Royal visit tea at Talbot Farm near Tuxford Saskatchewan
The Queen and Prince Philip will visit Talbot Farm on July 22 hosted by Mr and Mrs N Wells near Tuxford Saskatchewan twelve miles north of Moose Jaw. The 640 acre farm has a long Wells family history from John William Thomas in 1910 and features a 40 by 50 foot house, a 40 by 80 foot barn, and an irrigation system for about 25 acres. The Wells family will present Talbot Farm’s 4 H club exhibits and a line of guests including Olive Wells and her family, with 14 relatives to be introduced to the royal party.
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Thin mayonnaise with lemon juice and grated peel for fruit salads. Add Roquefort crumbles or celery seeds for variety. Dip orange pieces in coconut. Hollow lemon halves with lemon mayo and peel. Especially good with fish salads. DECREASE IN CONSTRUCTION For the first time in 15 years the value of construction in Canada will show a decrease in 1959. The forecast for 1959 is $7,202 million compared to 1958’s $7,231 million. tvhib members: dressed in green uniforms leaders. Lloyd and Peter Wells, six cages of poultry, han died by six boys and girls dressed in white (leader. J EB) Luthers, and homecraft exhibits presented by girls wearing summer dresses. The leader Mrs. Jack Braidek. The girls will double up as servers to help Mrs. Wells with tea. The Royal couple will also see the irrigation system working and the farm machinery assembled in the yard. 20-foot deep, freeze is expected to interest Her Majesty. The Wells have been asked not to undertake any more than the usual spring cleaning. So that the Queen and Prince Philip may see a Saskatchewan farm. as if peaty is. “Sool’m just going to do the normal spring cleaning,” remarks Mrs. Wells.
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