Rural scenes and auctions mix with farming tips and tree plantings
A sprawling mixed page notes local notices and an auction sale by Tom Yuen for household and cafe items on May 9 at 6:00 pm. It also promotes Shelterbelt tree planting via PF R A Nursery with species list, planting advice, and 1869 tree shipments. Agricultural guidance discusses fertilizer decisions under low quotas and prices, soil testing, and economic considerations for wheat and grain. A final note mentions White Sands National Monument specimens continuing to grow despite harsh conditions.
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Tom Yuen
Tom Cafe Inglis
Man
Singer
PF. R.A
Indianhead
Wheat Board
For Sale Weanling Pigs and Hereford Bull
Classified notice lists sale items including weanling pigs and a registered two year old Hereford bull. Contact John Bulischak at phone number 612 for details. Also appears as a garbled line with potential extra digits.
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John Bulischak
Ciasanee Kkraae
Cadets Parade Highlights Awards and Weather Reroutes
Forty nine air cadets assembled for a Tuesday parade at 7 00 pm with inspection at 7 05 pm led by Cpt Trinder Lt Clem ent WO1 Galatuie and WO2 Burla. Sgt Garth Butcher and AC Greg McTaggart won appearance awards while Sgt Claire Beischer and Cpl Gerald Halwas delivered A 1 turnout. A World War I documentary Forget was slated but weather canceled the control line flight by Steve Souchuk. A navigation test was conducted and the top six cadets will be announced at the annual inspection banquet with free flights from instructors Joe Semochko and Bill Roberts.
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Pam
Dennis ‘Trinder
Ron Clement
Graham Galatiuie
Barry Burla
Trinder
Garth Butcher
Birtle
AC Greg McTaggart
Russell
Joe Semochko
Bill Roberts
Look For Cooperation In Centennial Activities
Parkland Development Corporation plans regional cooperation for Manitoba centennial celebrations. General Manager Ron Kinney announced a meeting of people in tourist promotion to discuss cooperative endeavour among towns and chambers of commerce. He noted Parkland will attend and aims to set up circle tours within each dismember.
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Manitoba
Parkland Development 'Corporation
Ron Kinney
Parkland
Obituary for Fred Rubeniuk in Angusville 1969
Fred Rubeniuk age 76 died suddenly at his Angusville home on Monday April 28 1969 born March 26 1893 in Western Ukraine came to Canada at age seven farmed in Angusville all his life survived by wife Carrie four sons Michael Peter Gary Billy five daughters Pauline Topolinski Helena Zink Emily Danyluk Mildred Pushka Marilyn Frieze one sister Nellie Mazur of Yellow Creek Sask two brothers Tony Dauphin Max Russell and 14 grandchildren obituary notes church service held April 30 1969 and interment followed
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Fred Rubeniuk
Angusville
Ukraine
Canada
Carrie
Michael
Peter
Gary
Billy
Winnipeg
Henry
Pauline
Metro
Helena) Zink
Emily) Danyluk
Bill
Mildred
Mother's Day Origins Trace to 17th Century Europe
The article notes Mothering Sunday in Europe as a tribute to mothers on the fourth Sunday of lent with children returning home or sending letters. It explains how this practice evolved into modern Mother’s Day cards and how the United States adopted the custom, spreading to Canada and beyond.
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Europe
United States
Canada
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Fargo
Mic
General Motors
F. Clemens & Sons
Sway A S Laver
Ubryniuk
Russell and Tea
Russell Area
White Sands National Monument
Alamogordo
Air Cana
AIR Cadets
Elgin Keating
Mary
Arthur Wright
Rounthwaite
Jean McDougal
Brandon
Silverton U.C.W
Barbara Cochrane
Gee
Eshelby
Lorna
Lily-Mine
Lily- Mae
Elgin Keatings
Keating
Verna Lupkoski
Reston
Rea
Ell
Pat Coulter
Isobel Keating
Overton Nitty Needlers Avimeeting
Silverton Nitty Needlers
Cheryl Dunn
Cathy Ross
Sheila Dunn
Joan Klimack
IGA
Scotties
Margarine I.G.A
Robin Hood
Clark's
LGA. Brand
New
Texas
India River
Devon
Vac Pak Vieners
Munro’s
Slveron