Local notes from Bissett and area highlight births and visits
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs George Gray on the birth of a bay boy David Bernard at Red Lake. Mrs Lizzie Lemnard moved to Bole River to stay with sister Mrs Brear. W Bjornson hosted a birthday party for Kenny. Mr O N Desroche and family moved from Glenboro. he is line iow manager of the San Antonio Hotel. Kalyn left Bissett due to ill health. B Baker from Herkland, Lake, visiting sisters Mrs Moore Mrs Ervan Mat W Anderson and brother Fred Baker. A bonspiel team joined the Falcon Lake event. Mrs P Morphy and son from Selkirk visiting sister Mrs Mike Petrus. Morphy and Bowyer reunion after 27 years. An old time dance funded for Majorettes, music by Jim Simpson, Alice Shier, T Shier and George Siddie. St Anthony's Mission held monthly meeting. Kalyn former president left for St Vital. Road clearing jobs finished with wood camps opening. Youth Sunday observed at Bissett United Church Feb 7 with speakers and ushers listed. Dr and Mrs Kennedy and son drove to Winnipeg for the weekend. CGT girls tea and bake sale Feb 13 3-5 pm for refugee year work. Two weeks in succession Mr B Coumbes traveled to Pine
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gray
David Bernard
Red Lake
Mike Letwin
Lizzie Lemnard
Bole River
Brear
W. Bjornson
Kenny
O. N. Desroche
Glenboro
Desroche
San Antono
Kalyn
Bissett
B. Baker
Herkland
Lake
Moore
3Rvan
Mat. W. Anderson
Fred Baker
J. Minton
Walter Hawrysh
E. Newsham
Cliff Gibson
Falcon Lake
P. Morphy
Selkirk
Mike Petrus
George Siddie
St. Anthony's Mission
Malinski
St. Vital
Mark Haworah
B. McLeod
F. Kelly
Mary Jane Lucas
Fay Gibron
K. Norrman
D. Rousseau
Bissett Teams Spark Weekend Hockey Action in Pine Falls
Buck Matlowsky reports a busy Bissett weekend as Tom Thumbs beat Pine Falls 4-1 with Kowalchuk scoring twice. Braves, Lac du Bonnet and San Antonio squads share tight results, while Bissett Bruins fall to Warren in provincials. Bantam AB prepares for MALIA semi finals with Altona Lundar or Gimli in contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
From Bissett
Pine Falls
Tom Thumbs
Linsay Kowalchuk
Dreht
Terry Grif
San Antonio
Braves
D. Rousseau
D. Nixdorf
Larry Courchene
Tom Thumt
Bernard Woods
Walter Woods
Lac du Bonnet Juveniles
Pine Falls AB
Lac du Bonnet Tigers
San Antonio Braves
Quong
Lac du Bonnet
Larry Navrot
Lyle Harkness
Jess Campbell
Denny Nixdorf
Tigers
Ricky Kalyn
Church Keurtin
Warren
Bruins
Bissett
Bud McIvor
Bob Kirkwood
Buck Matlowsky
Gerald
Pine Fals
Bissett Bruins
Bob Christie
Edgar Desaultier
Bantam A.B
Altona
Lundar
Gimlins
Malia
Vince Leach
RWB
Tom Thumb
Bantam AB
Pumas Weathering Heavy Storm Talk and Greetings
Town notes warn of a heavy guw storm likely ahead after much effort. Mrs E Wilde nurses a bad arthritis shoulder and is wished a speedy recovery. Recent visitors include Ernie, Fred Orvis, Mr Mackie, Mrs Mar, Stan Wilson, Mr and Mrs Willian Anderson, and a trip by bus to Port Arthur for a son and family visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Wilde
Rn Minine
Fred Orvis
Lesakirke
Mackie
Btoey
Mar
Stan Wilson
Ww Ab
Chambers Om Toye
Ane Detkirk
Mra
Willian
Anderson
Port Arthur
Economic returns from Elephant Brand fertilizer trials on barley and other crops
On stubble barley fertilized with 100 lb Elephant Brand Nitraprils and 40 lb of Elephant Brand 1-48-0, yields rose from 33.9 to 50.1 bushels per acre, adding $12.96 value after fertilizer costs of $6.65. Oats on rubble sand yielded $8.40 net from 190 lb per acre, after $5.10 cost. Alfalfa-brome with 100 lb Elephant Brand 27-140 increased hay by 0.63 tons. hay valued at $320 per ton. Additional fertilized strips with 175 lb of Elephant Brand 16-20-0, 27-140, and 11-4-80 produced hay value gains of $14.39, $17.72, and $12.20 per acre over cost. Wheat fertilized with 50 lb Elephant Brand 11-480 matured earlier and yielded 646 more bushels vs check. summer fallow wheat with 50 lb 11-480 gave $8.25 gross, $5.42 net per acre.
Rapid City Demonstration Farm reports Elephants Brand fertilizer yields
Allan C Stewart notes rainfall was negligible yet Selkirk wheat sown on summer fallow improved by 5.3 bushels per acre with 40 lbs Elephant Brand 11-46-0 per acre and extra profit of 4.43 dollars per acre. On stubble land 4th generation Selkirk wheat showing 40 lbs Elephant Brand 11-48-0 plus 40 lbs Elephant Brand 11-48-0 anhydrous ammonia raised yield by 9.8 bushels and added about 10 dollars per acre profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selkirk
Jslephant
Lrand
Farm fertilizer trials show gains on hay and wheat
On a dairy farm Roddy Dewar reports profits from three fertilizer treatments on a grass legume hay mix. Two wheat fields on fallow land treated with Elephant Brand 11-48-0 at 60 lb per acre yielded 4.4 and 9.6 bushels more per acre. After deducting 2.65 dollars per acre, profits were 2.63 and 8.75 dollars per acre respectively.
Selkirk Demonstration Farm Fertilizer Yields Higher Crops
On Selkirk Farm No 14 experiments show Argentine rapes fertilized with Elephant Brand 11-48-0 at 35 lbs per acre raised seed yield from 954.7 to 1344.3 lbs per acre, worth $13.98 more and $12.02 net per acre after fertilizer cost. barley, peas, and wheat also show profitable increases per acre with similar fertilization.
Come To Church Lac du Bonnet Service Notice
The Rev. Morris Green B D pastor invites parishioners to Parsonage Parke Avenue Lac du Bonnet for Divine Worship at 9 45 am Sunday School at 11 06 am with Sunday service following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac du Bonnet
Morris Green
Parke Ave
Church Services Include Guest Rector at Pointe du Bois
Rev W O Straw serves as rector for Septuagesima Sunday with Holy Communion at 9 00 a m and morning prayer with sermon at 11 09 a m A guest preacher Rev E N Charles B A B D DD Rector of St Marys Hamilton Ontario also presides At St Marys Pointe du Bois services include Junior and Primary Sunday School and nursery at 10 00 a m and 1 00 p m Evening prayer at 7 00 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac du Bonnet
Pointe du Bois
E.N. Charles B. A
St Mary’s
Hamilton
Ontario
Falls Visit For Dentist Appointment
Mrs Nall was away last week and Mrs Falls accompanied the appointment. The group spent the weekend with their parents. Eleanor and Tris Pryasznuik and Phyllis Solinsky visited. Mr S Pryasznuik drove to Winnipeg for a medical checkup, with Eleanor and Iris accompanying him. Father McRae of Luc du Bonnet visits St Anthony's Mission monthly. A Government helicopter landed at Bissett during a training flight. Mrs T Moran has gone to Saskatchewan to cook for Griffith Diamond Drilling Co.
Fire destroys lighting plant at John Patel station
Manigotogan Fire destroys the lighting plant at John Patel's filling station. The main building was saved by snow protection. Mr. John Woods Sr spent the weekend at Bissett visiting his daughters and sons. A sewing circle forms with the Anglican Church ladies meeting at Mrs. Joe Boulette's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Patel
John Woods
Bissett
M. Anderson
J. Wozny
Bell
A. Woods
Albert Woods
Anglican Church
Joe Boulette
Great Falls Neighborhood Moves and Local High School Report
Continued from page 1 a report notes Bra ckens and Bradleys swapped houses over the weekend. David Gittens reports Pine Falls High School, led by principal Mr M Tataryn, beat Whitemouth and then Tyndall High 5 to 0. Grades 11 and 12 visited Camp 25 of Ab itibi Pulp and Paper Co with a guided tour of winter wood operations and a loggers dinner. A large bus carried the group along the Manigotogan Road last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brackens
Bradleys
David Gittins
Pine Falls
Tyndall
Abitibi Pulp and Paper Co
Don Howe
Manigotogan Road
Surprise shower for Mrs Reckseidler in Grand Marais
Ladies from Grand Marais and nearby towns hosted a surprise shower for Mrs Ruth Reckseidler nee Yusishen, with gifts in a large basket, singing and lunch. The bride thanked guests and an upcoming Valentine Dance at the Social Hall on February 13 was announced. Mr Richard Schmidt returned from hospital. pneumonia misdiagnosed as flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ealsan Bay
Beaconia
Stony Point
Ruth Reckseidler
Yusishen
M Reckseidler
Felix Poulson
Eileen
Minneapolis
Public notice for By-law No 159 school district vote
The School District of Elma No 1286 will submit By-law No 159 to resident electors for borrowing 3300 dollars to install sanitary facilities. Debentures bear interest 6 1 2 percent, repayable in ten annual installments starting 1960. Voting date February 22, 1960 at Elma School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elma
Janow
Manitoba
Royal Bank of Canada
Whitemouth
aRece
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Bissett Sports Column
Buck Matiowsky
Cominco
Rese Fare Limited
Rapid City Demonstration Farm
Allan C. Stewart
Morden
W. EL “ Ed
Sandercock
Roddy’ Dewar
James Sherle
Helwer Bros
Libau
John J. Funk
Beausejour
Selkirk Demonstration Farm No
Hunter McRae
Lutheran Church OF the Cross
ST. John's
Anglican
ST. Mary’s Church
Committee On Alcohol Education
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Mrs. W. Kowalchu
Russell Funeral Home
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