Local notices from Winnipe g and area gather at home and travel tales
Mrs Gladys Spencer left for Jeromne Ont on Wednesday en route visiting Glen and Wilma Spencer in Winnipeg. Wilma Cusitar hosted Gail Fraser from Transcona for a week at Cliff Cusitar home. Bryk and Danny returned to Winnipeg last Monday. Lee Shaw visited with his parents Bruce and Mrs. Shaw. Doreen McKinnon of Neepawa spent a long weekend with her parents D and M McKinnon, sisters Eileen and Emily returning to Neepawa with her. The McKinnons drove to Neepawa Saturday to bring them home via Norman McKinnon in Minnedosa. Ricky Glasman came home from Winnipeg Sunday. Congratulations to Wilma Cusitar on passing her exams. Raymond Rogers of Makaroft vacationing with R and J Spencer helping on the farm. John Mark and Cyril Anderson of Oakner holidaying at Louis Mintenko’s with Georgina Mintenko and Ann and Barbara Mintenko at H Anderson’s Oakner. Louise Jackson home recovering from appendix operation at Sacred Heart hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Spencer
Jeromne
Galt
Ont
Glen Spencer
Winnipeg
Wilma Cusitar
Gail Fraser
Transcona
Cliff Cusitar
Bryk
Little Danny
Lee Shaw
Bruce Shaw
Doreen McKinnon
Neepawa
Raymond Rogers
Makaroft
R. and
J. Spencer
John Mark
Cyril Anderson
Oakner
Louis Mintenko
Georgina Mintenko
William Mintenko
Ann
Barbara
Vacation school at Shellmouth led by McLeod Cruse
Shellmouth held a week long vacation school directed by Miss McLeod and Miss Cruse with Miss Bauming of Dropmore assisting. Over 30 children attended, enjoying a Friday picnic and an evening program of songs plays and worship. Leaders praised for a successful week and achievement night. Guests included Miss Shelagh Joy Miss Anne Jennings Mark Joy and Mr Haadon Christianson of Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoor
McLeod
Cruse
Anne Jenings
Mark Joy
Haadon Christianson
Winnipeg
J. Shearer
Prince Albert
Weekend Visitors and Shellmouth Ball Tournament Report
Mrs W Needham of Russell and families from Edmonton and Bismark visited J Langford M Mitchkie and Mr and Mrs Patterson Sr in Manitoba. Miss E Busch holidayed at home with Betty Anne Fingas. Sheila Whyte and Lome Whyte visited Winnipeg friends. The Shellmouth ball club held its annual tournament on Sunday July 31 with five teams in attendance Gerald won first place Shellmouth second Hohensee third. Refreshments on the grounds followed by a midnight dance in Shellmouth hall with Assiniboine Valley Boys providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P._N. Patterson
Flin Flon
Man
Gerald
Shellmouth
Hohensee
Mrs Tibbits returns home after two weeks with her parents
Mrs Ralph Tibbits of sinscarth has spent the last two weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Hertlein and returned to her home. Bob Stewart left with the Watson Dunn cattle to attend the Hereford cattle show and compete against English Herefords at Regina this week. Elizabeth McLennan visited at the Geo McLeod home last Thursday and Donald and Mrs McLennan and their baby daughter called on Harvey and Lorna Hackman and went to Silver Beach Watson. Shirley and Mervyn Dunn with Norman Bowles of Unity Sask. Evan and Verne Dunn attend Regina Exhibitions 10th anniversary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Tibbits
Sinscarth
Fred Hertlein
Bob Stewart
Watson Dunn
Regina
Bob
Elizabeth McLennan
Geo. McLeod
Donald
Silver Beach
Watson
Shirley
Mervyn Dunn
Norman Bowles
Unity
Sask
Evan
Verne Dunn
Death notices for Rev Royale and family visit to Brandon
Sary of Saskatchewan Lloyd Opal Evelyn and Ronnie Hackman with Orville Lily and Judy Davidson visited Brandon to see Lily Davidson. Word arrived of the death of Rev Royale a former minister of the Silverton charge who served 1928/29. He died at Foxwarren on Friday July 29 after a period of ill health. Surviving are his widow and two daughters.
Barley Work Will Be Continued Next Year
The Barley Improvement Institute and the Malting and Brewing Industries sponsor research and education programs to March 31, 1956. Dr. T J Harrison announced after the Winnipeg meeting that the institute will continue supporting research at Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta universities and publish barley newsletters. The annual cost is about 60500 dollars funded by industry. Harrison was re elected president with H T Spohn as vice president. Kay Wach was re elected secretary treasurer and directors include F L Jeckell G S Snell John Cronyn and A T Elders. Spohn and Cronyn are new to the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barley Improvement Institute
Malting and Brewing Industries
T. J. Harrison
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Brewing and Malting Industries of
Canada
Dr. Harrison
H. T. Spohn
Drewry’s Western
Kay Wach
Treas
Manitoba Ministers Warn Anglers on Fishing License Must
Minister C E Greenlay announces a new mandatory fishing license for Manitobans aged sixteen and over starting August. He notes general compliance, with few delinquents previously warned. Enforcement will pursue legal action for those fishing without a license as the season remains open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
C. E Greenlay
Minster of Mines and Natural Resources
Game and Fisheries Branch
Department
Passenger pigeon extinction marked since 1914
The passenger pigeon, once common as a table fowl in eastern Canada, has been extinct since 1914, marking a long vanished species from the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Rockies
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oing Business
Swift Canadian CO. Ltd
ST. Boniface, Manitoba
Fouillard
Lazare
Fes
Sinson
Taraast
Govan
River Clyde
Liverpool
Montreal
Sheilmouth
Assiniboine Valley Boys
Minniska
DeSoto
de Soto
Chrysler Cor ‘of Canada, Limited
ST OF the Smar
Robertson Brothers
Russell
Mr. Spohn
Messrs
F. L. Jeckell
Dominion Brewers Association
G. S. Snell
Dominion Malting Co
John Cronyn
John Labatt’s Ltd
A. T. Elders
Canada Malting Co
Spohn
Mr. Cronyn
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