Tips On Storing Winter Vegetables
Home gardeners learn to store carrots potatoes squash onions cabbage and other roots for winter. Keep carrots and roots just above freezing with high humidity and air access, store in moist sand or bins with openings, and avoid too dry or too warm conditions. Discard diseased vegetables and plan storage in a cool dry corner with proper insulation to maintain even temperatures.
Angusiaville Community Notes and Local Announcements
Mrs ins Holmes won a blouse on a radio program last Friday. There will be church at 7 30 starting September 5. Our minister Mr Denyes returns from holidays. Families from Pine Falls visited Mrs Andrew Kerniak and Alex Kalyniak. Miss Anne Naherniak leaves for the coast for her forthcoming marriage. Tony Mushumanski took his daughter to school near Winnipegosis and Emily Chuchmuch to Grandview. Emily and Annie are permit teachers. Mrs Mary Simpson of Silverton injured her knee and is with her son John at Russell. Clare McTavish of Dauphin visited Walter McTavish. Sudden death of Wilbur Rice of Binscarth. sympathy to wife and family. Deepest sympathy to Mr and Mrs J W Bell on Mrs Margaret Black’s passing in Ottawa. Mrs Bill Hall of Foxwarren teaching at Boyle school. Miss Joyce Banford at Landsburn. Speedy recovery for John Matheson of Binscarth and Bob Rutherford of Russell. both at Sacred Heart hospital. Matheson turns 95 on Sept 30. Frank Kalynnik and son Henry to Winnipeg for Success Business College. Chajalurnyk family moving. Fred Pachal replaces him at Beaver Lumber yard. Amy Zink left for Winnipeg for teachers’ convention. to teach in Kent Road school Sept 6. Martin Chalaturnyk named principal at Oakburn starting Aug 30. family to move soon. Adam Juce of Basswood visited. wedding reception for Peter Daneluk on Aug 24. Mrs Chas Zink visited sons-in-law Mr A Downie and Mr M Celese in Winnipeg. Return home Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ins Holmes
Denyes
Alex Iwanick
Wm. Naherniak
Pine Falls
Andrew Kerniak
Alex
Naherniak
Alex Kalyniak
Anne Naherniak
Coast
Tony Mushumanski
Annie
Winnipegosis
Emily Chuchmuch
Grandview
Emily
Mary Simpson
Silverton
John
Russell
Clare McTavish
Dauphin
Walter McTavish
Wilbur Rice
Binscorth
J. W. Bell
Bell
Margaret Black
Lennox Black
Ottawa
Bill Hall
Foxwarren
Boyle School
Joyce Banford
Landsburn School
John Matheson
Binscarth
Bob Rutherford
Sacred Heart Hospital
Matheson
Frank Kalynnik
Winnipeg
Henry
Success Business College
Chester Magrowski
Joe Chuchmuch, Snr
Toronto
Amy Zink Jeft
Kent Road
Martin Chalaturnyk
Oakburn
Beaver Lumber Co
Fred Pachal
Flin Flon
Kipling, Sask
Chalaturnyk
Local News Briefs From Craigie And Surrounding Areas
Mrs Metcalfe and 5 C visited the Spencers at Oakglen by bus on Tuesday. Country schools reopened last week. Mrs B Shaw returned to Minniska duties. Brian McKinnon is a Millwood beginner. Wilma Cusitar hosted Gail Fraser of Transcona Thursday and Friday. Mr and Mrs C McKinnon and family drove to Regina, returned Sunday with Mrs Farthing joining them. Mrs George Bagnall of Nut Mountain visited Saturday night. Mr and Mrs F Cooke and relatives in Craigie. Richard Cooke joined the trip home with Mrs Bagnall. Mr Wilbur Rice, C McKinnon’s uncle, died suddenly Friday. Mrs Patrick came from Edmonton for the funeral. Mr and Mrs A Glasman and family plus Gerald Gilmour and Lanny Leifer fished near Ressburn Sunday. Mrs L Mintenko, Georgina and Wilma Cusitar drove to Hamiota Sunday. Mr and Mrs F Boyce with Mrs W Rogers and Makartl ele with Makaroff party travelling with Joba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metcalfe
Oakglen
B. Shaw
Minniska
Brian McKinnon
Millwood School
Wilma Cusitar
Gail Fraser
Transcona
C. McKinnon
Regina
Farthing
O. Lan ‘Gan
Victoria
George Bagnall
Nut Mountain
F. Cooke
Craigie
Patrick
F. Boyce
W. Rogers
Eat Makaroff
Mss
Joba Acme
For Sale Notices and Firearms Auction 1964 Winnipeg
A compilation of sale notices including for pigs and combines from Roblin Dropmore Angusville and Winnipeg. Also a confiscated firearms auction by the Game and Fisheries Branch at Theatre A 469 Broadway Winnipeg on September 1 1954 with viewing times and reserve pricing. CHAS E GREENLAY minister dates listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Chas. E. Greenlay
World of Wheat Cutting Rusted Grain
Plant pathologists report no advantage to cutting rusted wheat while green to prevent rust. Experiments show higher bushel weight at maturity. cutting reduces yields. Do not wait for grain to become fully ripe if rust is severe as brittle heads may shatter.
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West Wood
Dete Eiyst
Congo Wall
Motor Carrier Board
Court House
Minnedosa
Canadian Pacific Express Company
Portage la Prairie
A Aglis
H. P. Penwarden
Angusville
Walter Michalchuk
Massey- Harris
Jack Bruce
Roblin
Man
Allis Chalmers
Herb Lorimer
W. Cherowka
Evan
World OF Wheat
Inglis
Cal Shed
J. W. McKenzie
Michalchuk
Skippy
Gordon Matheson
M. Glasman
J. A. McKinnon
Russell School
Bob Thom
National School of Dress
Sherbrook Street
Drewrys
Westen
Canada
Dearborn
Central Motors
Ford Dealers
R. G. Smellie, Llb
Russell, Man
John W. Prattle
Birtle and Foxwarren
R. E. Hamstock
General Insurance
Milton Howard
Amrverea
Childs Building
Loney’s
Gillen’s Grocery
Don Gillen
Bell & Pritchard Electrical Contractors
Angusville, Man
Pittet & Muller
J. H. More, M.D
Smellie Bros
Russel and District
Brandon
Burgess Building
Banner Office
Rossburn
Vic Walliday
Vista