Students' Corner Notable Events and Flu Outbreak Notes
The piece notes two high school curling rinks led by Joan Miller and Evelyn Houck for a ladies bonspiel. It mentions mumps and measles in lower grades, valentine party postponements, and crokinole tournaments in grades seven and eight led by Wally Jasper. A February 29 party for grades nine and ten is planned amid Easter exam prep and a memorial service for King George VI with a school closure for mourning.
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Joan Miller
Evelyn Houck
Wally Jasper
George VI
Seedtimes and harvest seedgien germination cautions
Dr Greaney and a consortium of western Canada Line Elevators Farm Service report on damp grain used for seed from 7000 samples. Key guidance: avoid seed from grain over 16 percent moisture for wheat oats barley and over 12 percent for flax. Do not seed unthreshed grain, heated moldy or out of condition grain, or grain dried artificially. Seek agricultural advice and order seed now if damp grain must be used.
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Canada
Family News From Chumah to Vancouver Visit
Harvey Kirk left for Vancouver February 14 to visit sister Bernice and relatives for a couple of months. Miss Marguerite Andrew spent the weekend at home with her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Andrew. Baby daughter born to Mr and Mrs Newton Smith Sunday February 17 1952 at Himiota Hospital.
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Harvey Kirk
Vancouver
Bernice
Iliss Marguerite Andrew
Fred Andrew
Newton Smith
Hi Miota Hospital
Morin Visitor from Saskatoon Attends Local Event
Mrs M Morin of Saskatoon visits her Old Home area and relatives in the district. Cran dall bonspiel participants include Bill Smith W B Strachan H Gray B Colie J Angus H Rivers H Lorimer Clay Smith and Garth Strachan with his rink of B Thompson L Dickie and E Lobban winning second prize in the Challenge electric irons.
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Bill Smith
W. B. Strachan
H. Gray
B. Colie
J. Angus
H. Rivers
H. Lorimer
Clay Smith
Garth Strachan
B. Thompson
L. Dickie
E. Lobban
February W I meeting and church group notes
The February W I meeting at Mrs. McWhirter’s home had twelve members. secretary and treasurer reports recorded a balance of 158.59 dollars. Mrs. Dixon spoke on Hospital and Red Cross news. Miss J Thompson demonstrated covering Chesterfields. Hostesses were Mrs. Bob McConnell and Mrs. Rockley. The W. and W. M. S. met at Bob McConnell’s on February 14 with twelve members. Mrs. Shaw and Mrs. A. Rockley led worship on the French Canadian Evangelism theme assisted by literature secretary Mrs. Taylor. Plans outlined for World Day of Prayer on February 29. March program to be led by Mrs.
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W.I
McWhirter
Dixon
Hospital
Red Cross News
J. Thompson
Shoal Lake
Chesterfields
Bob McConnell
Rockley
W.M.S
Irish Supper Planned by W.A. for March 18
The W.A. announced an Irish Supper for Tuesday March 18 with admission 60 cents and 25 cents for children. Hostesses are Mrs. Bob Milne and Mrs. Reg Williams. The group netted 40 dollars from the February 5 Pot Luck Supper. Mrs. Stewart visited Winnnipeg to see her daughter. Mrs. Wilton of Shoal Lake visits at Mrs. R. Milne’s home. Norman McWhirter and Gerald Knight were invested into the Scouts at the recent Scout Investiture.
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McWhirter
Bob Milne
W.A
Reg. Williams
Stewart
Winnnipeg
Margaret
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Chartered Bank
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O.A.C
Manitoba
Grain Exchange Building
Winnipeg
Shea’s
Winnipeg Brewery Ltd
M.D
The
Kamiota
United States
W. Venables & Son
Greaney Viector
Federal
Alberta Pacific
Pioneer
Canadia
Paterson, McCabe
Parris
Heimbecker
Inter-Ocean
Faisona
Robin How
Queker Oats
Brandon
Manitoga
Chumah
Lavinia
Foxwarren
Winnipeg Blackhawks
Drs. Hudson, Hudson, Hames & Elliott
Hamiota
F. A. Hodge
Reesor’s Jewelery
Acnna
Manitoba Hide and Fur Company
First & Pacific Avenue
Man
Leland Damgerfield
Amgerfield Manac
the Dangerfield
Kirkfield
George Dangerfield
Kirkpield Park
Harrison Hot Springs
British Columbia
Harrison
Harrison Hot Springs Hotel
Harrison, B.C
the Spa of Canada
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