Socials Honor Bride Elect Nona Kennedy Ahead of September 6
Bride-elect Nona Kennedy has been toasted at multiple prewedding events. Shown at a July 30 miscellaneous shower in St Andrews hall were 32 guests. corsages were given, gifts opened, and thanks expressed. Additional showers followed in August at Elks Hall and a home of Mrs Marion Pippy with bridesmaids Joan Pippy and Debbie Fletcher. A community shower August 27 at Poplar Point hall featured corsages for family and Mrs Gladys Sexsmith’s corsage work. A Knights of Columbus hall social evening on August 16 capped the prewedding festivities and Brock Ferguson and Nona plan a September 6 ceremony.
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Ess
Nona Kennedy
Brock Ferguson
Nona
St. Andrews Hall
Ralph Kennedy
George Ferguson
Alice Beatty
Sixth Street
Presbyterian Ladies Evening Guild
Elks Hall
Mrs. Kennedy
Ferguson
Kathryn Kennedy
Jessie Smith
Joan Pippy
Debbie Fletcher
Winnipeg
Marion Pippy
Winnipes
Poplar Point
Jessie ‘Smith
Gladys Sexsmith
Donna Payette
Indy Cameron
Mary Robinson
Dorothy Nelson
Evelyn Nelson
Audrey Mulligan
Ollie Oberton
Irma Holmes
Lucille Murray
Doris Fox
Marla Malfait
Brock
Knights of Columbus Hall
Double headed wheat not a novelty in Manitoba
Manitoba growers may see double headed wheat for the first time, says Al Martin of the Manitoba Department of Agriculture. He explains the odd heads result from herbicide applied while young during uneven emergence, not from liquid nitrogen. He notes yield drops and says no research links liquid nitrogen to twin heads.
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Manitoba
al Martin
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Martn Sata
Martin
Colostrum Becomes Calf Feed Under Study Findings
Agriculture Canada researchers report souring colostrum under sanitary conditions can preserve it for four to six weeks at room temperature. Sour colostrum diluted with water reduces calf diarrhea and acts as a natural, highly nutritious milk replacer.
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J. R. Seoane
Agriculture Canada Research Station
Dr. Seoane
Seoane
Juvenile apprehended in Portage break ins
A male juvenile was turned over to juvenile authorities after five break ins in Portage on August 28. Targeted premises included Beaver Lumber, Children's Aid Society, Preston Electric, Cobbe's, Plumbing and Heating, and Portage Creamery. A small amount of cash was recovered.
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Hume
Portage
Beaver Lumber
Children’s Aid Society
Preston Electric
Cobbe's
Plumbing and Heating
Portage Creamery
CP Air to require ID for seniors starting October
CP Air announces elimination of the $3.00 senior airline identification card requirement. From October, any valid ID showing name and age will suffice for ticket purchase. Senior citizen standby fares up to 30 percent off on CP Air routes in BC, Yukon, and Northern Alberta. reservation fares on Vancouver to Montreal routes at 10 percent off.
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CP Air
British Columbia
Yukon
Alberta
CP ‘Air
City aids detection of Dutch Elm Disease in Prairie area
Prairie officials, led by D G Rodger, urge residents to help locate Dutch Elm disease. City staff will collect samples if suspicion arises, with Portage agricultural rep Art Domes seeking public vigilance after Winnipeg and Selkirk reports. Samples must be half to one inch wide, six inches long, placed in plastic bags for lab submission.
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Prairie
D. G. Rodger
Rodger
Art Domes
Portage
Winnipeg
Selkirk
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Local Families Share Summer and Holiday Visits
Kelvin area notes show Mr and Mrs W Ward returning to Portage after Layland holidays while Mr and Mrs R B Thomson and family of Elkhorn spent the long weekend with their mother. Several youths and relatives, including Kimmie, Patty Jackson, and Clint Jackson, enjoyed holidays in Winnipeg or visits with extended families around Portage and Winnipeg.
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Manitoba
Sidney Spivak
Portage la Prairie
Portage Hotel
Association
Spivak
John Tyrell
Winnipeg
Portage Association
Muriel Jessiman
W. A. Linder
W. Ward
Portage
Layland
R. B. Thomson
Elkhorn
Kimmie
E. Bartel
Neepawa
D. Kehler
Robert Bush
Michael
Devon
Alberta
Mr. Bartell
Steinbach
Dave Kehler
Sharon Kehler
Patty Jackson
Lynn Liviss
Jason
Jackson
Oxlike antelope the ghu of South Africa
The ghu is a South African antelope resembling the ox in build and appearance. It is noted for its sturdy frame and grazing habits, inhabiting savannas and grasslands.
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CP Air Drops
I.D
Kelvin News
Gerard G. Murray
Optometrist
Tupper Street
Cerca
Eile
S-M-L
Manet
Department Stores Ltd
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