Frank Skinner Honored For Horticulture Achievements
Dr. Frank L. Skinner received an outstanding achievement award at the C.S.H.S. banquet in Regina on July 12, 1994. Tom Ward of the University of Saskatchewan presented it, accepted by son Hugh and daughter Heather Loeppky, for 144 new varieties and a quiet prairie impact. The Dropmore Nursery continues under Hugh Skinner as Prairie Garden Greenhouse develops bedding plants. Local groups support an interpretive trail to showcase Skinner’s plant collection and public access plans.
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Frank L. Skinner
C.S.H.S
Regina
Tom Ward
Department of Horticulture
University of Saskatchewan
Skinner
Hugh
Heather Loeppky
Ward
Mr. Ward
Dominion
M.B. Davis
Luther Burbank
Canada
Prairies
Dropmore
Prairie Garden Greenhouse
Skinner's Nursery
Manitoba Forestry Agreement
Manitoba Sustainable Development Fund
Parkland Community Futures Leads Regional Training Coordination
Parkland Community Futures partners with the Dauphin Canada Employment Centre to form a training coordinating group. The effort aims to align training with business labor and industry needs, addressing changing workplace demands and the need for ongoing skill upgrades. See Community Page 7.
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Parkland Communty Futures
Parkland Community Futures
Parkland
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Dauphin Canada Employment Centre
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Frank Skinner
Ryan Johnston
Hazel Blenner-Hassett
Winnipeg
Praaire Garden
Silver Beach
Assiniboine
Rural Initiatives
Assiniboine Community College
Victoria Avenue
Brandon
XEROX
Sue
Barry
MicroAge Xerox Centre
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