Katrime News social notes and upcoming events
Weekend visitors and local gatherings fill Katrime notes with Langa ampere and Jo-Ann Lamp birthday parties in MacGregor Pine Creek and Glenella. Neighbors Irene Cooper Gordon Tario Winnipeg join D and J Heselwood for Sunday supper while MacRae, Amann and Kelly families visit. Community Club dance on June 15 and Katrime picnic and dance on June 29 noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Cooper
Gordon Tario
Winnipeg
J. Heselwood
Langa Ampere
Sheila
Wayne McQuiston
Jo-Ann
Bradley Lamb
Laura Birkett
Glenda Hughson
Linda
Lyall
MacGregor
Lamp
Pine Creek
Miss Finkewich
Glenella
Victoria
L. Heselwood
Hugh Gross
Famiy
Brandon
McRae
F. Amann
Austin
J. Mitchelson
Peter
A. McGregor
Harvey Gilbert
E. Duncan
Robert Rodgers
7. Kelly
Lavenham
A. Giercke
F. Lake
Mel McRae
Jack McPhee
Tom Telford
W. M. Shaw
Women Institute Convened at Langruth Ample Attendance
On Monday May 14 Mrs. P McLoughry Mrs McCarl Sr Mrs J Smale Sr Mrs Briscoe Sr and Mrs A Little attended the Women's Institute convention at Langruth. A very large crowd enjoyed a splendid program. Mrs McLoughry reported from the MacGregor WI which was met with applause. The Langruth and Amaranth ladies were praised for their hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. McLoughry
McCarl Sr
J. Smale Sr
Briscoe Sr
A. Little
Women's Institute
Langruth
Oats Best for Supplementary Hay and Pasture Crops
Federal researcher E. Burglass of Indian Head Saskatchewan notes oats and barley top hay and pasture tests for dry seasons. Prospects for this year are weak due to fall ice and limited spring moisture. oats offer stronger second growth when cut green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Burglass
Indian Head
Saskatchewan
William Popp Retires From Research Service
William Popp 65, a plant pathologist at the Winnipeg Research Station, retires after 36 years with the Canada Department of Agriculture. Born in Winnipeg, he earned a BSA in agronomy from the University of Manitoba in 1920, an MSc in mycology and plant pathology at McGill in 1926, and taught in Manitoba schools before joining the Winnipeg Plant Pathology Lab in 1926. He rose to plant pathologist in 1946 and helped develop the embryo and seedling test for loose smut in wheat and barley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Popp
Winnipeg
Canada Department of Agriculture
Popp
University of Manitoba
Provincial Normal School
McGill University
Manitoba
Winnipeg Plant Plant Pathology Laboratory
First Woman Juror Serves in Yukon on March 5 1962
Mrs. Weldon Gorham became the first woman juror to serve in Yukon, stepping onto the jury on March 5, 1962. Her participation marked a landmark in local legal history as female jurors gained a formal role in the process.
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The
Yukon
Weldon Gorham
Church Services Across Town May 27 Schedule
St Pauls MacGregor offers Sunday School at 11 15 am and evening service at 7 pm The Masonic Lodge will attend The Calvary Tabernacle and United and Bethel churches are listed with their times Beaver Bagot and MacGregor combined services are noted Rev Earle Armistead leads MacGregor charge Full schedules include Austin Sidney and Edrans with multiple services May 27 each location lists times and programs
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ST. Paul's
MacGregor
Masonic Lodge
Christ Church
Austin
United Church
Sidney
Bethel Church
D. L. McNutt
Calvary Tabernacle
Sidney Rev
Macgregor United Church
Bagot
Earle Armistead
May UCW meeting and district news highlights
The May meeting of the U C W was held in the church on May 16 with 12 members and one visitor. Devotional, study from Old and New Canadians, and a business roll call were noted. Officers were nominated for the missionary and maintenance board and hospital secretary roles. Articles for the layette are due by June 1, and the next meeting is June 13. Community updates include Mrs Harms from the Children's Aid, graduation news from Portage, and Shrine circus attendance. Rain is prevalent but spring shows promise for a better year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.C.W
Bert Nichol
Pettitt
Pogue
Ana
H. Henry
Winnipeg
P. Henry
Harley
Portage
Wild Fowl Production May Improve in West Canada
Ducks Unlimited said waterfowl production in western Canada could rise from last year despite hazards if a normal summer occurs. The group cited cooler conditions and abundant rain as keys to southern prairie production, noting normal winter snowfall but inadequate runoff due to a prolonged late spring and soil seepage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irairies
Canada
Ducks Unlimited
Prairies
Angus Gavin
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Gallup
Canadian Institute of Public Opinion
P.C
Shuttleworth
Lem Shuttleworth
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Edrans
Arizona
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S. Nichol
St. Paul's Church
Florie Nichol
L. Irwin
Us.a
Missionary Conference
Evangelical Mennonite
Harold Germain
S. Rey
Royal Road
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Man
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