Card of Thanks From the Stewart Family Recognition
The Stewart Family thanks doctors pursing staff Rev Fargey United Church Choir and organist friends neighbors for cards and floral tributes those who loaned cars and gifts while in hospital thanks to WA and YLS CCF Canadian Legion and other kind friends Gordon Louth expresses gratitude for neighbors and hospital staff support at home and hospital
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Fargey
United Church
Stewart
Bill and
Pearl
The
Yls
CCF
Canadian Legion
Gordon Louth
Thankful note from Are KL Woodin for church group gifts
Are KL Woodin expresses heartfelt gratitude for kindness received while ill. She thanks the United Church Bible Class for flowers, WA. and YLS. and the WI, and all visitors who sent gifts and cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church Bible Class
Yls
Woodin
Dust storms strike 3.3 million acres in plains states
The U S agriculture department reported 3,335,000 acres damaged by dust storms this season across plains states. A survey also notes 19,400,000 acres at risk due to moisture and soil cover loss, with 94 percent of damaged land in Colorado Kansas Oklahoma New Mexico and Texas. Card of thanks expresses gratitude for the support received.
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Washinton
US Agriculture Department
Plains States
Colorado
Kansas
Oklahoma
New
Mexico
Texas
Local residents visit relatives and return from trips
Hocal Vows and other locals visit kin across Manitoba and Saskatchewan. Several families note summer plans and relocations, including Mr. and Mrs. Charles Highfield in Brandon, Mr. Percy Young moving to Melita, and Alex MacDonald returning from Pilot Mound. Others report travels to Winnipeg, Roblin, and North Vancouver with updates on health and job changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex. MacDonald
Mel MacDonald
Pilot Mound
Sandy
Civilization blamed for vanishing wildlife in Manitoba
Jurgus Gavin of Ducks Unlimited told the Manitoba Federation of Game and Fish associations that civilization is the major factor in declining wildlife, though he acknowledged human activity also plays a role. He cited prairie settlement and destroyed breeding grounds, while noting farming, ranching, and hydro projects contribute to the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jurgus Gavin
Ducks Unlimited
Manitoba Federation of Game and Fish Associations
Mobile Phone Service Set For Virden
Virden prepares for a new era as mobile phones become available within about a month. Oil workers will use car telephones to reach the Virden switchboard across a 20 mile radius. A line crew is recabling the town to boost local service at a cost of 100000 dollars, while streets will be streamlined as poles are moved to back lanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virden
Fred Maher
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Charles Elliott
Pearl Nowell
Makaroff
John Stewart
Charles Highfield
Brandon
BR. Thompson
John Sheridan
Percy Young
Mebta
Man
Jain
Percy
Montgomery's
Melita
Clare Brown
Winnipeg
Inwood
Orland Patterson
Minsota
L. B. Patterson
Neil Hutchinson
Forrest
Tuessday
W. Moore
George West, Sr
Lorraine Roux
Jack Williams
Elinor Carter
Portage la Prairie
F. T. Course
Glen Anderson
Saskatoon
Jean Anderson
Glen
Rcaf Station
South Portage
Joyce MacKinnon
MacGregor
Brandon Agricultural and Home Making School
Mrs. Woodin
Roy McPhail
Marjorie Giles
Roy
Marj
North Vancouver
B.C
Bank of Montreal
Kelowna
Ename
BBC Enamel
Marshall-Wells Jell
BBC
Neepawa
Chase & Sanborn
Coffee, R & W
R& W
Firth Bros
S.R. Lamb & Son
John Deere C.C
John Deere
Critchlow Bros
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