Manitoba urges careful crop spraying to protect sensitive crops
A Manitoba agriculture bulletin advises farmers to spray early morning or late evening when wind is calm and humidity high to reduce drift. It lists sensitive crops such as tomatoes, soybeans, cabbage, maple, sunflowers, and sugar beets and recommends boom sprayers and nonester formulations to minimize damage.
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Manitoba
Department of Agriculture
Legislative
Groun
Manitoba Weeds Commission
Cutworms Threaten Gardens In Manitoba Advice From Horticulturist
Provincial horticulturist F J Weir warns cutworms will peak in two weeks, feeding on seedlings and transplants. He recommends three control methods: paper collars around plants, soil dusting or spraying with Aldrin Dieldrin or Heptachlor, or spreading a poisoned bran mix. Follow container instructions exactly. John De Pape, son of a Swan Lake cattle breeder, becomes Beef Cattle Field Man for Manitoba.
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F. J. Weir
Mr. Weir
Manitoba
Weir
John de Pape
Swan Lake
De Pape Named New Manitoba Agricultural Official
Mr. De Pape returns to Manitoba with his wife and small son from Minnesota where he has worked since graduating in 1955. He will assume his new position immediately.
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Gether
University of Missouri
Shuttleworth
de Pape
Manitoba
Minnesota
Seven Sisters fastball election and community events
Bob Morton elected manager and coach of the Seven Sisters fastball team for a second year as the North Eastern Manitoba league halves its South Division. Seven Sisters plans exhibition games and playoff challenges. Pine Falls Power Kings hold the league trophy. Community notices recount a 25th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Sauer, Lynn Thomson’s seventh birthday, and a Seven Sisters Community Club Theatre revival with reduced ticket threats and employee wage contributions. The theatre now stages shows Wednesdays at 7 and 9 pm due to finances.
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Bob Morton
Seven Sisters
Bob
Owever
Pine Falls Power Kings
Seven Sisters Community Club Theatre
Seven Sisters Theatre
First aid exam day yields 28 students in session
June 5 saw an examination day for the Seven of first aid with 28 students taking the siting, described as successful. Ron Vale, operating Employees relations officer for WEC, attended with a candid camera, capturing shots of the group as they bandaged from head to toe. Mildred Honke returns home for a week from Success Business College to begin work with a Winnipeg firm. Mr and Mrs Paul Waselenko visit from Eamonson, Paul’s first trip back home in years, as Mildred is introduced to friends and relatives.
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Ron Vale
WEC
Mildred Honke
Ed. Honke
Success Business College
Mildred
Winnipeg
Paul Weselenko
Eamonson
Mary Waselenko
Upper Seahome
Paul
On Sisters
Waselenko
T. Rogers
Dixon
Burbidge
Pat
Calgary
B.C
Don
Morton
F. Hawkes
Jan Burbidge
David Long
A. Pecchia
Pointe du Bois Concert By Seven Sisters Club
A variety concert titled Pointe du Bois A will be staged by the Seven Sisters Community Club at the Community Hall in Pointe du Bois on Friday June 21 at 8 p m. Meanwhile local moves include families of Zeilstra and Swanson relocating from Winnipeg to work at the plant, with Weins to be employed as student engineer for the summer.
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Seven Sisters Community Club
Pointe du Bois
J. Zeilstra
D. Swanson
Winnipeg
J. Weins
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Katherine Huber
Notice to creditors of the estate of Katherine Huber widow late of Molson Manitoba. All claims supported by a statutory declaration must be sent to 280 William Avenue Winnipeg 2 Manitoba on or before July 12 1957. Dated Winnipeg Manitoba June 7 1957. Administrator of Estates of the Mentally Incompetent and of Katherine Huber deceased.
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Katherine Huber
Molson
Province of
Manitoba
William Avenue
Winnipeg
Old at Forty and Beyond Get-Acquainted Tonic Ad
An advertisement touts Ostrex Tonic Tablets promising energy for older adults with a cheeky line about being old at 40 50 or 60. It markets a new smaller 60 cent size as a cure for run down feeling and urges readers to buy from druggists.
Nursing Opportunities at Hospital for Mental Diseases Brandon
Splendid opportunities at the Hospital for Mental Diseases Brandon Manitoba for girls entering nursing Licensed Practical Nurses Psychiatric Nursing Registered Nurses Full maintenance provided room board laundry and uniforms Applications accepted up to August 31 1957 Combined Licensed Practical and Psychiatric Nursing Diploma Course three year program leading to licensing and diploma Salaries during training first year 110 second year 130 third year 135 with 25 deduction for maintenance Post graduate and psychiatric nursing options for licensed practical nurses and registered nurses Details include course lengths salaries and placement on permanent staff Apply to The Superintendent of Nurses Hospital for Mental Diseases Brandon Manitoba receptionist and ward aides also sought.
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Brandon
Man
Manitoba
Hospital For
Allard applies for liquor license at Pine Falls Manitoba
Leo Paul Gilbert Allard of Pine Falls applies to the Liquor Control Commission for a restaurant beer and wine license and beverage room for premises Lot Five 5 on surveyed Lot Twenty four 24 18-10 East in Winnipeg Land Titles Office No 3209 known as Allard's on No 11 Highway between Powerview and Pine Falls LGD of Alexander Manitoba Objections must be filed within fourteen days after the last issue of The Manitoba Gazette or the newspaper containing this notice. Dated at Winnipeg June 3 1957.
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Leo Paul Gilbert Allard
Pine Falls
Manitoba
Liquor Control Commission
Winnipeg Land Titles Office
Allard's
Powerview
L.G.D
Alexander
Winnipeg
Liquor Control Act
Manitoba Gazette
Licensing Board
Province of
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C. Gmiterek
Stella Valenta Cromwell
Det Cross
Rita Kowalchuk
Elma
Mary Smerechynski
Gurson
Glenfields
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J. Grand Marais
Wweeweichvel Greenwald
Elsie Petznick
Green Oak
Eleanor Strauss
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Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Oeee
Farm News
Carling
RED Scroes Water Safety Services
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Imperial
Marvelube
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Pho
Lture
Seven Sisters Falls
Joe Sauer
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Joe
Lynn Thomson
Lynn
Don Fraser
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Big Station
Lake George
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Ewart Carruthers
Carl Birstow
Gerry Meston
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W.A
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LA Roscoe
J. Laurie
Housewives
Springfield
Quires
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Russell Funeral Home
Park Ave
Leo Allard
No. 1
Julius Klepatz
Whitemouth
Chiropractic Clinic
Davidson
McGill “U
Morley R. Shuckett
Winni
Salter St
Weselak & Middleton
Crawford
Municipal Hall
Matlin & Company
Bank of Nova Scotia Chambers
Joseph Bellan
Beausejour, Manitoba
T. C. Greschuk
Q.C
Confederation
Drache, Meltzer, Essers & Gold
Trans-Canada
South Main Street
Dubienski
Dubiensk
Red & White
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