Quiet Wedding at Rivers United Church in Wheatland
Frances Rose Colquhoun of Wheatland wed L Cpl. Ber arg Earl Davis at Rivers United church with Rev. F. W. McNally officiating. Attendants were Miss Bernice Mackie and Peter Beeson. Various locals and visitors noted in holiday visits and family travels to Winnipeg, Michigan, Fort William, Vancouver, and Regina.
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the Rivers United Church
Frances Rose Colquhoun
Wheatland
L Cpl. Berarg
Earl Davis
Camp Shilo
F. W. McNally
Bernice Mackie
Brandan
Peter Beeson
Shilo
Nasturtium Border Lends Colorful Display to All Flower Gardens
The nasturtium, a South American plant with trailing and climbing varieties, has long brightened American and Canadian gardens. A dwarf type is popular for borders and flower beds, blooming in yellow orange and red. Its pungent juice is used in salads and the green seed pods are pickled as a relish.
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Nasturtium
Seedtime and harvest 4G flax weed control report
A Manitoba Cereal and Flax bulletin notes flax weed control findings. 24 1 aids broad leaved weed control, but 2 4 D misses grass weeds. TCA offers strong control of Green Foxtail and other grasses while not killing flax. Soil moisture crucial for TCA movement to roots. too dry or heavy rain reduces effectiveness.
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Canada
Daylight Saving Time Confusion Broadcast Timed In
Readers debate time standards as daylight saving shifts affect listening times for Rev. John Ebfiell’s Toronto CBC address on Apr 27. Distorted schedules prompt questions for port area Watrous and Vancouver listeners regarding 130 pm versus 3:30 pm start and 10:30 am rebroadcasts.
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Stanard
the Gazette
John Ebfiell
Toronto
CBC
Port
Watrous
Henke
Jasper West
Noise Necessary at Certain Times Was Railway Reply
A suburban resident attacks the switch engine noise with a long list of clattering sounds. The railroad reply apologizes and says noise is needed to supply meats, sweets, bread, and other goods for a lifetime of happiness.
Muskoka Lakes Attracts Tourists
Muskoka Lakes attract thousands of tourists and summer residents each year. The region lies north of Georgian Bay within 35 to 100 square miles, featuring hundreds of lakes and pine balsam forests. Access via Canadian National and Canadian Pacific railways makes travel easy.
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Muskoka
Oniatie
Omilés
Georgian Bay
Amelia
Ue Sonal
Aunust Adtheuarte Sun
Canadian National
Canadian Pacific Railways
Eas
BIRTHS AT Wt Forman's Nursing Home
Murphy on April 16 at Sav To and Mrs Murphy, a son. Higgins on April 16 to Mr and Mrs Gary Piggin, a son. Heward on April 1 to Cpl Bal and Mrs Heward of Rivers Camp, a daughter. Isaak on April 19 to Mr and Mrs H Isaak, a daughter. Marris on April 21 to Mr and Mrs C L Harris, a daughter. Breelamy on April 22 to Mr and Mrs C Pelanuy, a son.
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C. L. Harris
Breelamy
Meroan
C. Pelanuy
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Balls
Charles Nowe
Winnipeg
Hej and
Kennedy It Brunden
Toy and District
Charles i Handford
Michigan
Lee Forman and Tittle Son
Haliday Sessin
Hi. Paradis
Arnok
Fort William
Wenturo and
Mr. A Bitar
Fred Frank
New Westminster
John Stevenson
2. T. Bowman
Winni
Norman Tivy
Regina
Suv
W. Tivy
Ela Bridgeman
Winnipeg General Hospital
Frank Bridgeman
Harry Evans
C. M. Crandall
Vancouver
Skillicorn
Hawlies
Ylor ¢Son
Ivers - Man
Man, NO
Maxwell House Coffee
Prop
Jim Rous
JCA
de Souris
Muskoka Lakes
Joly
McKenzie's Baygoods
United Store
Woodbery
Forman’s Nursing Home
Mivers Elnited Church
Dacay
Chlo
Aelel
SAKUM
Rivers, Man
Don
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