Lavenham News Update From Winnipeg Visits And Local Notes
Mr Thos Newton visited Winnipeg for medical checkups. Mary Henry and her daughter, formerly of Lavenham, visited Deer Lodge recently. Lloyd Aikens of Winnipeg visited at the Henry home. Laura Woodward stays with her son in Deer Lodge Hospital. Annie and Mel Perkins from Portage spent time with their parents. Ernie Aikens of Regina visits Winnipeg to see his brother George. The Edwin Hot Shots Club held a dance at the Orange Hall. Hugh Henry and RB Florence toured Winnipeg. Florence remained for care in Deer Lodge. News items to Hugh Henry at the Store and Post Office by Wednesday noon. Florence to return home from hospital Tuesday night. Thanks for letters from Herman Schweitz and Della McIntosh. Herman began feeding wheat on April 19. Barney Marantz of Winnipeg spent the weekend with his inlaws, Hugh Henry. Mrs Florence’s sister Mrs Cliff Gill ill but improving at home. sister of Harry Munroe and Mrs Tom Robertson of Choiceland. Morley Aikens and Derek wrote from Lavenham. robins and bluebirds back in the garden. Messages for Jack McPhee, Bill Saunders, and Bob Lamb of MacGregor. Joe Smith, a member of the 44th Battalion, a Deer Lodge Hospital patient, would like visits if in Winnipeg. Joe grew up near Stonewall.
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Jack McPhee
Bill Saunders
Bob Lamb
MacGregor
the 44Th
Joe Smith
Deer Lodge Hospital
Winnieg
Joe Wa
Stonewall
Baby Clinic at Mrs Clare Rogers Home May 2
A baby clinic will be held at the home of Mrs Clare Rogers on Tuesday May 2 from 1:30 to 3 pm. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Tim Sylvester, married on Wednesday April 20. About one hundred young people attended the Portage South Presbytery YPA social evening in Austin Community Hall on Friday.
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Clare Rogers
Tuesay
Tim Sylvester
Portage South Presbytery
YPA
Austin Community Hall
Sunday School Leadership Course Concludes at United Church
The final meeting of the Sunday School Leadership Course was held Wednesday evening April 20 at the United Church. Rev and Mrs W Harland from Austin and Mrs Hubbard along with Carberry teachers attended. After films, Mrs Alton thanked Rev Hubbard for presenting them and praised the social time. Sidney ladies served a dainty lunch.
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United Church
W. Harland
Austin
Hubbard
Carberry
Alton
Rev. Hubbard
Sidney
Wedding Bells for Diane Waring and James Sylvester
In Sidney United Church on a Wednesday April 20 Diane Waring and James Sylvester exchanged vows. Rev Harland officiated with D Beswitherick at the organ. The couple plan to reside in Carberry after a reception at the Community Hall.
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Sidney United Church
Diane
T. Waring
Pratt
James Sylvester
Kenneth Sylvester
Walter Sylvester
Donald Waring
Bounties on Timber Wolves Updated by Manitoba Official
Hon Charles E Greenlay announces bounty rules changes for timber wolves up to June 20 1955 with claims due by June 30 1958 and notes reductions for coyote and red fox pups to 3 dollars. He assigns predator control duties to departments and confirms continued timber wolf program in Manitoba counties and unorganized areas.
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Charles E. Greenlay
Greenlay
Dept. of Agriculture
Dept. of Mines and Natural Resources
Control measures to be taken for Lumber wolf depreciations
The statement notes that necessary control measures will be implemented in areas where Lumber wolf depreciations are found to be a problem. It emphasizes targeted action rather than broad application and underscores monitoring to address the issue.
Arbor Day Observed May 9 in Manitoba
Arbor Day will be observed Monday May 9 in Manitoba announced by RD Robertson Minister of Agriculture and Migration. The day emphasizes planting and transplanting trees as spring conditions become favorable and is not a holiday for schools or businesses.
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Manitoba
RD. Robertson
Agriculture and Migration
Rural library service moves to University of Manitoba campus
The Manitoba Library Service now University Extension Library has set its new headquarters in the Home Economics building on Fort Garry campus. The service, previously run by the Department of Education, continues as part of the University Extension and Adult Education Department with borrowing terms unchanged. Books remain free to individuals for one month and four months to traveling libraries serving rural communities.
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Manitoba Library Service
The
University Extension Library
Fort Garry
University of
June Book Catalogues To Be Mailed To Borrowers
Two new book catalogues will be published in June and mailed to Open Shelf borrowers and travelling library custodians as soon as printed. A selection from the forthcoming June catalogue is being distributed by the University Extension Library. TRY A HERALD CLASSIFIED THEY PAY OFF.
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University Extension Library
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Lavenham News
RB. Florence
Mr. Thos. Newton
Winnipeg
Mary Henry
Lavenham
Deer Lodge
Lloyd Aikens
Phil Henry
Laura
Woodward
Indaw
Sam Henry
Annie
Mel Perkins
Portage
Mrs Harry Perkins
Ernie Aikens
Regina
Sask
George
Edwin “Hot Shots
Orange Hall
Hugh Henry
Florence
City
Hugh
Herman Schweitz
Della McIntosh
Clairmont District
Herman
Barney Marantz
Barneys
Cliff Gill
Gill
Harry Munroe
Tom Robertson
Choiceland
Getwell
Morley Aikens
Derek
Morley
Bof
Edward Hay
MacGregor Herald
Che MacGregor Herald
Sidney News
Mrs Mo Ham
Sylvester — Waring
Rural Library Service
U. OF M
Machan's Orchestra
Juanitoba Cancer Institute
Ford
Mercury
Notor
Pontiac
Oldsmobile
Nice
Studebaker
LYE Motors
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