Local and Personal News From Our Town
Mrs. C Wagar visited Winnipeg briefly this week. Mrs Loone Buggey of Portage visited her parents the Stewarts on Sunday. A Chinese War Relief Fund subscription of 5.00 from Mr and Mrs Victor Airey is acknowledged. Three youths Donald McKenzie Betty McConachie and Mary Tivy left to study at Manitoba University. Mrs Wm Rea returned from Winnipeg hospital visit and recovery hopes. Duck shooting season opened. luck unknown. Frank Stewart of Montreal visiting family for two weeks. Adam and Mrs Daniel informed of overseas arrival of son PO Walter Daniel. Lt and Mrs Harry Messel visited from Victoria B C. Mrs Percy Henderson visited her mother in Inchkeith Sask before returning home. Mrs W G Thomas confined to Winnipeg hospital for treatment and speedy recovery wished. Dr C M Thomas attended Medical Convention in Winnipeg. Dr Strong of Vancouver substituted. Glenn McConkey Sgt Navigator visiting parents. Beatrice Powell left for Hamilton Ontario after Pacific Coast visit. Mrs Wm Kidd of Regina returned home with her mother Mrs S Stewart wintering there. Cpl Violet Bowman CWAC of Guelph spent days with her parents and friends. A surprise party honored Mrs Gordon Jeffery who left for Smith's Falls with a gift from R Riddick. Ukrainian Association Bazaar set for October 4 5 in Four Star Theatre to fund Christmas Boxes for Canadian Forces. Town requests patronage for the cause. Town cautions fuel wood shortage this winter as prior cutting increased. evident risk of cold weather impact if supplies run short.
Lost Wrist Watch Missing From City Areas
A lady reports a blue stone wrist watch with a leather strap lost on Sunday September 19 between Dr Thomas residence and C N R station. Finder should return it to Mrs Walter Parker. valued as a keepsake.
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Thomas
C.N. R
Walter Parker
Editor A. B. Danlop Visits Neepawa on Sunday
A. B. Danlop editor of The Press Neepawa was a town visitor on Sunday, according to local reports.
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A. B. Danlop
The
Neepawa
Poisoned eggs as a skunk deterrent proposed by Saskatchewan official
Roy Pugh, provincial apiarist, Saskatchewan, recommends poisoning eggs to control skunks. He instructs to pierce a hole, insert strychnine, mix, and place where accessible to skunks but safe from livestock. The method reportedly explained as more effective than shooting and endorsed by wartime price and trade authorities.
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Saskatchewan
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