Community sports and visits across Shel Valley area
Mr and Mrs Jim Angrin and Mr and Mrs Fred Kendel attended Shel Valley sports where Fred Kendel hit a first game homer. Russell and Inglis won split money in finals after a daylight delay. Mrs Wright of Melville visited Mrs Laycock this week. The Kendels attended McNutt sports on Thursday. Mr and Mrs W P Stewart travel to Winnipeg for medical care. Detreich of Dropmore visited Geibs with Lindsay returning to school after illness. Inglis field day featured Butch Billings winning ribbons in two events. Miss Kleebaum sisters traveled from California to Winnipeg for a birthday. Mrs Swan son and Mrs Swedberg hosting in Sunny California notes. Mrs Walter Steiner hosted Marchwell Ladies Rink Auxiliary. plans made for a picnic and farewell to Mrs J R Schappert headed to Swift Current.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Angrin
Fred Kendel
Shel Valley
Fred
Russell
Inglis
Wright
Melville
M. Laycock
McNutt Sports
W. P. Stewart
Winnipeg
Stewart
Henry Detreich
Dropmore
G. Geib
Iiss Lindsay
Butch Billings
Lillian
Isabel
Eleanor Kleebaum
California
M. Swanson
O. Swedberg
Contina
Walter Steiner
Marchwell Ladies Rink
B. Reichmuth
J. R. Schappert
Swift Current
Sask
Achievement Day at Marchwell Junior Calf Club Winners Named
The Marchwell Junior Calf Club held June 3 marked another successful day with prize winners across several classes. Top placers include Willard From and Edsel Hogberg in 750 lb and under. Grant Bily and Robt Bily in 1000 lb class. Hereford and Shorthorn winners led by Grant Bily and Dickey Bryer. best groomed calf results for girls and boys. showmanship winners for both genders. open class led by James Murray. The club extends thanks for generous donations from Wheat Pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marchwell
Willard From
Edsel Hogberg
Robert Schepp
Morley Murray
Grant Bily
Robert Bily
Keith ‘Smith
Martin’ McDonnell
Hereford
Robt. Bily
Keith Smith
Martin McDonnell
Dickey Bryer
Gwen Nelson
Bernice Njos
Lydia Njoss
Donna Hogberg
Lloyd Farmer
Seedtime and Harvests Trash Cover Protects Prairie Soils
A historical note on the trash cover method developed in southern Alberta to curb wind erosion during the windy thirties. It explains shallow cultivation, slow speeds, and equipment such as one-way discs and duckfoot cultivators, plus the shift to water erosion as wind erosion declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monarch- Nobleford
Wenee Guseiss Coos Poe
Seenenaes
Hamiltons and relatives visit across Manitoba and Ontario
A row of notices lists visits by the Hamilton family and related friends across Winnipeg, Kenora, Rossburn, Newdale, Brandon, and Toronto for two weeks and over a weekend. The piece ends with health tips on walking to work and a dubious note on perfume ingredients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Hamilton
Winnipeg
Carlton Hamilton
Kenora, Ont
M.D. Hamilton
R. Cowan
Russell
T. O. Miller
W. Miller
Newdale
R. Hay, Jr
Ron Hay
D. McIntyre
Rossburn
Hugh Armstrong
Catherine
Art Chesney
Viona
Brandon
W. J. Hamilton
Toronto
Sid
City
Wandering Waistline Plant Showcased In Office Menus
Office workers and other low exertion jobs take interest in a two foot tropical plant from the West Indies. Referred to as the era plant its roots supply the basic ingredients for pacifying and arrowroot biscuits and foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Indies
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Hugheots
Cruikshank, Johnson & Hood
McKenzie Seed
Kamsack
Lakeside Dance Gardens
Shoal Lake
Man
Johnnie Bering
Tem
Kingston
Ari
Holi
Aluminum Co. of Canada
Ont
Robert Black
Centre
United Electrical Workers of America
Chevrolet
G.V.W
General Motors
F. Clement & Sons
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