Southend-Macaulay Birthday Congrats and Local Events
Southend-Macaulay celebrates February sixteenth birthdays for Fez Hate and Danny Lar. Muss Mary Martens of Winnipeg visited her parental home for the weekend. Farmers' Union held a whist evening at Mel and Mrs. Clarence Pennell with Matt Boromy winning gents high and George Snaith low. Marion MacGregor high and Dot Moore low among the ladies. Garnet and Larry Lee hosted about 20 school chums Saturday for games and dancing. A Farmers' Union whist drive is planned at Sid and Mrs. Hay home on February 26. non-members welcome, phone Sid Hays. Winnipeg visitors Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lowe and Donna Hay joined Sid Hay and family. Congratulations to Colin Shaw, Cliff Lee, John Scora, and Phy lis Lee for winning first in the third event at Bagot bonspiel, earning dutch ovens. Lorne Pennell, Tom Kelly, Clarence Koldyk, and Dave Coulthard participated but did not prize. Cairo, with a population over 3,000,000, is noted as Africa’s largest city.
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Muss Mary Martens
Winnipeg
Mel
Clarence Pennell
Farmers’ Union
Matt Boromy
George Snaith
Marion MacGregor
Low
Dot Moore
Garnet
Larry Lee
Lee
The
Sid Hay
Sid Hays
Jim Lowe
Donna Hay
Colin Shaw
Cliff Lee
John Scora
Phylis Lee
Lorne Pennell
Tom Kelly
Clarence Koldyk
Dave Coulthard
School Daze by Alvin Hickey at Local Bonspiel
Alvin Hickey reports on a school curling week with Joe Birch Bill Wood Lyle Jones and Gerald Hay winning one game and losing the next The girls team Anne Hughson Thelma Kutcher Diane Savitzky and Judy Willis from Winnipeg lost their final match by one point A school bonspiel is set for Friday and Saturday with about 15 participants A dance is planned for Friday February 14 at the Austin Community Hall with music by Brooker's Bombshells More events like a variety night are promised for the near future
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Alvin Hickey
Joe Birch
Bill Wood
Lyle Jones
Gerald Hay
Anne Hughson
Thelma Kutcher
Diane Savitzky
Judy Willis
Winnipeg
Huga School
Austin
Brooker
Pine Creek Notes on Weekend Visits Around Town
Mr and Mrs Elmer Nelson and Harvey visited Mr and Mrs Russ Hotel in MacGregor on Sunday. Mrs Murray Garychuck and family of Winnipeg spent a few days with Mr and Mrs A Livingstone. Joe Livingstone of Winnipeg was home for the weekend. Mrs Livingstone and Mrs Garychuck visited Mr and Mrs Harold Rosling at Gladstone. Grenville Smith supper with J C Harper at Sinclairville. Mrs Sam Williams with O Williams and Luilla visited Mr and Mrs Arnold Sealey at Neepawa. Sam Williams and C Williams and Luilla motor to Winnipeg Friday. G H Hughson and Scott of Winnipeg left to visit Victoria and Vancouver. Thompson and Bill of Muir visited Art and Hughena Stewart Tuesday evening.
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Mrs. Elmer Nelson and
Harvey
Mrs. Russ
MacGregor
Murray Garychuck
Winnipeg
A. Livingstone
Joe Livingstone
Livingstone
Garychuck
Harold Rosling
Gladstone
Grenville Smith
J. C. Harper
Sinclairville
Sam Williams
O. Williams
Luilla
Arnold Sealley
Neepawa
Glenn Watson
Macdonald
C. Williams
G. H. Hughson
One Day Electrical Courses for Homemakers in Manitoba
Eight Manitoba towns will host one day electrical courses in February and March to aid homemakers and their husbands in understanding home electricity. The sessions cover lighting, appliance use and care, electric heat, safety, wiring basics, costs, and lamp placement with speakers from Manitoba Hydro and district home economists.
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Manitoba
Robert Shearer
Manitoba Hydro
Hydro
Crystal City
Soil Test Results Highlight Phosphate Recommendations
Officials from the provincial Soils testing laboratory report no major change in phosphate fertilizer guidance this season. Farmers should order bulk phosphate formulations at reduced early-year prices and apply 30 pounds per acre of 11480 or 20 pounds of phosphate per acre for summer fallow and post wheat crops. About 400 farmers will soon receive test-based recommendations. nearly 4,000 samples have been analyzed since last fall, with delays in reporting. Some fields, especially in western Manitoba, show nitrogen buildup from a second summer fallow. extra nitrogen can be broadcast in spring and phosphate should be drilled with seed.
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Provincial Soils Testing Laboratory
Manitoba
Chief Walking Eagle Forecasts Alberta Winter
Chief Walking Eagle in Rocky Mountain House recalls predicting a mild Alberta winter last fall. He notes his long record beats professional forecasters and vents frustration that the federal government has not hired him as a weatherman.
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Rocky Mountain House
Alta
Walking Eagle
Alberta
Edmonton
Sunday visitors and local greetings from area families
Mrs. Kenneth Smith reports Sunday visitors including Mr and Mrs George Moore and Clarence with Mr and Mrs Eric Moore and Ray Wilson of Dauphin and Mr and Mrs Frank Russell and Mervin. Mrs Stan Ryz visited Winnipeg and attended Ice Capades. Steve Belous and Jimmy visited Crystal City with Jack Wenham and family. Miss Lynne Ewen of Portage visited with Merle Belous. Garry Henderson of Winnipeg visited, and Grace Belous of MTS Gladstone spent time with her parents. Get well wishes to Mrs Bert Skeet after surgery. Master Kelvin Smith is a patient in Fox Memorial Hospital Carberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Smith
George Moore
Clarence
Eric ‘Moore
Ray Wilson
Dauphin
Frank Russell
Mervin
Stan Ryz
Winnipeg
Steve Belous
Jimmy
Crystal City
Jack Wenham
Lynne Ewen
Portage
Merle Bel
Springbrook 4 H Club News Report
ANNE LOWE reports the January 2 meeting with vice president Donald Evenson presiding. The club plans a telephone whist fundraiser for the Red Cross Community Hall Fund and March of Dimes between late January and early February. Monthly meetings are on the third Friday at 8 PM. Congratulations to the Bull and Anderson teams for placing in Sidney and Katrime 4 H bonspiels.
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Anne Lowe
Springbrook 4-H
Donald Evenson
Red Cross
Community Hall Fund
March of Dimes
Murray Lewis
Barbara Bull
Lynne Anderson
Tommy Bull
Lorne Anderson
Sidney
Linda Bull
Shirley Rand
Kathy Winterbottom
Gems of Thought Study Gems of Thought Study
There are more men ennobled by study than by nature. The desire of knowledge rises with acquisition. Studies teach not their own se, a wisdom above them won by observation. What is not fully understood is not possessed.
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Francis Bacon
Goethe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Southend - Macaulay
Fez Hate
Danny Lar
Cairo
J. S. Thomson
Royal Read North
Portage LA Prairie
Ford Sales & Service
G. M. Hay
CG W. Sloik
St. N.W
Herb Borton
R.george
Austin Collegiate Institute
Pine Creek News
North Norfolk
Feeder Cattle Association
St. Boniface
John Uhrin
Roy Sxaith
H. Gilmouse
Roy Rhone
MacGregor Memorial Hall
Janice Lamb
Macgregor’s
Bonspiel
Vern McKelvy
Bergquist
Beause
Springbrook
Chamber OF Commerce
Welomies
D. & S. Radio, T.V. & Appliance Repair
Doug Ferris
Lady Curlers
Zenith
TRY Lye’s
CW. Lye & Son Ltd
Marshall Wells
Gems of Thought
Lawrence Sterne
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