Weddings in Foxwarren and Eadcliffe Rites Celebrate Two Unions
The Foxwarren home of Mr and Mrs Burdett hosted Jean Elizabeth Burdett in a plain ceremony on July 2 with sapphire pendant gift from groom and Elizabeth Dahlgren singing I Love You Truly. A June 26 wedding at Eadcliffe united Helen Stewart and Reginald Williams in a double ring ceremony with ivory satin gown and tulip bouquet. The couple will live in Winnipes. Guests from Birtle Lavinia Melton and Vancouver attended. The Derkach and Wowk nuptials followed with white satin gowns, bouquets of apple blossoms, and a reception in the Ukrainian hall. The couple will reside in Vancouver BC.
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Burdett
Foxwarren
Jean Elizabeth
Leonard Burdett
Elizabeth Dahlgren
Flin Flon
Stevens
Clear Lake
Johanna Hill
Doreen Schwalm
Winnipeg
Ruth Bailes
Bield
Horace McLeod
Birtle
Points East
Winnines
Frank Bailes
Ruth
William Bailes
Melton
Mowbray
England
R. Williams
Lavinia
R.’ Smith
R. S. Rannie
Russell
Ler
Wasyl Derkach
Angusville
Michael
Sam Wowk
Vancouver
B.C
Fadak
Elsie Klym
Rossburn
Gladys Semochko
Vivian Wowk
Joe Semochko
Milton Chuchmuch
Harmony Boys
Muldoon CampbellWedding at Beaconsfield United Church
Mary Catherine Campbell daughter of Mr and Mrs R Campbell married Mervyn Muldoon eldest son of Mr and Mrs P Muldoon in a double ring ceremony at Beaconsfield United Church Vancouver officiated by Rev J Herdman. The eight o clock service was followed by a reception at Jubilee Mall with about 120 guests.
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Muldoon-Campbell
Vancouver
Beaconsfield United Church
Mary Catherine Ey Campbell
Craigie Cheerio Club Plans Picnic At July Meeting
Craigie Cheerio Club met at Mrs Mervyn Stevens home on Tuesday afternoon July 6 with thirteen members present. Mrs W Smart and Mrs Campbell McKinnon were appointed visitors for July and plans were completed for a picnic and short gathering.
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Craigie Cheerio Club
Mervyn Stevens
W. Smart
Campbell McKinnon
Dance at Craigie School and Club Annual Report
A Craigie school dance was held on Friday July 9 with a programme of singing and contests led by Mrs. Frank Cooke. Prizes donated by Mrs. D. McKinnon were awarded to Mrs. C. Cooke. The Stevens family hosted lunch. Mrs. James Thickett assisted. The August meeting is planned for August 3 at the home of Mrs. Robert Self in Harrowby. Proceeds from raffles and whist dances totaled 7.00 and 115.33 respectively, with parcels sent to Britain and Germany. The Craigie Cheerio Club closed the year with a cash on hand of 1.46. Various local visitors and relatives were noted visiting and travelling, including Mr. J. C. Larsen, Mrs. A. Turta, Donnie, Elsie, Marie, Doreen Baronet, and others. several members spent holidays in Saskatoon and Sarnia Ontario.
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Craigie School
C. Cooke
Frank Cooke
Stevens
James Thickett
Robert Self
Harrowby
Mervyn Aoe
Stevens-Ber
W. Smart
Winnipeg
Craigie Cheerio Club
Raffles
Britain
Germany
A. Turta
Donnie
Local visits and community notes at North Battleford
Garry Cameron visits at the Craig home while Jean Bird accompanies the Victors to North Battleford. A Sunday school picnic drew good attendance. Kenny Nerbas from Kelowna visits relatives. A reflective remark on locusts and crop destruction references historic agricultural challenges.
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Garry Cameron
Bill Craig
Jean Bird
Victor Bird
North Battleford
Kenny Nerbas
Kelowna
B.C
R. Ner
World of Wheat and Grasshopper Forecasts
The Dominion entomological laboratory warns of severe grasshopper attacks in southern and west central Saskatchewan and parts of south central Alberta. If uncontrolled, damage could exceed last year’s losses, estimated at 14 million dollars, about five percent of the crop. Historical notes reference past outbreaks in 1818 1819 1852 1861 and other years with varying crop losses.
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Dominion
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Lord Selkirk
United States
Purity testing of farmer wheat seed since 1941
Line Elevators Farm Service annually tests seed from Manitoba fields to judge varietal purity. Agronomists assess field plants to classify foreign, inferior, and off type varieties, with results showing only about three quarters satisfactory in late 1940s.
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Line Elevators Farm Service
Fae
University of Manitoba
Plant Science Department
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Saskatoon
Cen
Craigie
Dropmore
J. C. Larsen
Prince Albert
A. Goodwin
Mrs. H. Smith
Deweys
Thomas E. Dewey
Edward Martin
Pennsylvania
New York
Dewey
United Stses
Canada
H. G. L Stange
Wile Pri
Ireaney
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