Silver Creek Council Minutes July 1999 Session
Regular Silver Creek Council meeting at Amigusville with all members present chaired by Reeve John Hyde adopts June minutes. Accounts read total 1390.80 approved. other accounts 165.71 and relief 42.00 paid. Leafy Spurge Control Committee 60.00 grant. By law 511 read thrice and signed. G Breckenridge 10.00 for A Ledoux TB clinic travel expenses. Adjournment to 7:16 pm. By law 440 amended removing clause 24. Fence removal directed for fields 35 and 26. notice to Ben Gray. Meeting scheduled August 2 at 1:30 pm.
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Silver Creek
Amigusville
Julyard
John Hyde
G. Breckenridge
A. Ledoux
Shoal Lake
Rmat
W. McCay
Ben Gray
Silver Beach Quire wins title amid crowded lake crowd
A large crowd witnessed Silver Beach's team claim the title in a Sunday ball outing at the lake. Mears challenged in the first game but Silver Beach won by one run. second game finished 3 94. Silver Beach defeated Ruthenia Balfour and Angusvne pickup team in a double victory.
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Silver Beach
Mears
Ruthenia
Balfour
Angusvne
Peggy Atwood
Redlands
California
F. Lamb
Amy Meadows
Wilma , Woods
Irene Dunn
Rhoda Barry
Jack Wilson
Walt Hembrof
Ewart Mather
Dudley Lee
Jimmy McMurray
Jack Fenton
Leonard Fenton
Glen McLennan
Russell
Difford Jackson
Donelda Jackson
Gwen Bryant
Irene Adams
Christina Robin
Iisiis
Dunham
Bert
Joyce Dunham
Arthur Loughheed
M. Willcox
C. Wilbor
J. Wotton
Frack Dim
Mery
Harry Pawlake
Michael Syrayk
Millwood Hosts Visitors and Club Dance Benefit
Millwood residents hosted relatives from Inglis and Harrowby while Mr. and Mrs. Cartwright and their son Fred visited. A dance to aid the tennis court was sponsored by the Club Friday. The league final saw Woodstock defeat Millwood 168 to ? for the silver cup.
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Wim. Bily
Winnipeg
Howard Cartwright
Fred
Inglis
L. Schrot
Jack Wondrasek
Lila
Norma Jean
Churchiridge
Rer
Woodstock
Millwood
Crosby School Closes For Summer Amid Farewell To Teacher
Crosby School ended June 20 with an afternoon farewell for Miss V. Rinn who resigns after teaching the past year. Alice Polding returned home after visiting relatives in Ninga and Brandon. Mrs. Furnace, Mrs. Firth and daughters left for Shoal Lake for holidays. Mrs. L Polding returned after two weeks with her daughter in Ninga. Pearl Clark left for Harding, and the Symonds family from McAuley plan to attend the fair. The recent rains aided crops and gardens as residents prepared for the holiday season. Vincent Farthing continued lumber sawing for local farmers.
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V.rinn
Alice Polding
H. E. Furnace
Ninga
Man
Brandon
George Firth
Shoal Lake
L. Polding
H. E. Purnace
Pearl Clark
Harding
Dell Symonds
Mr. Symonds
McAuley
Vincent Farthing
Wanderings and News From Birdtail and Nearby Districts
District notes report July activity near Birdtail with residents visiting Birtle Rossburn and Arden. Movements include families from Virden and Neepawa holidaying, teachers departing for homes, and a fire loss at W H Plant’s house. Lylia Bergland celebrates eighth birthday. local visits include H Gauus and Sera of Kellogg.
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Birtle
Mander
James Scantlebury
Wm. McCarty
Virden
Lylia Mae Bergland
H. Gauus Ang Sera
Kellog
WM S and Ladies Aid Meet at Mrs Breakey Home
The regular WM S and Ladies Aid gathered at Mrs Breakey s home last Wednesday with hymn and prayer opening the WMS. Mrs Breakey read on The Foreigner, scripture by Mrs Rutherford, and Mrs Alexander gave a reading on the Study Book s last chapter. The meeting closed with Bless Be The Tie That Binds and The Lord s Prayer.
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WM. S. and Ladies’ Aid
W. Breakey
W.M.S
Stitt
Breakey
Rutherford
Alexander
W. Halliday
D. McIntyre
Inglis and
Rascell
St Mary's Seed Growers Club Holds July Meeting
St Marys Registered Seed Growers Club met at W J Patterson home on July 4 with full attendance. The president presided as motions were adopted numbering plots, inspections, and a field trip to Russell grass plot and Dunn farm to view leafy spurge control. Next meeting set for July 24 at Tom Minshull with planned visits to Murray Solagirth plots and a July 10 gathering at the cereal plot. The group discussed pamphlets on seed production soil cultivation and weed control and noted Mr Coulter would handle weed control pamphlet.
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St. Mary's
R. A Stevens
Dunn's
Messrs
Gibbons
Puiteharg
Coulter
Extension Service
A. Coulter
Mr. Murray
Solagirth
Messing
Tom Minshull
Mr. Coulter
Selsgirth
Robert Whiteman
Dickinson
Major Strange
Mr.Whiteman
W. J. Patterson
Britain seeks more Canadian poultry shipments
Stephen Stratzky, a major poultry buyer at Smithfield Market in London, visited Ottawa and noted marked improvements in Canadian poultry packing and grading. He asked why Canada cannot supply more, saying Britain has a market for significantly more poultry than currently being sent.
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Stephen Stratzky
Smithfield
London
England
Ottawa
Canada
Mr. Siratzky
Dominion
Canadian poultry grading and public sale emphasis
Within three to six pound weights are most in demand by British consumers. Canadian poultry enjoys a six cent per pound premium entering the United Kingdom. Dealers should ensure uniform grading and packing as appearance drives purchases. Also, Mrs James Richardson named president of James Richardson & Sons Ltd after her husband’s death.
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Canada
Empire
United Kingdom
Jas. A. Richardson
The
James Richardson & Sons Ltd
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