Fine Display Of Art Flowers And Vegetables At Saturday Show
A large show in North Surrey British Columbia featured 623 entries in art flowers and vegetables. 4H Club served tea while Dianna Ross and Gordon Halvas led best entries across gladioli corn flowers and house plants. Winners included Leith Skinner Hugh Skinner A Stewart Ada Spear and Mrs F Bily with multiple prize categories and a staff expansion at Major Pratt Collegiate.
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North Surrey
Columbia
Cochrane
Russell
4H Club
Laycock
J. Silver
F. Bily
Millwood
Hugh Skinner
M. ‘Wonstony
L. Leifer
N. Wasslen
Monica Lee
Clifford Halwas
Pamela Lee
W. Smith
Glen Casitar
A. Massina
Birtle
Thos. Jackson
A. Stewart
Asters
Diam
E. Massina
Gladys Honey
R. Halitowy
Dula
Geo, Bell
Candytuft
Dianna Ross
Ada Spear
Clarkin
E. Massing
Corn Flower
A Berg
Cosmos
A. Berg
Leith Skinner
T. Jackson
Ball
A. Minish
Geo. Bell
M. Frazer
R. Halwas
Wm. Smith
Sally Smith
AL M. Bryant
A. "Minish
Mrs. Way
Mirs
Soil testing booklet for Manitoba farmers released
Manitoba farmers can learn about a new soil testing service with a booklet titled Soil Testing issued by the Department of Agriculture and Conservation. Copies are available from agricultural representatives or the Publications Branch at 705 Norquay Building Winnipeg 1. The service, supported by a University of Manitoba lab, charges 3.00 per sample for three depth samples and provides recommendations based on results.
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Manitoba
Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Conservation
Manitoba Department of “Agriculture and Conservation
Norquay Building
Winnipeg
Evercial Soil Testing Laboratory
University of Manitoba
Back to Standard Time September 8
Manitoba returns to standard time on the first Sunday after Labor Day. The daylight saving period was a three month compromise with Winnipeg losing nearly two months of DST. The act sets daylight saving from the last Sunday in April to the first Sunday after Labor Day.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg
Council Approves Annual Donations for Town Grants
The Town Council approved annual donations totaling $5 902.41 in the last meeting. Grants included Salvation Army for $50 and Russell assessment of $750. Payment of $2 238 to C Construction Co. covered town work. Regular session rescheduled to September 5 with all members present and Mayor Burgess presiding.
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Salvation Army
Russell
C Construction Co
Burgess
Golfers Plot Fall Tournaments At Local Club
Golfers at the local club plan a junior one day event on September 7 for players 14 and under with a 10am start and no entry fee. The men’s club championship begins next week with an $1 entry, 18 holes to be completed by Sunday, then match play flights. Ladies hope to organize a wind up, while other events include a left handers versus right handers challenge and consolation matches.
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Aberdeen
Western feed grain policy to aid Eastern Canada
Ottawa ministers Hays and Sharp announced a broadened feed grain policy to ensure an adequate and orderly supply of western feed grains for Eastern Canada livestock and poultry. The plan includes storage charge relief, provisional pricing for Lakehead deliveries, and freight assistance linked to coastal movement. Projections show demand rising to 120 million bushels by 1970 and 150 million by 1975, with measures aimed at earlier movement from the Lakehead and stocks in eastern elevators.
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Canadian Wheat Board
Canada
Harry Hays
Mitchell Sharp
Hays
Lakehead
Sharp
British Columbia
Provincial Winners In 4 H Demonstrations
Youthful club members from Oak Lake and Rivers won top honors at the Manitoba 4H Club demonstration finals in Winnipeg. In the junior division Barbara Garer Debbie Mitchell and Lindal Clarke of Elkhorn triumphed. In the senior division Cathy Hanlin and Joan Leland of Miniota claimed the top spot.
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Oak Lake Arid Rivers
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Barbara Garer
Debbie Mitchell
Lindal
Clarke
Elkhorn
Cathy
Hanlin
Joan Leland
Miniota
Ghost cars and bicycle safety bluntly urge road caution
The column argues police use of ghost cars to curb dangerous driving is justified to protect lives. It urges roadsafety, notes urban and rural support, and urges drivers to follow rules. It also warns children returning to school to bike with traffic, signals, and single file rides, with cautions on risky stunts.
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Red River Valley
Altona
Police court sentences from G Lauman cases in Russell
Police Magistrate G Lauman presided over theft and driving offenses in Russell and Lan genburg. James Brandon jailed a week and fined 200 dollars for auto theft. Joan Sharon xorgaard fined 50 and costs for open liquor in a vehicle. Dave Soloway 50 fine for furious driving. dalšíchles show fines for careless driving drunk and disorderly and stop sign violations as well as additional small penalties.
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Lauman
James Brandon
Russell
Joan Sharon Xorgaard
Langenburg
Sask
Dave Soloway
Spy Hill
James Rea
Cettt Davis
Lapgenbare
Hoodita
Albert Burke
Adolph Gallant
Angusville
HLTA
Calvin Roy Mintram
Lanander
Griving
James Zitaruk
Russel
WTA
Glake
Times of London Praises COMEF Report On Industry
The Times of London praises COMEF report in Review of Industry and Technology for August. Wildlife experts 600 miles north of Winnipeg prepare to ear tag barren land caribou of the Keewatin Manitoba herd as they begin their annual cycle.
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Times
Haa ‘Ms
Manitoba Governamens
Symle
COMER
Manitoba
the Times
Times’ of London
COMEF
Times of London
Winnipeg
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