Local Servicemen Visit Home Folks Across Districts
Pte Chas Watts of Winnipeg spent the weekend at home. Cpl Don MacPherson of Winnipeg visits with friends in the district. Reid Foxton and Lawrence Nankivell weddings noted. Alf Geib and family mentioned. Conquest Saskatchewan visit to Jel Leiond home. Pte Alex Mackean Vet Gd Winnipeg on leave. Spr Geo Melville Shilo visited friends in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Watts
Winnipeg
Hore
Alf Geib
Conquest, Sask
Jel Leiond
Alex Mackean
Spr
Geo Melville
R.ce Shilo
Local women meet. new directors named and social noted
The W S club gathered at Mrs W Tennants home Tuesday with 21 present. Annual reports were presented and the following directors elected: Mesdames Tennant Spence Sam Wallace Shoemaker Dawley Brown Clegg Wiggins Mitchell. lunch served by Mrs Lockhart Blaich and Thelma Mitchell. On Wednesday a hall gathering honored Mr and Mrs Gardham and Miss Florence McKinnon. gifts included a money filled teapot. Dancing followed with Minty orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S
W. Tennant
Spence
Sam Wallace
L. Shoemaker
Dawley
G. Brown
R. Clegg
J. Wiggins
Frelond
JE Mitchell
Lockhart
Blaich Ard
Thelma Mitchell
Frank Gardham, Jr
Isabella
Florence McKinnon
A Hill
Gardham
Minty
Lloyd Wiggins
E. Carnegie
W Sutherland
Obituary for Mrs William Evans from district funeral
A funeral was held on Saturday afternoon for Mrs William Evans, longtime district resident of Manniota, who died after an illness. Survived by two sons Alex of Birtle and Charles, and two daughters Enapeeacanigh and Alta, with other family members listed in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiirth
W. Evans
Manniota
Alex
Birtle
Charles
Enapeeacanigh
Alta
Municipal Election Ahead in Miniota Ward Races
The Miniota municipality votes Friday to elect two rural council members. Electors on the 1945 list may vote. those unsure should consult Returning Officer John Spalding. Polls run 9 am to 5 pm across six wards with designated polling places and nominees for Reeve V E G Little and J R Lynch, and Ward 5 Councillor W Coburn and H S Hyndman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniota
Offecer
John Spalding
V E.G Little
J R. Lynch
W.coburn
H.S Hyndman
Isabella
Beulah
Reg. Campbell
John Stowe
Frank Cullen
Arrow River
Orange
Brydon Couple Welcomes Daughter Patricia Jean
Patricia Jean Brydon was born Wednesday November 4 at Misericordia Hospital Edmonton to Mr and Mrs F Brydon Dorothy Wythe. The newborn joins siblings and the family invites friends to share in their joy. Phone contact listed as 292.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brydon
Miseracordia Hospital
Edmonton
F. 8
Dorothy Wythe
Patricia Jean
Local Bridge Tourney Sees 31 Couples Compete
Crandall John Rudd and Wallace Hynd from the area head to Vancouver as a bridge tournament proceeds with 31 couples. Mrs J Rudd visits Minnedosa and Winnipeg before coast departure. Alvin Johns returns home from Deer Lodge hospital for January. Pte W Williams also home from Deer Lodge. Rodney Lewis and Lloyd Hazelwood win first place in Winnipeg swine judging and will travel to Toronto and Guelph for further judging events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Set
Alvin Johns
Deer Lodge Hospital
Pte W. Williams
Deer Lodge
Rodney Lewis
Lloyd Hazelwood
Winnipeg
Toronto
Guelph
Red Cross Quilts and Garments Donated This Month
The Red Cross delivered in-2 crib quilts and a collection of garments including 10 girls jumpers and 4 boys undershirts this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Red Cross
Johnson memory of son and brother Garth R Johnson
In loving memory of F O Garth R Johnson who lost his life in a flying accident over Scotland on November 26 1944 and was buried at Harrogate England on November 30 1944. Ever remembered by his wife and little son Garth his parents sister and brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Garth R. Johnson
Scotland
Harrogate
England
Garth
Kansas Fight Schedules Strong Weed Control Costs
The article urges continued weed control knowledge and funding for field bindweed in Kansas. It notes 47 430 infested farms, 103 counties with full time weed supervisors, and eradi cation on over one third of farms. State and county costs average six dollars per farmer per year, but current spending is about one dollar, insufficient to sustain gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Prairie
Ofer
Womens Auxiliary annual meeting elects officers
The annual meeting of the Women’s Auxiliary was held in the church on Saturday. Officers elected include President Mrs G Angus, Secretary Miss Reta Crawford, Treasurer Mrs Wm Hyndman, Flowers and Fruit Mrs W H Campbell, and group leaders Mesdames Angus Shier Gunson Shetler Cowling Johnston Hyndman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A
Mra. G. Angus
Reta Crawford
Wm. Hyndman
W.h.campbell
Manse
W. Walker
L Johnson
L Nelson
C. Dickey
D Cowling
G. Angus
E. Shier
J. Gunson
J. Shetler
D. Cowling
L. Johnston
Wm Hyndman
Isabella Irvine Leaves to Visit Sister at Peace River
Garth Isabella Irvine travels to Peace River to visit his sister while Ralph Phillips attends the Provincial convention of the Canadian Legion in Winnipeg this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrow River
Leland
Winnipeg
Mitchell
Last Wee
Melfort
Isabella Garth Irvine
Peace River
Ralph Phillips
The
Canadian Legion
Women’s Intricate Officers Named At Local Meeting
The Directors staffed W I officers including President Mrs J E Finkbeiner and Vice President Mrs R E Heire. The V P A held its initial meeting at Mrs E Martin’s home with Lloyd Irwin presiding. Talks covered patience Crusades for Christ and Rice Christians with Miss M Rowan coordinating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.I
J. E. Finkbeiner
R. E. Heire
J. T. Finkbeiner
H. Calder
al. Clark
L. Wright
L. Hall
T. Kennedy
V.P A
Beulah News Highlights and Local Appointments
Miss Louise McLean visits Neepawa. Jim Morgan has received his Air Force discharge. Cecil Bourne stays at home en route from St. Rose du Lac to Lampman Saskatchewan to work at a UGG elevator. Curling Club meeting elected Charles Smith president and Don MacDonald secretary treasurer. Plans to ready the rink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Morgan
Air Force
Cecil Bourne
St. Rose du Lac
Man
Lampman, Sask
U.G.G
Curling Club
Chas. Smith
Don. MacDonald
Treas
Dormant weed seeds in soil resist germination
Farmers note that annual weeds like wild oats and tartaran buckwheat persist due to dormancy. A Calgary study by N G Lewis finds some weed seeds require a drying period before germination, with drought and direct sun accelerating the process. Further research is urged to control after harvest tillage and reduce future damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Provinces
Western Canadian Society of Agronomy
N. G. Lewi
Plant Products Division
Calgary
Alberta
Lewis
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. L. Hodnett
Cpl
Don MacPherson
Reid Foxton
Lawrence-Nankivell
Fiured WA
I Canada
Spencer Bros
Don
Forsyth
Jessie Mitchell
Pauline Tennant
Physical Fitness Council
W.M.S
Les. Shoemaker
North Group
R Keyes
William Evans
Miniota Herald
Reg M. Oliver
Manitoba
Bureda
Nelson Graham
United Church of Canada
K A Moyer
Crandall
John Rudd and
Wallace Hyndman
Vancouver
Mrs. J Rudd
Minnedosa
Coast
Memoriam
Dad
Ted
Rosie
Nellie
Herald
Canada
Noods
National Employment Office
Agricultural Representative
Department OF Labour
Humphrey Mitchell
Labour
A. Macnamara
Call of the
H. Harrison
Gee, J. Heyh Te
Clark
C. Drummond
Carberry
Louise McLean
Neepawa
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