Field Crop Recommendations for Manitoba 1959
Manitoba 1959 Field Crop Recommendations pamphlet from the Department of Agriculture, issued after a December 1958 agronomists conference. Copies available from the Agricultural Representative or Publications Branch, 169 Legislative Building, Winnipeg. Includes regional soil zone map and charted grain and special crops by zone with remarks.
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Manitoba
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Office of the Agricultural Representative
Winnipeg
Manitoba Agronomists
By law vote set for school debenture in Tyndall Manitoba
Notice under municipal and public school acts announces By-law No. 158 of School District No. 568 to authorize debentures of 84000 dollars to build a six room school and auditorium. Vote Feb 16 1959 at Legion Hall Tyndall with Beausejour offices handling administration. Debentures repayable over 20 annual installments.
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Tyndall
Brokenhead
Manitoba
Province of
Royal Bank of Canada
Beausejour
Winnipeg
Toronto
Montreal
Canada
A.D
Legion Hall
Insect and crop care guidance from Manitoba agronomists
D R Robertson highlights storage insect control for farm grain with checks every two weeks and temperature cues. Winter strategies include moving grain, using snow fence storage, and cautious fumigation in sound buildings. Forage crops require firm moist seedbeds, shallow sowing, legume inoculation, and companion crop considerations. Whitemouth school events and community notes follow with various local updates.
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D. R. Robertson
Legislative Building
Winnipeg
Four new Conservatives and Liberal win open Ottawa House
Report from Ottawa notes the January 15 opening ceremonies as four new MPs join the House after by elections. Jean Casselman Grenville Dundas Louis Fortin Montmagny Lissiette Dr Joe Slogan Springfield and Paul Hellyer Trinity are introduced. Dr Slogan enters with PM Diefenbaker and Gordon Churchill before taking his seat.
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House of Commons
House
Jean Casselman
Grenville
ny-Lisslet
Joe
Springfield
Paul Hellyer
Trinity
John G. Diefenbaker
Trade and Commerce
Gordon Churchill
Forage sod-breaking in short cycle farming rotations
In biennial clover use and short cycles, forage production spans up to eighteen months. If hay removal is needed, do so in late June or by early July. Sod-fallow needs a full season of cultural treatment to destroy perennial forage and decompose organic matter, or yields and weed infestations will worsen.
Whitemouth village notes and social updates
JD Janzen Al Malkoske and Albert Hildebrandt named secretary treasurer. John Buss Ed Kirby Louie Chezick confined to Whitemouth hospital recently. Harvey and Florence Hill welcomed a son. Florence La Carr formerly organist at Ross United church. Mrs Henderson of Lindell BC asks for friends to remember them. Cana dian Order of Foresters members at White mouth hotel. Whitemouth ladies curling club banquet on February 7. Reeve ill with cold. A H Watt Rennie and wife visited Whitemouth.
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Mike Henderson
Lindell
B.C
Florence
Robert la Carr
Ross United Church
Snow and Ice Tightens January Grips Town
Convalescing at home and well wishes mark a quiet period as a local family recovers. Berna and John Kabatuk have returned from a month in the United States visiting Detroit and Chicago with daughters and friends. January brings icy fields roads and rooftops with icicles on eaves. Cold snaps of 10-20 below and nights of 20-30 below persist amid teasing hints of spring.
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John Kabatuk
United States
Detroit
Chicago
Seven Sisters Falls Fundraiser for March of Dimes
Aid of the March of Dimes a successful Seven Sisters school fair featured children performances, home cooking and candy booths, raffles and a silver tea led by Mrs. Erskine. Local women including Mrs. Leith and the Friendly Fellows aided, with the group planning events and community support.
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Seven Sisters
T. G. Erskine
Whitemouth
H. Leith
Friendly Fellows Women
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Death Notice for Anne Petrush and Local Items
Sympathy extends to the Petrush family on the death of Mrs. Anne Petrush who died on Ukrainian Christmas Day. Funeral services were held January 10 at Brokenhead Greek Catholic Church. A dinner in her honour followed at the Yakimov home. Ernest Nikodem of Fort William is visiting family. Local carollers Gmiterek and Duma made annual visits. Overwater teacher Halloway was ill and substitute Miss Kondratuk filled in. Ronald Nikodem attends M T I in Winnipeg studying electronics. Bernard Mariash, working at Pine Falls, underwent surgery at Beausejour hospital.
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Ross United Church
R. Henningsen
Beausejour
William Henderson
Felix Carlson
Harold Cousins
A. E. Webb
John Neyedley
Elsie Henderson
Petrush
Anne Petrush
Brokenhead
John Yakimov
Halloway
Overwater School
Mary Kondratuk
Bernard Mariash
Pine Falls
Beausejour Hospital
In loving memory of wife and mother Lottie Balod
Balod , in loving memory of our dear wife and mother Lottie Balod who died February 1 1957 Ever remembered and loved by her husband Andrew and family Her guidance in our home and footsteps will keep us on the right path
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Balod
Lottie Balod
Andrew
In loving memory of Alvina Dancyt
In loving memory of our dear mother Alvina Dancyt who passed away January 30 1953. While you rest and sleep your memory will keep. Ever remembered by her sons Herb and Arvid daughters in law Betty and Doreen.
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Dancyt
Alvina Dancyt
Herb
Arvid
Inlaw
Betty
Doreen
Card of Thanks Niemi
Alma Niemi and family express gratitude to friends and relatives for kindness during bereavement. Thanks to Rev Straw and Russell Funeral Home for assistance with the burial.
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Niemi
Straw and Russell
Sales Man Wanted in Beau Sejour Area
A 1950s style job ad from Panther Oil & Grease Mfg. Co seeks a full time salesman aged 45 to 60 for auto calls in surrounding territory. Pay ranges from 14500 to 50600 annually with rewards for effort. immediate response requested to President Dept at P O Box 70 Toronto 17 Ontario.
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Beausejour
Panther Oil & Grease Mfg. Co
P.O. Box
Toronto
Ontario
Ken’s rink wins Credit Union Trophy curling title
J Klepatz with C Merke and two Mrs. names claim seventh win to earn the Credit Union Trophy. A Bernice Higgins rink won the Lac du Bonnet Women’s Bonspiel with Doreen Deverall Evelyn Schultz and Hilda Tittlemer on board. Birthday greetings go to Brenda Reid as Patti Morton recovers. A new 16-team square draw opens at the curling rink for the community club trophy.
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Ken Higgins
F. Arseneault
L. Kristofferson
D. Deverall
J. Klepatz
C. Merke
B. Eames
Bernice Higgins
Lac du Bonnet
Bernice
Doreen Deverall
Evelyn Schultz
Hilda Tittlemier
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D. G. Crook
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Allegra
Herbie Krieger
Nellie Kozier
Cloverkeat
Florence Bell Cromwell
Det
Cross
Rita Kowalchuk
Elma
May Smerechynski Garson — Glad
Leiman Glenfields
Bevers— Belton
Glenmoor
J. Otto
Grand Marais
7W. Kowalchuk
Greenwald
Elsie Petznick
Great Falls
Stan Gittins
Green Oak
Ele
Strauss Lac du Bonnet
Pointe du Bois
Stella Roscoe Powerview
J. F. Turcotte
Olive Iwanick
River Hills
Ella
Della St. George
E. J. Bouvier
Gloria Soluk
Edna Thomson
Thalberg
Aggie
Brenda Tyndall
L. A. Warren
Victoria Beach
M. M. Smith
Hirs. T
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Farm News
Oao
Ernie Steiner
Prudential's Family Policy
E. V. Steiner
Portage Ave
Wpg
Prudential
Prudential Insurance Company
American Matuel Life Insurance Company
Man
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Whitemouth School
Charlie Hunt
Mrs. Hunt
Carol Karpoff
Stewart McLean
W.A. of
Alf Schatkowsky
Oldenburg
Fred Marone
JD. Janzen
Albert Malkoske
Albert Hildebrandt
John Buss
Whitemouth Hospital
Ed. Kirby
Mrs
Harvey Hill
David Ans
Louie Chezick
Canadian Order of Foresters
Whitemouth Hotel
Whitemouth Ladies Curling Club
Reeve
A. H. Watt of
Rennie
Berna
Seven Sisters Falls
Rosemary and
Pat
Ron Muncer
C. McEachern
Joan
City
Glenfields
By Beverley Belton
Ernest Nikodem
Fort William
Frank Nikodem
Carollers
Anton Gmiterek
Mike Gmiterek
Joe Duma
Ronald Nikodem
M.T.I
Minister of Labour
Bole
Phono
Memoriam
C. Ehinger
Box 252
Brenda Reid
Patti Morton
Whitemood Hospital
Renshaw
Chiropractic Clinic
Dr. Davidson
A. T. Turner
McGill “U
Dr. J
River Avenue Medical
A. H. Basman
Optometrists
Kensington
Weselak & Middleton
Crawford
Municipal Hall
Matlin & Company
Municipal Mail
Bank of Nova Scotia Chambers
Joseph Belian, Q
Jeausejour
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