manitoba trials. It notes farmers with early proper application gained higher yields and better quality, while underapplication or late spraying reduced weed kill and yields. It highlights the cost benefit of early treatment and the ease of killing young weeds.
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Canada
Prairie Provinces
University of Manitoba
Barrie Sokal Wedding at Holy Family Church May 17
A double ring ceremony united Stella Sokal and Const. Jack Arnold Barrie at Holy Family Church on May 17. Rev. J Kristalovic officiated with M Woroby as soloist and J Nikkel on organ. The bride wore a nylon tulle gown with chantilly lace and a fingertip veil, carried Lily-of-the-Valley. Attendants included sister Frances as maid of honor and bridesmaids Anne Oystryk and Jean Sokal in white nylon brocade over yellow taffeta. Best man was Const. Bill Davidson. ushers were Const. Al Churchill and Larry Henderson. A reception followed at Club Seven Oaks. the couple planned a honeymoon in the United States and residence in Portage la Prairie. Additional out of town guests included the groom’s Vancouver parents and Zatyiny families from Sandy Lake and Erickson.
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Holy Family Church
Stella
Steve Sokal
Jack Arnold Barrie
Lyall A. Barrie
Vancouver
B. C
J. Kristalovich
M. Woroby
J. Nikkel
Frances
Anne Oystryk
Jean Sokal
Sharon Zatying
Bill Davidson
Carman
al Churchill
Lac du Bonnet
Coast
Larry Henderson
Virden
Man
Seven Oaks
Dan Zatyiny
Sandy Lake
Tom D. Zatyiny
Erickson
Harry Bachewieh
Eddie
Maz
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MFAC
Mra
Keating
Silverton
T, Little
Decker
H. Murray
Hamiota
W.A. Gamey
Strathclair
J. Lee
Erickwon
L. Radcliffe
Cardale
M. Potter
Neepawa
W. Drysdale
A. Jolliffe
Plumas
V. Pulton
Birdle
W. Winstone
McCampell
L. Sirett
Mentmore
Athe
P. Burnell
Strathelair
D. A. McNabb
Minnédosa
H. Hockin
Mentmore; Mrs. M. McNabb, Strathelair; and R. Radcliffe
M. McNabb
R. Gamey
R. Radcliffe
H. Hoekin
A J. Mather
Farm Service
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Alberta Pacific
Cane de Paterson
McCabe
Paris
Heimbecker
Ellison Buleix
J.G.L. Johnson
Angusville Manitoba
Barrie — Sokal
Points
U. S
Portage la Prairie
NEG
Campbell
North America
Mani
Toba
the Campbell
Liberal
Clement R.S. X
The
Birtle-Russell
Liberal—Progressive Association
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