Alberta tops Manitoba in barley awards 1956
Alberta repeats as national barley champion with Art Sauter of Crossfield defeating Richard Stevenson of Clairmont for first place. Manitoba’s Robert Jackson Inglis wins provincial prize of 300 dollars, with Fisher Russell and Sonnenberg Inglis also placing. Full contest totals include 835 entrants, with Manitoba 388 and Alberta 447 entries, judged in Winnipeg on February 21. A special prize of 50 dollars goes to Carl Gulak for handling the champion’s carload. A second feature covers a new Careers in Agriculture booklet by the Agricultural Institute of Canada, promoting agricultural education and multiple career fields in both English and French.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Art Sauter
Crossfield
Richard Stevenson
Clairmont
Manitoba
Robert Jackson Inglis
William D. Fisher
Russell
William Sonnenberg
Inglis
Winnipeg
Brewing and Malting Industries
Montcalm
O.A.C
Robert Jackson
E. J. Guthrie
Reston
E. E. Stewart
Oak River
M. Vanhantsaeme
Medora
Gordon Forsyth
Ewart
Maurice J. Regnier
St. Francois Xavier
E. A. Wilkins
George A. Capon
Mariapolis
J. H. Jeffrey
Bowsman
Joel Fingas
John Robert Cornforth
Harry H. Elichuk
Elphinstone
Carl Gulak
United Grain Growers
Canada
The
Agricultural Institute of Canada
E. H. Lange
University of Manitoba
Jack McDowell
Iberville
Enad
Independent Commission
Campbell
Duff Roblin
Lloyd Stinson
Armroval Rav
Mitchell
Bill
Wm. Kradash
ILP
M. Gray
CCF Wpg
McDowell
Therville
Rockwood-Ticherville
Earl Draper
Lord Selkirk
Adequate nutrition boosts wool production in ewes
Fred Stevinsky reports from Lethbridge that pregnant ewes need at least 10 percent protein, equivalent to good alfalfa hay, for high wool and lamb output. Twin-bearing ewes on low protein showed 19 percent less wool vs singles, and the gap narrowed to 11 percent with higher protein during an eight month study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss. B. Slew
Lethbridge Experimental Farm
Canada
Department of Agriculture
Lethbridge
University of Manitoba Agriculture Aid Scholarships Offered
October long range guidance outlines protein supplement needs for late pregnancy and lactation. It promotes scholarships and bursaries for agriculture students at the University of Manitoba Winnipeg, with summer wages and employment options at the university and government labs to aid financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rust Research Laboratory
University of Manitoba
Winnipeg
E. H. Lange
Road Improvements Planned Across Manitoba and Ontario Districts
The notice outlines extensive road works including graded and graveled Bird Lake and Bird River corridors, a new bridge at Bird River, paving from Trans-Canada to Marion Street, seal coat to Bird's Hill village, shoulder improvements between Bird's Hill and old No. 1 East, base and double-prime oil on Henderson Road, oil prime for 12 miles north from Beausejour on No. 22, paving the Grand Beach access, a dustless surface to Grand Beach, base stabilization for the final 14.5 miles into Victoria Beach, and improvements to the Seven Sisters White Lake Rennie road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Gordon
Werner Lakes
Bird Lake
Bird River
Marion St
Winnipes
Grand Beach
Victoria Beach
No. 22
Seven Sisters
White Lake Rennie
Trustee Act notice of estate of Frederick Joba Dzioba
Under The Trustee Act in the estate of Frederick Joba Dzioba late of Brokenhead Manitoba farmer. All claims against the estate must be filed with the undersigned at Beausejour Manitoba on or before April 30 1957. Dated Beausejour Manitoba March 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Joba
Dzioba
Brokenhead
Manitoba
Beausejour
New Bridges and Road Works Outline Construction Plan
Five miles of grading structures and gravel will be laid on the White Lake Big White shell road. The new east approach to the Lac du Bonnet bridge over the Winnipeg river is to be completed, with stabilized base and added gravel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Lake
Big Whiteshell
Lac du Bonnet
Winnipeg River
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Springfield Leader
Federace Et Orngfield
Springfield Leader Limited
D. G. Crook
Post Office Department
Ottawa
Allegra
Herbie Krieger
Eleanore Staska Buchan
Nellie Rozier
C. Gmiterek
Stella Valenta Cromwell Descross
Rita Kowalchuk
Elma
Mary Smerechynski Gurson
Gienfields
Beverl Belton
Gienmoor
E.J. Otto
Grand Marais
W. Kowalchuk
Greenwald
Elsie Petznick
Green Oak
Eleanor Strauss
Member
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
UIT Bureau OF Circulations
Farm News
Springfield Leader Ltd
Man
Brandon
Legislative
ig.Rep
Fred Stevinsky
Ty Ron Tuckwe
Manitoba Weekly News
R. D. Robertson
Trans-Canada
Robertson
Ed. Prefontaine
Municipal Affairs Department
C. E. Greenlay
Labor Department
F. L. Jobin
W. C. Miller
Education Department
Industry and Commerce
North Country
Pembina Triangle
Portage la Prairie
Altona
Minnedosa
Morden
Selkirk
Neevawa
Steinbach
Swan River
Virden
Flin Flon
Killarney
Winkler
Jobin
International Peace Garden
Chamber
Muess
Promine Campbell
N. E. Manitoba
Chiropractic Clinic
Dr. Davidson
Somerset Bik
A. T Turner
McGill “U
Weselak & Middleton
Crawford
Municipal Hall
Whitemouth
Matlin & Company
Bank of Nova Scotia Chambers
Joseph Bellan
Beausejour, Manitoba
T. C. Greschuk
Q.C
Confederation
Drache, Meltzer
Essers & Gold
South Main Street
A. H. Basman
E.M. Finkleman
B.A
Optometrist
Optician
Portege Ave
Beausejour Hotel
Ici
Parle
Wyrzykowski
Morrissey & Borowski
Main St
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