Pine Creek News Feels Welcoming Notes From District
Pine Creek News reports new arrivals Mrs A Unrau and sons from Saskatchewan settled on Norman Tilley farm. Ladies Aid met at Mrs Streich with six members and planned a tea and bazaar for May 31 at Pine Creek United Church. Ernie Livingstone returned from Winnipes with sister Edna for the weekend. Walter Livingstone of Arden visited his parents, and Joe Livingstone hosted friends Beatty at Helston. Kay Manns returned from university in Winnipeg for a short visit before summer school. Mr and Mrs L Watson and family of Macdonald hosted Friday supper with Abe Chipowski. Heney Dick and children of Portage visited the Chaponski home.
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Norman ‘Tilley
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Arden
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Heney Dick
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Mustard seed demand grows with new contracts in Manitoba fields
Agricultural notes report rising interest in Yellow Mustard seed with several firms issuing contracts beyond last year’s single supplier. Manitoba acreage could reach three to four thousand acres this season, as growers in Portage la Prairie and Rossendale areas prepare fields and plan mid May seeding with 10 pounds per acre and fertilizer up to 200 pounds per acre.
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Local Visitors and Events Noted in Rossendale
Visitors to Winnipeg this week included James Watson and families of Culbert Crocker and Tomehuk. Miss Faye Crocker visited her parents. a dance with The Play Boys is set for May 12. Mothers Day service May 14 at 11:30. Garden Club hosts a whist drive at Ferris School on May 19.
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Murray
N. Tait
Ferris School
Government Committee Proposes 17 New Japanese Holidays
A government committee recommends adding 17 legal holidays to the nine existing in Japan. The proposal argues extra rest would raise worker productivity and economic performance.
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Aovernment Committee
Japan
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