Local Notes on Visits and Return to Teaching
Miss Sylvia Lee returns to teaching duties at Sanford. Mr and Mrs Wm Black of Stonewall renew acquaintances in town on Tuesday. Rev and Mrs A Carruthers visited Brandon on Sunday to meet her sister en route to the east. Mr and Mrs Bert Webster Sheila and Heather Winnipeg spent the past week with Mrs Chas Gray and Mr and Mrs Wm Hyndman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Lee
Sanford
Wm. Black
Stonewall
A. Carruthers
Brandon
Bert Webster
Sheila
Heather
Winnipeg
Chas Gray
Wm. Hyndman
J. F. Tennant
Herb. Meyers
Jack and
Fay Meyers
Karl Meyers
Joan Creasey
Ivan Tennant
Keith Sandercock
Justice
Nelson Lockhart Ends Cast After Year
Eden wins a 9-8 semifinal game, tying the series at one game apiece. The best two of three series continues with the next game to be arranged. Mrs W E Dayton and Mrs F Teale visit Fordwich Ontario to see a sister who recently broke her hip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Lockhart
W.E. Dayton
Eden
Local social notes from Isabella Miller visit and school class list
Isabella Mrs. H. A. Miller from Gladstone is visiting her son Harry here. Miss Jean Harrison teaches at Cherry Grove school near MacAuley for a month. Mr. and Mrs. Jackson of St Vital spent the weekend at the Teasdale home. their daughter Merke, who had been visiting here, returned with them. Beginners at school include Kathy Clark, Jan Finkbeiner, Daile Miller, Wallace Peel, Marilyn Reid, Rene Stewart, Doreen Sutherland, Marlene Shepherd, Eddie Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Harrison
Cherry Grove School
MacAuley
Kathy Clark
Jan Finkbeiner
Daile Miller
Wallace Peel
Marilyn Reid
Rene Stewart
Doreen Sutherland
Marlene Shepherd
Eddie Young
Beulah Mrs Miller Patient at Hamiota Hospital
Mrs Miller of Beulah is a patient in Hamiota hospital. Mr and Mrs Bert Sawyer of Wa wipeg visited the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Sawyer
Wawipeg
Howard Couple Moves From Langley Prairie to Manitoba
Mr and Mrs Harry Howard relocate from Langley Prairie British Columbia to Riding Mountain Manitoba in a parish notice style brief. The move records a household relocation with no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Howard
Langley Prair B.C
Riding Mountain, Man
World of Wheat Surpluses Outsized in Canada
The article notes Canada faces unusually large unsold wheat stocks and surplus in other goods. It argues prosperity depends on foreign buyers and that farmers need payments from purchasers abroad to receive income.
Canada must lower tariffs to boost grain exports
The author argues Canada’s tariff structure hinders exports by restricting imports and preventing foreign buyers from earning dollars. Lowering tariffs on British and foreign goods would help farmers pay taxes and bills, enabling healthier agriculture and greater wheat and grain exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Births in Manitoba Hospitals Reported
McMullen at Dauphin General Hospital in July for Mr and Mrs A McMullen Florence Gendreau Lantruth a son Garr at Hamiota Hospital September 8 for Mr and Mrs Alvin Garr Velma Kletke a son Ronald Lloyd Whitford at Virden Hospital September 5 for Mr and Mrs Walter Whitford Two Creeks a daughter MacDonald at Birtle Hospital August 20 for Mr and Mrs Howard MacDonald St Lazare a son Johnnie Howard Jean Oswin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitford
Virden Hospital
Walter Whitford
Two Creeks
Local News In Miniota Area 1953 Erectors List and Visits
Community items note a 1953 list of 1239 erectors for R. M. of Miniota and visits by multiple residents. Guests include W Bardwell of St James to Alan Armitage and Bert Nellis of Esquimalt visiting EB Spalding. Remarks cover travel to Regina and Toronto events, W I meeting highlights, and local gatherings with names such as Robt Scarth, Hogarth, Spalding, Hanlin and Gunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. of
Miniota
Bert Nellis
Esquimalt, BC
EB. J. Spalding
Mra Robt. Scarth
Isabella
A.clw.w
Toronto
W. I
A Spalding
Scarth
G.long
D.a.huett
A M.hanlin
St. John Ambulance
Hanlin
Clear Lake
J.stoch
Sojar Committee
V.gunn
Seedtime Harvest Warns of Weeds in Western Canada
Farm service and agricultural bodies warn that 1943 yields in Western Canada face a weed surge due to wet springs and delayed cultivation. Grain storage and transport will be strained as 200 trainloads of 55-car weed seeds are typical. prevention focuses on harvest efforts, fall cultivation, and timely weed destruction to avoid seed return to soil and further spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
Canada
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RG. M. Oliver
Miniotea
Manitoba
USA
Crandall
Ed. Webber
Mr. J. Ganson
Choiceland, Sask
Mrs E. Ganson
Robert Mitchum
Ron Blyth
Lydia Bailey
Dale Robertson
Anne Francis
Adult
Arrow River
Beulah
Manitoba Cancer Relief & Research Institute
Eee A
H. G. L. Sraaxce
John Deere
D.H. Johnston
D.l.johnston
John Aylesworth
Frank Peppiatt
Frank
CBC Trans Canada
Holiday Inn
Terry Dale
Charles Jordan
Jack Kane
Esso
Imperial Oil
Privine
Province OF
Mrs. W. Bardwell
St James
Alan Armitage
Frank Rowan
Ricky Armitage
Ann Armitage
Betty Andrushuk
Beverley Bryant
Kenneth Bryant
Ricky Barrett
Darwin Darker
Irene Gure
Janet Robinson
David Spalding
Jary Walker
The
Herald
Mather
Lime Elevators Farm Service
Winsipe
Federal Alberta Pacific
Promee
Canadian Consolidated
Paterson, McCabe, Parrish & Howunbece
Oceana Ellison Milling
Canada West
Queter
Miniata Herald
Canadian National Institute For the Blind
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