Southend and MacAuley News Roundup
Raymond Wiebe spent the weekend with Doug and Colin Pennell. Mrs. Dick Collier visited Austin with her mother and sister. Many from the district attended the hockey game at Carberry Friday night. Mrs. Forrest Bill and Dennis and Mrs. Chas Pennell visited Portage on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jas Shaw visited Neepawa last Wednesday. Mrs. Shaw stayed to visit with her sister Mrs. Mann. Mr and Mrs John Toews and Miss Alma Wiebe of Steinbach were weekend visitors at the P. J. Wiebe home. Mrs. Clarence Pennell and Colin Raymond Wiebe Hazel Pennell Billy Forrest Carlton and Glendale Holliday Lyall Cox and Ed Chant attended the Manitoba University Winter Fair in Winnipeg on Saturday. This is a difficult time to publish a paper. no visitors and few meetings. If you have news please phone 13-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas Shaw
Neepawa
Mrs. Shaw
Mrs. Mann
Clarence Pennell
Colin
Raymond Wiebe
Hazel Pennell
Billy Forrest
Carlton
Glendale Holliday
Lyall Cox
Ed. Chant
Manitoba University
Winnipeg
Albert Defort
Brandon
Ken
Don
MacGregor
High Bluff
Portage la Prairie
Portage Flying Club
Portage
Inglis
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness
The writer thanks friends for kindness while ill, acknowledges parcels, games, and books, and expresses gratitude to the United Church WA and WI for baskets of fruit and treats, and to Drs Parker and Swail for their attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
Drs. Parker and Swail
W M S Meets for February Session at Mrs Fargey
Seventeen members of the Womans Missionary Society gathered at Mrs J L Fargey's home for the February meeting. President Mrs D MacDougall led the business portion while devotions were by Mrs J Wood and Mrs 3 Wood. A World Day of Prayer service was announced for Bethel Church Friday at 3 pm with attendance encouraged. Light lunch followed social hour. hostesses included Mrs HB Gilroy Mrs R Critchlow Mrs M Marsh and Mrs A M Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans’ Missionary Society
J. L Fargey
D. MacDougall
3. Wood
J. Woodin
Fargey
E. Fraser
C. Leckie
E. Wright
F. Vena
Local notes from MacGregor area and nearby towns
This brief item reports births in MacGregor on February 3 with Terrace Arnold born to Mr and Mrs D Hollie day in MacGregor Hemp, mentions visiting relatives in Winnipeg Brandon and High Bluff, notes church service plans at United Church February 19, and describes hockey travel for Neepawa and MacGregor players, a Gladstone Bonspiel, and local wildlife sightings including prairie chickens and a snow owl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Hollieday
MacGregor Hemp
Terrace Arnold
Fred Venn
Winnipeg
Indaw
Roy Wakefield
Ernie Duncan
Katrime community and weather notes from February
Katrime hosts World Day of Prayer service on Friday at 3 pm. Mixed bonspiel entries urged. Visitors from MacGregor and Birch River noted. Death of Rev. Lamb’s mother mourned. Hockey turnout in MacGregor for Carberry game. Birthday greetings to Mrs McAskie in England. February W A meetings planned. Blizzard closures and Valentine party ahead. Heselwood snow depth 62 inches. spring hopes rise with Brandon trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katrime
D. Barber
Gerald of
MacGregor
Harold Gilbert
C. Lamb
Birch River
Glenn Harkness
Beaver
Norman McLachlan
F. McLachlan
Portege
Carberry
A. Heselwood
Heselwoods
Brandon
Lawrence Hesslwood
Sec
MacGregor Club Rally Draws Big Carberry Arena Crowd
A large turnout packed Carberry Arena for MacGregor Club’s latest game, one of the biggest crowds this season. Officials Gurba and Montgomery judged closely, with Nelson Olson tied up at the back, and Gary Emerson and Bud Kelly noted for standout effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Gurba
Monty Montgomery
Brandon
McLean
Vinethere
Levine
Nelson Olson
MacGregor Club
Carberry Arena
Beth
Car“Kerry
Gary Emerson
Bud Kelly
Glen
Saunders
MacGregor
Carberry
Murphy
Kelleher
Klimchick
McGregor
Kelly
D. Blight
Hay
Lamb
McGillvry
Tilley
Ward
Roscoe
Slevin
Smith
Nelson
Weber
Klimehick
Blight
Inglis
K. Blight
Benton
Andy Burba
Forage Mixtures Prove Superior to Single Crops
Wes Henderson notes that grass legume mixtures yield more than single crops in Brandon Experimental Farm tests. Hay tests show 78 percent higher output versus single crops, pasture tests 200 percent higher, with legume content boosting soil nitrogen and deep nutrient uptake. Manitoba varieties are listed in Balance Manitoba Farming with Forage Crops, soon available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
Manitoba
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Southend & MacAuley
Rey Glover
Doug
Colin Pennell
Dick Collier
Austin
Mrs. Forrest
Bill and Dennis
Mrs. Chas. Pennell
John Toews
Alma Wiebe
Stienbach
P. J. Wiebe
W.M.S. News
The
Barley Improvement Institute
Grain Exchange
Winnipeg 2
Ae RI E Ltd
Marshall-Wells
JL. Fargey
Walcoms
Gladstone High School
Edwin Philpott
Brugger
Stan Cooper
Con
Stan
Coyote
Katrime News
Mrs. S. Cooper
Was
Wes. Henderson
Ag. Rep
Zete
Mac
Ctia ZI
Gilbert Roland - Glenda Farrell
Robert Horton
Barbara Ruick
MacGregor Curling Club
Firth Bros
S.R. Lamb & Son
Massey
John Deere
Ition
Critchlow Bros
Mie
Dangerfield Hotees
Imis, Mak
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