Local Social Roundup Returns and Visits Across Towns
Found and Out reports residents returning from southern states and holidays in the United States. Attendees include Mrs G E Jelliff, Mrs E Wonnell, and Mrs G R Higginson at Winnipeg Rebekah assemblies. James Scutt, Mrs Willer Wareham visiting Winnipeg for 25th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Houck. Donna Macleod guest of Mr and Mrs Robert A Suh. Mrs Mills and Mrs Stratford noted at a Rebekah meeting and a whist drive concluding with prize winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Scutt
Willer Wareham
Winnipeg
Lioyd Houck
Rebekahs
FC Margaret Mills
Richardson
J. Stratford
Cemetery Board Plans Busy Year
Cemetery board members led by WORE Dumphries plan marking every plot with cement stones bearing names and dates. Secretary Mrs. T. E. Wright says residents will be asked for correct information as surveys continue and future plots may be sold singly. A summer caretaker will oversee cleanup and maintenance funded by annual assessments or a larger one-time payment for perpetual care.
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Acieers Ui Metery
T. E. Wright
Wore Dumphries
Musdames Bo Westwood
B Henderson
Lownetune
Muss J. Hain
Lo Frank
A. Daniel
Menar
Bradwardine Community Meeting Endorses Wheat Board Support
A Friday MFAC gathering in the Bradwardine community hall drew good turnout despite poor road conditions. Speakers included Moffat of pool elevators Wardell MFA director and Smith CCIL delegate from Saskatoon. A resolution urging continued wheat board support was passed.
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MFAC
Moffat
Wardell
MFA
Smith
CCIL
Saskatoon
Wheat Board
Stephenson Family Relocates to Carnegie District Farm
Mr and Mrs D Stephenson of Sidney Manitoba have arrived to reside in the Carnegie district on the former home farm. The wife is the daughter of the late Mr and Mrs T Nevill and is well known in the area.
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D. Stephenson
Sidney, Man
Carnegie
T. Nevill
Home
Oklahoma tenth anniversary guests include Iva Withers
Front page note marks a tenth anniversary celebration of the stage hit Oklahoma! with guests including Riv ers-born Iva Withers. The piece reflects on how many recall tunes from the musical and nods to the enduring reach of the show in Kansas City and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World of Entertainment
Oklahoma
Iva Withers
Kansas City
Surrey
Fringe
Aothers
Five Thousand Read The Gazette Weekly
The Gazette attracts about five thousand readers each week, reflecting steady community interest in local news, events, and notices published by the newspaper. Readers rely on the paper for updates on local government, schools, and community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Willian LePage Passed in Brandon
Willian LePage, a North Curteals farmer and former livery service operator, died Monday in Brandon. He had partnered in a hardware firm Hare & LePage and lived east of Hive ers before moving to Brandon. A private funeral at Fraser funeral chapel followed his death. He is survived by his wife, son Willard, a daughter Mrs. Shirley Wright, and a granddaughter, with relatives in the Channel Islands.
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LePaste
Gdwing Co
Tas Ness
No Et Femac, Hare & LePage
Hiveers
Lise i Branden
Branden Les Fraser Funeral Chapel
Willard
Qkis
Alto
Shirley Wright
Winnipes
Channel Islands
Planting Hedgerows Enhances Aesthetics and Protection
The report praises hedges for improving entrances and approaches, adding interest to properties, guiding movement, and aiding nesting of beneficial birds. It notes prairie winds reduce effectiveness of widely spaced trees and recommends hedges 100 feet from roads, using ornamental species like American elm and lane plantings with Bur oak, green ash, Ohio Buckeye, and others such as plum and crabapple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Experimental Farm Service
Prospective tourists seek data on Manitova summer resorts
Winter snow lingers as Manitova's travel bureau reports a surge in inquiries about summer holiday resorts. In March the bureau received over 9 000 inquiries, said Minister J S McDiarmit of ministry and commerce. Travel interest increases as tourism information demand rises.
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Manitovba
Travel and Publicity Bureau
Hno. J
Cuckoo Delights In Damp Weather Seen In Europe
The cuckoo is known in Europe as the darling of the spring with nearly 200 species across Warn nations. In North America and eastern Canada two prominent types are noted, the Black-bul bdoo and the woelluw Dpto. Over 510,000 visitors are estimated in Manitonylte with 9 percent more than last year, including Americans from across the United States and 220,000 tourists from other Canadian provinces.
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Si. Co
Europe
Warn
Mornesto
United States
Canada
For Rent At Lovely White Rock Home
Property listing in South Parramatta describes a two bedroom dwelling with modern bathroom and finishes. Enquiries directed to Miss AL Brown at 2000 Tedford Avenue, South Parramatta WC.
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Viarenuver
Coutans Havinuereom
Inter Tur Neap Beach
AL Brown
Tedford Avenue
South Parrmaby
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Mrs. E. Grant
J. A. McKenzie
Frank Walker
Sault Ste. Marie
Donna Macleod
RCAF
Macdonald
Robert Asuh
G. E. Jelliff
E. Wonnell
G. R. Higginson
Rebekah
Rcaf Station
Mrs & A Mills
R. Wennell
Craig
Toronto
E. Wennell
View
A Ja
Coutts
New
Sarum
Rivers, Man
Taylor's
Ylor
Son
Iver
Tian
Brookfield Sausage
Buns
Doz
Jim Rous
Margaret Ann
WA Campbell
Brareien
Amd Craig
Bradwardine
William Massey
Hamiota Hospital
Exeter
Lothair
BR. W. Dobson
Red Cross
G. Gerrard
Earl
Crawford Park
C. Harvey
McMcConnell
Wes. Common
Willian LePage
Brandon
Curteals
Ayers
Che
Sinclair Ois
Owdrds
Moanigolyv
WR Grose
Mt Industee Adiel
Omanerce
Edoo
Meur Rotten
Avliks Bakery
Happy
MecKenzie’s Wruited
Ige
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