Minniska District Visitation Notes And Local News
The Minniska district reports visits by John Berk and friends in Winnipeg, Barbara Muir at Binscarth, and several local trips to Flin Flon Pelly and Winnipeg. Congratulations to Bert Klimack on a daughter Gwendolyn Agnes born July 2. Mrs Dan Hyra injured with a broken ankle. swathing underway among farmers. Canadians with occupation listed as Employees pay about two thirds of personal income taxes.
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Winnipeg
John Berk
Sam Hacknan
Barbara Muir
Binscarth
Bert Klimack
Gwendolyn Agnes
Orville Davidson
Lloyd Hackman
Les Davidson
Flin Pion
Stan Davideoris
Dan Mushumanski
Sam Hackman
Pelly, Sask
Stan Hughes
Geo ‘Hillers
Sam Martin
Marjorie Dunn
Hamiota
Dun Edwards
Nancy
Tim Duns
Harvey Hackman
Charles Tennant
Binscorth
Dan Hyra
Vegetables Infested With Leaf Hoppers
The provincial agriculture department warns of extensive damage from aster yellows virus in vegetables. Leaf hoppers spread the disease, affecting potatoes, carrots, celery, parsnips, onions, and tomatoes. July heat boosted hopper numbers. DDT offers limited control, as insects spread to adjacent fields.
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Department of Agriculture
T. A. Sandercock
Sandercock
Wedding and community notes from Western district
Holiday visitors and weekend guests are noted in a district roundup. The Board of Trade met July 28 at the municipal office to plan repairs to the community hall and porch, plus a dance. A miscellaneous shower honored Miss Marlene Laliberte, bride elect, with gifts, speeches, and a pink and white themed reception on the Hunter lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Shearer
Marlene Sali- Kirk
Winnipes
Harold
Henry Dietrich
J. B. Johnson
Brandon
W. G. Ferris
Board of Trade
D. A. Brad
Jey-Hunt
Bert Hunt
Victor Bird
Enclliffe
T. Turta
F. Draga
Evelyn
Raymond
Kathrine
Pelly
Sask
Mr. Turta
Wilfred Brown
Estevan
Arnold J. Ferris
Terry Hunter
E. H. Comfort
A. Fryers
Medicine Hat
Alberta
D. A. Bradly Hunt
Silver Beach
John MacFadyen
Doreen
Belle
Alvin
Stanley
Birch River
Dan MacFadyen
Ralph
Bricksdale
J. Shearer
Foxwarren Bride Weds Edward Perrin in Virden Ceremony
Foxwarren was united in marriage with Edward James Perrin son of Mrs E H Perrin and the late Mr H Perrin of Virden Manitoba. The double ring ceremony occurred at 3 30 with W J Gregory officiating The bride entered with her father to Lohengrin Bridal Chorus. She wore a floor length nylon lace and net gown with seed pearls rhinestones and a high lace collar The bouquet featured crimson roses and fern The bridal party wore pastel gowns Miss Ena McTavish sister of the bride was maid of honor The groom was attended by his brother David Perrin and ushers included Floyd McTavish and Francis Bean A reception followed at the bride’s home with about eighty five guests A three tier cake decorated with pink and white flowers and streamers graced the room The couple planned a home in Virden Manitoba after their wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ena McTavish
Bride
Mabel Randall
Leona Crerar
Winona McTavish
David Perrin
Ployd McTavish
Francis Bean
Virden
Ruth Simms
Bert McTavsh
Points West
Man
Millwood 4 H Rally Winners and Village Visits
Millwood Blue Bird Sewing Club won first in Club Display and second in Red Ribbon marching at the Roblin 4 H Rally. Gail Cartwright Karen Bily and Joyce Wondrasek earned judging prizes with Bily and Wondrasek also taking fourths. Joyce Wondrasek was interviewed for a gold watch donated by T Eaton Co but did not win. Accompanying Mr C Bly Minnie and Mrs Rent visited Esterbury at the Vrabetz home. Nearby McNutt home welcomed Mrs King Mrs Chapman Miss Lilly Seat and Mrs Hart with daughter of Birtle and Mr and Mrs Ront McNutt of Spy Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millwood Blue Bird Sewing Club
Roblin
Gail Cartwright
Karen Bily
Joyce Wondrasek
Karen
Bily
T. Eaton Co
Joyce
C. Bly
Minnie
Rent
Ingleside
Esterbury
V. Vrabetz
McNutt
8. King
A. Chapman
Lilly Seat
Hart
Deughter
Birtle
Ront McNutt
Spy Hill
The Average Canadian Eats Sandy Bars Each Year
A concise note claims Canadians consume sandy bars annually. It cites no official data or named authorities and reads as a playful assertion rather than a verified statistic.
Canada Rail Freight Cost Per Mile
On the average it costs less than a cent and a half to ship one ton of freight one mile by railway in Canada.
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Canada
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Clement's Farm
J.H.C. Baler
Massey-Harris
John Deere
Minneapolis
AVERY
Massey-Harris Power Mower
Clement
Minniska
Russell
Russell Collegiate
H. N. Lange
Fastball League
Giants
Clements
Farmers
ELKS
Legion
Nields
Dropmore
George Hunter
Mariene Laliberte
Marlene
Marion
Hunter
Foxwarren
Edward James Perrin
E H. Perrin
Mr. H. Perrin
Er. W. J. Gregory of
Varden
Millwood
17Th Valley Cleaners
Joe Rodeck
Angusville
Smitty
Restaurant & Grill
Smellie Bros
Russell Bakery
Meadocream
Smellie Bros. Ltd
DE Soto
DODGE
Robertson Motors
Tech
Dodge — Desoto International Harvester Sales — Service
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