Social News From Shevelin and District
ENDCLIFFE reports Miss Elsie Wagner staying with Mr and Mrs Robert Zimmer. Families from the district picnic at Silver Beach. J Parada and Kentel family visited Stornaway. Mrs Kentel Sharon and Gail stayed a few days. Ivan McCann attends Tuxedo Normal School short course. New residents Mr and Mrs Makaruk occupy former Henderson home. Evelyn Edna Liske Norman Milford visit Winnipeg. Eleanor and Carl Stevens with Mrs Bailes of Bidd returned home. V Bird and Ernie vacationed in Dallas Fisher Bay and Miami. Olive Bird and Iris Conly of Birch River joined them for a Dallas visit. Mrs S Blanchard and Shirley holidaying with V Bird. Births to Mr and Mrs Robert Zimmer a daughter and to Mr and Mrs R Moore a son. Miss Mary Lungus of Hudson district stayed with aunt Mrs Pitts. Mrs N Stewart attends Gimli summer school. Miss A Zimmer of Roblin visits L Zimmer family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Wagner
Shevelin
Robert Zimmer
A Stewart
Dorothy
Daphne
Makaruk
Canada
Austria
Henderson
Evelyn
Edna Liske Norman
Milford
Winnipeg
Eleanor
Carl Stevens
V. Bird
R. Moore
Mary Lungus
Hudson District
Pitts
N. Stewart
Gimli
A. Zimmer
Roblin
L. Zimmer
Village News and Socials Highlight Tea Honor
Snowden residents welcome Mr Harry Pagen and Mrs G Haas family to the village. Mrs G Haas honored at a tea in the hall decorated with lilacs and ferns. Mrs A Busch voiced thanks for Haas’s neighborly acts as friends sang a closing song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Pagen
Snowden, Sask
Hooper
G. Graham
Neepawa
C. Busch
Women's Association
W. Morrison
George Haas
Bobbie
A Busch
Mrs. Haas
Miss E. Busch
Farewell to Mrs Haas Family After School Picnic
Mrs. Haas and family announce their departure from the community to Inglis with best wishes. The annual school picnic on June 29 drew a large crowd. Marjorie and Melvin Haas received tokens from students as they leave for a new home. Ice cream treats and a song marked the farewell, with hosts and guests observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Haas
Doris Reynolds
Marjorie
Jimmy Petz
Norman Koch
Melvin
J. S. Glenn
Toronto
W. Davidson
R. Roberts
Winnipeg
D. Reynolds
Hopper Damage Delayed by Cool Wet Weather in Red River Valley
Grasshopper hatch slowed by cool showery weather since late June, delaying control operations in Manitoba. Crop growth now reduces expected damage as heat and dryness wane. Officials say thirty municipalities in the Red River Valley, around Winnipeg, affected by the conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Wood
Department of Agriculture and Immigration
Red River Valley
Winnipeg
Chlordane and aldrin used in border grain pest drive
Mr. Wood reports 6,000 gallons of chlordane and aldrin applied to combat pests. Young hoppers are shocked as they invade grain fields and overall kills have been satisfactory. Wet conditions in the southwestern province delay hatching, while the Red River Valley sees hatching only starting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red River Valley
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