Local News and Events Calendar and Social Notes
Gladstone residents renewed acquaintances on Saturday while Mr and Mrs E K W Cox prepared for a Winnipeg business trip Tuesday. A son named Kenneth Frederick was born June 6 at Snow Lake Hospital Manitoba to Mr and Mrs Douglas Barton. Mr and Mrs G Arbez moved into the suite above Red and White. he is the night operator at the Canadian Pacific station. Guests at the Derksen residence included Mr and Mrs E Penner of Winnipeg and Mr and Mrs A J Schroeder of Lowe Farm, with Evelyn Massey and Ed Derksen visiting from Winnipeg. James Kelly family and Mrs T Kelly left for Quill Lake Sask with Mrs Kelly Sr later visiting Lloydminster Sask for an extended holiday. Sunday guests at Geo Reshaur’s home included Mr and Mrs Dave Kirk Wellwood, Mr and Mrs I Fleming Austin, Mr and Mrs Clifford Reshaur and Betty, and Mr and Mrs Bobby Wallace and baby. Mrs Jolo Jones of Chippawa, Ontario arrived Monday for a holiday with relatives. A Tractor Club meeting held June 12 at the home of K Cox had seventeen members. routine business and a Tractor Trailer Test occurred but no further action due to no leaders. Visitors included Mrs N Hulme and Mr and Mrs K Scott. lunch was served. Next meeting set for MacGregor on June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Arbez
Red & White
Mr. Arbez
Canadian Pacific
John Derksen
E. Penner
Winnipeg
A. J Schroeder
Lowe Farm
Geo. Reshaur
Dave Kirk
Wellwood
I. Fleming Austin
Clifford Reshaur
Betty
Golden Stream
Bobby Wallace
Baby
K. Cox
N. Hulme
K Scott
Climax Sask Wedding Of Local Interest
A Climax United Church wedding on Tuesday June 8 joined June Marie Comartin and Donald Roy Jacklin of Climax. Rev Rice officiated as the couple, with a reception for about 65 at the Community Hall, plans for a Regina home after a USA honeymoon. Tenders invited for maple flooring at MacGregor School by June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Climax
United Church
June Marie
H. E. Comartin
Beame
Donald Roy
N. W. Jacklin
Patsy Patterson
Lloyd Peterson
MacGregor School
A. M. Hay
Treas
Readers' Opinions on Farm Union Organizing and Prices
A letter argues farmers should unite like other professions to challenge rising fertilizer costs and farm income decline. It urges organizing a Manitoba Farmers Union branch, cites potential turnout, and suggests coordinated boycotts of suppliers if prices stay high. The writer signs off as JOHN STEEN.
Tailoring Course Achievement Day Held by Manitoba Extension Service
The Tailoring Course members will host Achievement Day on July 4 at 2 30 p m in Memorial Hall. All interested are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Extension Service
Card of Thanks from U.L. for tea fund success
The members of the U L thank all who contributed to the recent tea. Approximately 75 dollars was realized for the Hospital Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.L
Jim
Also Mentioned on This Page
RED & White Food Market
Ned
McGavin
Quban
Gavin
Fuller's Pastry
L. B. PA
Rson—Owner
Tray
Ernie Neustartes J
Gladstone
E.K.W. Cox Sale
Snow Lake Hospital
Manitoba
Douglas Barton
Kenneth Frederick
Evelyn Massey
Ed Derksen
Jas. Kelly
T. Kelly
Quill Lake
Sask
Kelly Sr
Lloydminster
Jolo Jones
Chippawa
Oni
C. L. Patterson
Mr. L. Patterson
USA
Regina
Empire Grocery
Patterson Sr
L. B. Patterson
MacGregor
D. Patterson
Glendon
McAuley
Anders
0. L. Patterson
Fairlight
The
MacGregor Herald
Turkey
Dave
Robert
Neepawa
Black Hawks
Portage Athletics
Harry L. Trump
Optometrist
Clement By
Brandon
Manitoba ‘Farmers Union
Shultz
Ocome
John Steen
Amg
Portegemm Prairie
White Union
S. R. Lamb & Son
Gene Tierney
John Lund
Thelma Ritter
Agnus Moorehead
Eleanor Parker
Betty Hutton
Howard Keel
Aduit
Monte Carlo
Deodorant
Pablum
Montgomery’s Drugs
John Deere
Waterloo Steel Thresher
Waterloo Thresher
Critchlow Bros
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