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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 18, 1982

Page

8

Cards of Thanks From Several Winnipeg Area Families

A condensed collection of thanks from multiple families for support during illness, bereavement, weddings, and travel. Names include Christine MacIsaac, Carl Ostapowich family, Lil Self, Wondrasek family, Lynn and Kelly Chuch, and the Werschler family, with gratitude to Dr Lu staff, Rev Harmon, Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid, Braendle Bru...

Carl Winnipeg Mike Frank Helen Etty Nelliene Leifer Knox United Church Braendle- Bruce Funeral Home U.C Eleanora Werschler Craig Harmon Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid Perry and Braendle-Bruce Werschler Masonic Lodge Dr. Lu Anna Barbara Kieper Terry Elsie Smyth David Coppleman

Barley Competition and 4H Agribition Highlights

Agriculture today outlines the barley feeding and competition at Beet and Barley Days open to all, with samples submitted to Archie Cochrane in Binscarth and then cleaned at the local elevator. It also notes a 4H Sheaf Competition at Agribition in Regina, with substantial prizes from Saskatchewan Credit Union, and mentions Wheat Leaf Spot research by Plant Pathologist Garry Platford citing Septoria presence and higher incidents due to weather.

Archie Cochrane Binscarth Regina Saskatchewan Credit Union Garry Platford

Wheat disease observed in spring wheat fields

Tan spot caused by a fungus has been seen on wheat since early May with generally favorable conditions through May to July. The most affected fields are those planted on wheat stubble, and while Septoria infection may reduce yield, it is not expected to be severe.

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Royal Canadian Legion Russell Branch Legion Peace Gardens Christine MacIsaac Ostapowich Angel Tor Vai Lena Ostapowich Lil Self Father Lehky Leonard Uncle Murray Harry Grace Bob M.C Lynn Kelly Chuch Russell Cettony Jaylene Dropmore Chicks Lloya Marlene Shearer White George Maxine Lorraine Kendall Lori Earl Peter Anne Ashey Wilkie Donna Klimack Roblin Man Draper Grassroots In Action Gary Enns Infomart John Fallon Manitoba Telephone System Keating Tien Apd
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