Forage seed policy and Manitoba barley variety notes
A detailed report outlines forage seed policy in effect since 168097, including eligible land, seed amounts, and mixture options for erosion and drainage issues. It lists barley varieties recommended for Manitoba, rating Parkland, Montcalm, COAC 21 as malting and Herta, Husky, Vantmore, Vantage, Gartons as feed types, with maturity, rust resistance, and yield notes.
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Manitoba
Montcalm
Parkland
Montcalm and Co.a.c
Herta
Husky
Vantmore
Vantage
Brandon
Socred President speaks in Beausejour rally
Provincial Socred President in Beausejour declares oil not the builder of Alberta and British Columbia elites, but humane governance. Rev Hugh M Campbell, Manitoba Social Credit League president, tells 400 in Town Hall that twelve Socred candidates will run in Manitoba by June 10. He touts west-east policy harmony and private enterprise over crown domination. Campaign speakers include Lawrence Schlamp and William Storsley with Paul Trapp chairing.
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Alberta
British Columbia
Hugh M. Campbell
Manitoba Social Credit League
Swan River
Beausejour
Campbell
Socred
Manitoba
Canada
Barley Yields in Manitoba and Seed Availability
Farmers are advised that per bushel averages 49.14 pounds and Trails seed is unavailable in Manitoba but exists in the U.S. Decision on Bailey varieties should involve Agricultural Representatives, Experimental Farms, or Manitoba Agriculture agronomists to gather adapted options. With proper practices and suitable varieties, Manitoba farmers can achieve high yields of quality barley.
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Manitoba
U.S
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
The King Who Couldn't Quite Stage Play at Whitemouth
Whitemouth Consolidated School Grades III and IV produced The King Who Couldn't Quite under Mrs. Keith Huss. The April 17 performance in the school auditorium raised $20.35 toward Shrine Circus tickets, with pupils Valerie McLean Lana Bilynsky Darlene Steiner Henry Zawadowsky Dennis Jorgenson Monte Barkman Kenneth Aitkenhead Donald Edel and Joyce Aitkenhead as accompanist.
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Keith Huss
Whitemouth Consolidated School
Shrine Circus
Valerie McLean
Lana Bilynsky
Darlene Steiner
Henry Zawadowsky
Dennis Jorgenson
Monte Barkman
Kenneth Aitkenhead
Donald Edel
Joyce Aitkenhead
Mr and Mrs R David Honored at Crescent Bay
A Crescent Bay wedding reception honored Roland David and his bride Theresa Villeneuve, eldest daughter of J A Villeneuve of Three Rivers Quebec, married April 22. Thirty five relatives shared a turkey supper after which seventy guests danced and played social games. The couple plan a Vancouver air trip on April 30 and will reside there, receiving many gifts.
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Harry David
Crescent Bay
Roland
Theresa Villeneuve
J. A. Villeneuve
Three Rivers
Quebec
Vancouver
B.C
Nature Battles on Survey Lines at Monk Lake in Manitoba
A Manitoba government survey team endures extreme cold and harsh wilderness near Monk Lake. Axemen cut straight lines under John Beck while Murray Foster leads chain measurements with transits. Surveyors account for temperature, slope, and time-star checks, erect cairns, and log meals in fly camps with dog teams and tents.
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Manitoba
Monk Lake
John Beck
Murray Foster
Para
Seven Sisters Curling Club Holds Spring Wind-Up
The Seven Sisters Falls Curling Club hosted its annual Spring wind-up at the community hall on Friday April 26 drawing a capacity crowd with guests from Winnipeg Whitemouth Great Falls Pine Falls and the Whiteshell. A Beausejour orchestra provided music while food and drink booths operated. Trophies were awarded to the Ewart Carruthers rink and the Fred King rink with cups and trophies presented by club and community officials. Former president Char Precious received an engraved pen desk set as thanks for longtime service. The event was seen as upholding the club’s cherished Curlers Ball tradition.
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Seven Sisters Falls
Curling Club
Winnipeg
Whitemouth
Great Falls
Pine Falls
Whiteshell
Clara Frantz
Jim Taylor
Harold Trindall
Art Krampetz
Wilda Tittlemeier
Ewart Carruthers
Carl Birstow
Leda Kondratuk
Fred King
Carl Birston
Assiniboine Credit Union
Winnipeg Electing Co
Occason
Murray Thomson
Thomason
Powersit
Clara Frants
Char - Precious
Local 31 MFU Re-Elect Executive At Lac du Bonnet
Local 31 Manitoba Farmers' Union held its annual meeting at Lac du Bonnet on Thursday April 25 and unanimously re elected Walter Zarecki and the 1956 57 board for another term. The 1957 58 board includes John Duchinski vice president August Kulikowski organization director Rupert Ronis education director Paul Sikora legislative director Mrs Ed Lavoie recreation director Mrs Geo Chevrefils women s leader and Arnold Sarapu secretary treasurer.
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Lac du Bonnet
Manitoba Farmers’ Union
Walter Zarecki
Zarecki
John Duchinski
August Kulikowski
Rupert Ronis
Paul Sikora
Ed. Lavoie
Geo. Chevrefils
Arnold Sarapu
Renewal Request for The Springfield Leader Subscription
The notice requests a one year subscription to The Springfield Leader at the stated address. Enclosed is $2.00 for renewal and asks for one week delivery. Please notify if the issue does not arrive.
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Springfield
Agricultural Institute of Canada Elects New Manitoba Director
D M McLean director of Pioneer Grain Co in Winnipeg has been elected a director of the National Council of the Agricultural Institute of Canada. He will replace Prof S Sinclair of the University of Manitoba. McLean born in Reston Manitoba earned BSA in 1930 and MSc in 1932, with a long career in government and extension work.
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D.M. McLean
Pioneer Grain Co. Ltd
Winnipeg
National Council
The
Agricultural Institute of Canada
S. Sinclair
University of Manitoba
Canada
National Professional Agricultural Organization
Mr. McLean
Reston
Manitoba
Federal
Department of Agricul
Ture
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Line Elevators Farm Service
McLean
Manitoba Institute of Agrologists
Briefing for Tourists On Liquor Laws
Manitoba Liquor Control Commission condensed the eight page booklet for tourists explaining new outlets hours drunkenness rules and transportation limits. It defines residence for visitors and covers bringing liquor in and out of the province exchange rates and Canadian U S standards. Distribution goes to tourist centers motels border points and hotels.
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Manitoba
The
Liquor Control Commission
U.S
Bureau of Travel and Publicity
Legislative Building
Winnipeg
Canada
Berg
Ward Halstead
Shrine Circus Brings Winnipeg May 4 11
The 23rd Annual Shrine Circus runs May 4 to 11 at Winnipeg Arena with a Kiddies Show on May 4 at 10 a.m. tickets 25 cents for kids and 50 cents for adults. Matinees start 2 15 p.m. and evenings at 8 p.m. Orrin Davenport, Col Harry Thomas and Merle Evans headline. The act list includes lions tigers elephants ponies acrobatics and high wire. After Winnipeg it heads to Brandon May 15 18 and Edmonton May 27 before touring North America.
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Winnipeg
Orrin Davenport
Col
Harry Thomas
Merle Evans
Ringling Brothers
Brandon
Edmonton
North America
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Sweden
O.A.C
Wantmore
University of Saskatchewan
Wunimore
Macdonald College
Gartons
North Dakota
R. David
Nature
Seven Sisters Curling Club
Birston
Precious
MFU
3Rd Street
Man
Audit Bureau of Circulations
I du Bonnet
Ren Ay A
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