Licenced Manitoba Tree Pruners Trained for Home Jobs
Provincial hort iculturist Fred Weir explains licenced tree pruners in Manitoba are trained and tested for pruning. Licences require annual certificate reviews and completion of a short course. The Advisory Committee on Tree Protection oversees evaluation and licensing, with about 130 pruners statewide and most operating in Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Fred Weir
Weir
Watch Dog
Winnipeg
Cancer Beaten Through Research Campaign Appeal
An editorial-style note urges support for cancer research and promotes the April campaign by the Canadian Cancer Society. It notes historic references and ancient bone changes linked to cancer, while highlighting modern advances and many patients cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Canadian Cancer Society
Angussville Mrs Nick Halak returns from Vancouver trip
Omen Tuesday April 23 after three weeks visiting daughter and son in law Ted Woslenyko. Mrs Mary Semochko returns home Thursday after over two months with daughter in Victoria area. Jack Kostuik attended Credit Union Convention in Winnipeg. Peter Stefanishyn retires from trip visiting sister in St Katherine Ontario and brother in Rossburn. Andy Chuchmuch and Valerie Ryai wed April 26 at Brandon with Chuchmuch family in attendance. Hambingo winners for April 24 in aid of A C C Angusville listed. prizes include ham won by Mrs Carrie Siwak and door prize by Mrs Zenova Stefanishyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Halak
Vancouver
Ted Woslenyko
Mary. Semochko
Victoria
Harry Semochko
Winnipeg
B.C
Jack Kostuik
Credit Union
Peter Stefanishyn
Nick Onisko
St Katherine
Ontario
Charlie Stefanishyn
Brandon
Nick Chuchmuch
Lynn Chuchmuch
Evans
Chuchmuch
Vernie Chuchmuch
Currie Chuchmuch
Clinton Pushka
Bob Mazur
Dennis Katchen
Randy Kalyniak
Jerry Luba
Mike Antoniow
Rossburn
Manitoba
Hambingo
A.C.C
Angusville
Paul Pushka
Louise Sidory
Cassie Kalyniak
Rose Chuchmuch
Mary Semochko
Wally Gallant
Adam Chaytor
Steve Maydanuik - Rossburn
Joe Juba
Schreyer outlines Manitoba revenue and deficit plan
Premier Ed Schreyer announced Manitoba expects $1,021 million in revenue this year, up from $849 million last year, with about $45 million carried over. Planned expenditures total about $1,027 million, budgeting a deficit near $6.4 million, about 0.5 percent of revenue, as tax relief aimed to stimulate the economy amid national downturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Schreyer
War Control Commission
Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation
Manitoba
Emergency Soil Erosion Control Measures in Manitoba Fields
Manitoba soil specialist Dale Partridge urges emergency erosion control for spring wind drift on exposed knolls by spreading manure at 10 tons per acre on affected areas. Manure adds organic matter and nutrients, with cattle or swine manure delivering about 10 lb nitrogen, 5 lb phosphorus, and 10 lb potassium per ton, while poultry manure may have higher nitrogen and phosphorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Dale Partridge
Mr. Partridge
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Manitoba Department of Health and Social Development
L. L. Desjardins
Detroit Connection
Malibu
Monte Carlo
Landau
Oldsmobile
DELTA
Dr. H. T
Detroit
Frank Clement
Russell, Man
Shell Oil CO
Canada
Harry Stanchuk
South View Repair Service
Hank Smith
Patti Stacker
Rita Blissenden
Binscarth
AIR Canada Bag
Elsie Williams
Russell
Lanterk
Clayton Chaloner, Russell
Pyrexware
Verna Evans
Silverton
Phyllis Frame
Black & Decker Jigsaw
Lita Reavie
Scales
Nelson Davidson, Russell
Thelma Phillips
J. & E. Hardware and Supplies Ltd