Millwood 4-H Beef Club Plans Pie Shoot and Rally Day
Millwood 4-H Beef Club met April 2 to discuss fundraising options including a pie shoot and whist drive set for April 19. They selected uniforms for Rally Day and the Calf Show and formed committees to run the pie shoot with Gerry Wondrasek reporting.
Weekend Visitors Fill Homes Across Rural Manitoba
Enddliffe Ost and Mrs D Kuebler along with Keven and Karen from Morris spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Sudbury. Jo Ann Sudbury of Winnipeg visited her cousins Ina Behart and Melony. Larry Nernberg of Regina stayed with his parents Rudolf and Mrs Nernberg. Barry Giles of Calgary spent Saturday with uncles Pete and George Pitts. Hilda Pagan hosted Frank Pagan’s relatives. Ward Zimmer and Verna hosted Winnipeg visitors including Graves. Zimmer family guests included Mitch Brigid Elizabeth Wilf Shirl and Richard. Dennis Mark from Mark stayed with his parents while Dennis was hospitalized. Edward Zimmer and family visited Herman Zimmer’s Roblin family on Sunday. Brian Zimmer and Kathy Honey visited Bill Zimmer Monday.
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D. Kuebler
Keven
Karen
Morris
Sudbury
Jo Ann Sudbury
Winnipeg
Ina Behart
Melony
Larry Nernberg
Regina
Rudolf Nernberg
Barry Giles
Calgary
Pete
George Pitts
Hilda Pagan
Frank Pagan
Ward Zimmer
Rudy Zimmer
Verna
Graves
John Zimmer
Mitch
Brigid
Elizabeth Zimmer
Wilf
Shirl Zimmer
Richard Zimmer
Jerry
Geraldine Zentner
Dennis
Mark
Edward Zimmer
Herman Zimmer
Roblin
Brian Zimmer
Kathy Honey
Bill Zimmer
Mrs Chas Collins Celebrates 92nd Birthday in Russell
Mrs Chas Collins reaches 92 on Sunday April 15 as family and friends gather at Ron Collins home in Russell. A well attended party included 58 signatures in the guest book and calls from relatives in Chatham Winnipeg and Saskatoon. Public notices invite readers to call before next year.
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Chas Cllins
Chas Collins
Ron Collins
Russell
Grandma Collins
Chatham
Toronto
Grand- Jaughter
Winnipeg
Saskatoon
Langenburg
Marchwell
Harrowby
Vicinity
Foxwarren
Grandview
Japanese employer tests yawns as coffee break substitute
A Japanese employer replaces coffee breaks with a yawn break to improve drain process efficiency. The idea is that yawning signals tiredness and boosts wakefulness, speeding workflow and productivity.
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Millwood 4-H Beef Club
Inglis Centennial Hall
Dale's Men‘s Wear
Manitoba
Mallabar
AIR Lyon World Travel Service
Air - Land - Sea
Marvell Tuiriressing School
Portage Ave
Winnipeg 2
Man
Emie Olson
Emie
Fanthers
Judy Collins
Brandon
Sheila Reyjklan
Co-Op
California
Boston Blue Fish
Canada
Ukrainian Catholic ‘Church
Reggie
Onal
Inglis
Russell Memorial Hall
Russell Kinsmen
Parklanders
Westernairs
Bredenburg
Sask
Fashion Shoppe
Harold Soder
Elkhorn
Allis Chalmers
Cockahulta
Hose
H.D
Ford
Gleaner
Dalmer
Opel
L.K.S
Robin H.D
Robin Grein
Comet
Minneapolis Oneway
Brun International Drill Sewis Cattle Oiler
Hitch Lely Rake
Rosco Steel
Ferguson
Winchester
Moffatt
Sibson
T.V
Iter
Harold Loder
Robertson’s Auction
C.B. Duxbury
Willon