Bee keepers meeting and visits noted in Winnipeg
Lloyd Amma Bruce attended a Winnipeg bee keepers meeting and banquet at the Ramada. Doreen hosted a noon luncheon. Bruce was the youngest beekeeper at the Tuesday gathering. Various Winnipeg and Portage visitors are listed including Mr. and Mrs. Barry Scammel and families, Miss Betty Sylvester visiting Penticton, and others with November wedding anniversaries noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Sylvester
Penticton
B.C
R. Culbert
Jean MacIntosh
Toronto
W. Ogilvie
Winnipeg
Manitoba Farmers Grow Dill And Monarda For Oil Crops
Five farms near Winkler Oak Bank and Winnipeg grew 50 acres of dill this summer yielding 2614 pounds of oil with per acre ranges from 20.9 to 83.4 pounds. Dills oil sold at 6.50 per pound minus 1.50 extraction costs leaving growers 5 per pound. Monarda shows potential for geraniol rich perfume oils. Next year will test establishment methods and harvest quality to gauge industry potential for these native plants in Manitoba.
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Manitoba
Manitoba Departments of ‘Agriculture
Industry and ‘Commerce
Canada Research’ Station
Morden
Winkler
Oak Bank
Winnipeg
Bert Sandercock
Manitoba Department of
Santa Claus parade and community notices from Poplar Point
Local readers report attendance at Winnipeg Santa Claus parade by Mrs. A Sadowsky and others. Wishes sent for Mrs Murray recovering at Grace Hospital. Chas Nelson of Winnipeg visited Mrs J Dickinson. Upcoming events include bingo on Tuesday Nov 26 at 8 pm, Poplar Point U C W dessert party and bazaar Friday Nov 22 at 7 30 pm, and the annual figure skating meeting on Thursday Nov 21 at 7 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurs
PCI wins one in volleyball zone finals series
Portage Collegiate’s volleyball team took two of three games against Morden in Portage to begin the best of seven zone finals. Morden captured the first two games 15 5 and 15 4 before Portage forced a deciding game with a 15 8 win. Portage travels to Morden Friday to finish the series.
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Portage
Morden
Preparing for a new baby with a resident pet
When a baby arrives a pet often sulks and alters meals and routines. Maintain regular schedules, reinforce discipline, and provide opportunities for the pet to adjust. Ensure health checks, vaccinations, and training now, as time after birth is limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rover
East View Lodge Sale and Neepawa Visit Highlights
Livingstone area residents attended the East View Lodge handicraft sale in Neepawa on Thursday and visited with Mrs. J Pottinger. Numerous local families hosted and joined Sunday gatherings, including visits to Winnipeg and Arden, with multiple relatives and friends named among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Humes
East View Lodge
Neepawa
J. Pottinger
Frank Weber
Andy Weber
Bear Creek District
W. H. Johnston
Winnipeg
Allan Fehr
Rodney
Ken Ford
Fred Thomson
Arden
Gordon Ford
Erickson
Linda Repko
Mountain Road
Heather Wellburn
Edith Wickstead
Ernie Wickstead
Donald Meloney
Dera-Lea
Charleswood
Roy Meloney
Lori
Jody Hill Foxon
Robert Humes
Henry Friesen
Marlene Penner
Childrens’ Hospital
Calgary visitors spend three weeks with Jackson family
Kelvin dis sy Mrs. Susan Jackson Mrs. Gordon Jackson and son Nicholas and Stephen of Calgary spent three weeks with the children's grandmother Mrs. S. Jackson. Gordon Jackson arrived from Gagetown New Brunswick Monday and stayed three days visiting his mother. They visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Warren in Westbourne and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hannah at Poplar Point Thursday before departing for Calgary. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Adams alsoGuests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Jackson
Gordon Jackson
Nicholas
Stephen
Calgary
S. Jackson
Mrs
J. W. Adams
Weekend Gatherings Across Portage and Winnipeg
Trict news notes a weekend at a county cabin and several visiting pairs. Mr and Mrs H Jackson stay at their farm, while Doug Melver visits Portage la Prairie to meet niece and her husband Nitschki at Poplar Point. A dinner at the Paddock Winnipeg marks a 38th wedding anniversary. Bob Daneault of Winnipeg visits his mother in Winnipeg area. Grayce Adams from Brandon visits H Jacksons and Susan Jackson. Portage la Prairie residents D Little and T Smith visit Thomson home with nephew Tom Huston and Pat Robinson.
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H. Jackson
Doug Melver
Portage la Prairie
Nitschki
Poplar Point
Winnipeg
Bob Daneault
Susan Jackson
Grayce Adams
Brandon
Portage
D. Little
T. Smith
Tom Huston
Pat Robinson
Thomson
Belcourt Area Social Roundups and Greetings
Belcourt news notes social visits and events in Poplar Point and nearby, including Bingo gatherings, a Tupperware party, Sunday visits from Portage and Winnipeg residents, a 40th wedding anniversary celebration in Prince Albert, well wishes for a Portage hospital patient, new permanent residents Dave and Scott, and various supper gatherings with local families. Names include Mrs A Kelly, Mr Alan Kelly, Mrs F Delbridge, Mrs W Pritchett, Mr J Rempel, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1. Eanguaun
F. Esau
T. Nott
W. Pritchett
Poplar Point
P. Esau
F. Delbridges
W. Pritchetts
A. Spriggs
N. Nicholson
Portage
Prince Albert
Gordon Branton
Victor Paton
Portage Hospital
H. England
George Gobelle
Stuart Milne
Winnipeg
Dave Scott
Reg. Griffiths
R. Barbour
J. Rempel
J. Rempel Jr
Social visitors stop by Vopni home in rural area
Mrs. Jean Thomson of Oere River visited with her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Caldwell and Mrs Jean Vopni. Mrs John Kunkel of Davidson Sask was a recent visitor at the Vopni home. Miss Margaret Muir of Winnipeg is visiting with her sister Mrs Mary McDonald.
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Winnipeg
Jean Thomson
Oere River
Caldwell
Jean Vopni
John Kunkel
Davidson, Sask
Vopni
Margaret Muir
Mrs
Mary McDonald
Woodside Social Roundup Keeps Local Ties Strong
Woodside news covers visits and family ties across Morris Portage Brandon Neepawa and Winnipeg. Highlights include Jim Weber and family staying with G Grove and a funeral in Portage for Irene Michalenka. Community members attended teahandicrafts sales and 4H charity collection, with travel to Winnipeg Montreal and Birnie noted.
Yellowquill Volleyball Teams Edge Crescentview Meet
Yellowquill seniors won two straight games 15 2 and 15 12 to top standings while juniors dropped all three matches 15 4 15 12 and 15 10 in Crescentview. Crescentview hosts a senior tournament Saturday with Portage and four out of town schools. A tournament at Yellowquill is planned for November 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Matthews
Yellowquill
Crescentview
Portage
Yellowquill School
Britain forms disaster unit WNSON A led by Judith Hart
A new disaster unit named WNSON A to spearhead and co ordinate Britain's response to disasters both manmade and natural has been announced by Judith Hart minister of overseas development. The unit aims to make relief efforts rapid and effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WNSON
Britain
Judith Hart
Overseas Development
Barrister Solicitor Notary Service Listings
Chris Christianson offers legal services at Hampton St MacGregor. Available Tuesdays from 9 30 a m to 4 30 p m. Contact phone 685 2192 for appointments and inquiries.
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Chris) Christianson
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Rossendale News
Margaret Watson
D McKay
N. Basler
Rapid City
C. Halliday
J. Tomchuk
H. Nash
Hrabcuk
A. McCuaig
T. Tunski
J.B. Charl
M. Werbiski
H. Patsack
P. Swidnicki
R. Frizzley
Monarda
Mint
Henry Marshall
Morden Research Station
PCI
Canberra
Australia
Japan
Robert. Stear
Nordea Laboratori
Christ
God
John
Jim Webb
RZA
Aadress
M.C.C
Klassen
Austin
MCC Relief Fund
The
Mennonite Church Ladies
Livingstone News
Trict News
Belcourt
Naiths Ltd
MacGregor
Price
Snaith's
Woodside News
D. Rink
Jim Weber
Morris
Gilbert Grove
G. Grove
A. Mowat
Jim Sawyer
Ted Potter
Lorraine
Faye
Bruce Sneesby
Joe Shelstynski
Grant Sneesby
Arthur Sneesby
Irene Michalenka
Roy Kelly
S. Kelly
Children’s Aid
Hans Anderson
Keith Blair
Mervyn Kelly
Charley Rink
Eastview Lodge
John Brown
Seieee Aversane Calvin
Art Robertson
Montreal
Quebec
Lloyd Lang
Karin
Birnie
Yellowquill Sports Report
Aln
A. F. Vets Hall
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