Record Entry in Pine Falls Horticultural Exhibition
The Pine Falls Horticultural Exhibition, run by Fine Falls Horticultural Society, reported record exhibits and 52 exhibitors with 552 entries. Top winner R Gohn led a long list of prize recipients across vegetables flowers and house plants, as judges praised the grounds improvement and announced entries in a provincial contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Falls
Fine Falls Horticultural Society
R. Gohn
F. W. Brodrick
Mr. Church
Prof. Brodrick
J. W. Johannson
W. Bachynsk
Seven Sisters Falls
Dr. S Wahl and two children from Nakomis Sask vacation with Mrs. Williams and family. A. Raines of Regina visited W Raines family. Grandparents W Raines salute new grandson born in Winnipeg on August 29. Community picnic in Dugard Park Aug 18 featured a tug of war tying front and back streets. P Cing Mars hospitalized then discharged and recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. S. Wahl
Nakomis, Sask
Mrs
A. S. Williams
W. Raines
A. Raines
Charleswood
Winnipeg
Dugard’s Park
Front Street
Back Street
Proper shoe fitting for growing feet and hose
Measure feet while standing to ensure correct size and leave space at the longest toe. Children’s shoes need careful fitting to accommodate growth. Hose should be bought in sizes that allow for shrinkage.
Rev J C Mathieson Named Lord's Day Alliance Field Secretary
Rev J C Mathieson is appointed field secretary for The Lord's Day Alliance after eighteen years as a United Church missionary in China and service with the Royal Canadian Air Force. He has taught economics at United College Winnipeg and spoken widely to Rotary clubs across Canada. He succeeds R L Taylor and is married with two children in Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Mathieson
Lord's Day Alliance
United Church of Canada
China
Henan
National Christian Council of China
Pearl Harbour
British
Secret Intelligence Service
Mathigson
R.C.A.F
Canada
The
United College
Winnipeg
Man
Mathieson
Rotary
Europe
India
Burma
R. L. Taylor
Lord’s Day Alliance
Manitoba
Sixth Series of Savings Bonds on Sale October 15
The Sixth Series of Canada Savings Bonds goes on sale October 15 dated November 1, 1951 with a 10 year 9 month term, priced at 100 and 10 coupons at 3 percent. First coupon August 1, 1953 for 1 year 9 months, then annually. Average yield about 3.31 percent. Maximum per name raised to 5000 dollars. previous limits higher. Government aims to boost personal saving and economy stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada Savings
Golden Wedding Celebration At Lac Du Bonnet
The Mossmans marked 50 years of marriage with family and friends on Sunday August 26 at Lac Du Bonnet. Married in Manchester England in 1901 they moved to Canada in 1916 and have lived in Winnipeg and Pointe du Bois before retirement. A three tier cake and a Waltz demonstration highlighted the event as guests presented many gifts including electrical appliances. The couple plan a month long vacation in Oregon starting August 30 with the Mosmans’ Riverside home staffed by Mr and Mrs Tuckett of Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Mossman
Louis
Orinego
Oregon
Mossman
Manchester
England
Canada
City Hydro
Pointe du Bois
Winnipeg
Stanley Hodge
Mix
Mosman
Tuckett
Texas
Riverside
W.S.K
Babies outgrow clothes fast demand not the smallest sizes
When shopping for infant clothing parents should avoid the smallest sizes as infants rapidly outgrow garments and laundering can shrink fabrics. Tight clothes restrict movement the baby's main exercise.
Greatest secrets values of production and progress
A quotation fragment discusses production waste, resisting change, prejudice in thinking, pride in job performance, doing right, and finding success where you are, attributed to Hollinger Miner in On the Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
pHs
Subscription Renewal Notice with Date Instructions
The Leader asks readers to check their subscription renewal date using the numerals after their address. A sample date 12-11-50 shows due on November 12, 1950. Remit with the form below and allow one week for delivery. notify if the renewal does not arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Springfield
CBC Plans Royal Visit Broadcasts
CBC announced extensive radio coverage for the forthcoming royal visit of Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh. The plan spans almost five weeks from Quebec City to St John’s with about 35 on the spot broadcasts from 23 Canadian cities plus reports from abroad. CBC networks in English French and International Service will carry the events with two traveling teams handling the core coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Manson
CBC
Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
Canada
Quebec City
St. John's
King George
Queen Elizabeth
CBC International Service
E. L. Bushnell
A. E. Powley
Princess Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Royal Household
Clarence House
London
Michael Parker
R.N
Sir Frederick Browning
Martin Chateris
Willicks Honored at Seven Sisters Falls Farewell
A farewell party at the Seven Sisters Community club for Mr and Mrs J Willick as they depart to reside in British Columbia. Speakers included A S Williams and J Craig with gifts from local groups and traveling bag presented by the club president Cing Mars. Out of town guests attended from Pinawa Lac du Bonnet and Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seven Sisters Community Club
J. Willick
British Columbia
A. Krampetz
A. S. Williams
Mrs. Willick
Hospital Guild
Mr. Willick
Seven Sisters Power
J. Craig
Friends of
Upper Seven Sisters Falls
J. Howcroft
C.B.W
Willick
Ledgerwood
Cing Mars
Williams
Gignell
Jack Kraning
Bruce Bremmer
A. Erickson
Pinawa
G. Ambrose
Lac du Bonnet
E. Rougeau
Winnipeg
H.L
Whitemouth Gains Reputation for Fine Local Food
The village of Whitemouth earns praise for old fashioned chicken and steak dinners served at the Whitemouth hotel run by J Pokrywka and R Gura. Miss Lily Busse, who once cooked for an emperor, along with her sister Frieda from Ramitzen Germany, helped shape a menu blending German and Canadian dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitemouth
Messrs
J. Pokrywka
R. Gura
Lily Busse
Frieda
Ramixten
Germany
Kaiser Wilhelm
Miss Busse
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Powerview
Dan Pasaluko
P. Pazaluko
Rock
Read
E. Thomas
W. Roslyn
N. Smeerang
C. Lamoreaux
W. Bachynski
L Shea
Tamarac
Pine
E. Frayne
G. Horvath
D. D. Munro
N. Taylor
H. Dunfield
Bruce McLeod
J. Miller
J. Huhapink
W. McLeod
F. Hill
Short
Bruce MacLeod
J. Bajlas
Long
McKew
J. Huhn
F. Harrison
H. Romano
F. Lidstone
Co. Lamoreaux
M. Wereschuk
J. K. French
Ben Wolchuk
Ulmer
Roy Gohn
Mansell
J. Bailas
J. T. Jackson
H. Richardson
A. Iwanick
F. Sokoloski
Werechuk
H. Remane
Gallardis
D. Warcrop
Lillies
W Frederick
N. Smorang
R. Farmer
Gladick
F. J Harrison
S. Brewster
L. Taylor
E. Thames
D. Wardrop
M. Mills
R. Gehn
W. Frederick
C. Stalker
F. J. Harrison
Smorang
H. Richard
Stocks—J. Miller
D. D Munro
Crabaples
F. Thomas
Mrs. F. Hill
Russell Taylor
Roy Gretsinger
J. Beatty
J. J. Jackson
Nis W. Frederick
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M. Mulls
Zinnias
W Weiss
Cosmos
Phlox
D. D. Mun
Petunia
Ruffle
S. E Brewster
Larkspur
F. J. Barrison
D. Warerop
Seven Sisters
H. Leith
Regina
Mrs. W. Raines
P. Cing Mars
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Royal Alexandra
Long Sands
Mission
B.C
Cecil Day
Liverpool
N.S
W. K. Walls
Barrie
Ont
A. W. Hanks
St. James
Robert Moore
Swift Current
Sask
Hugh McCormick
Montreal
Walter Ashfield
Grenfell
W. E. McCartney
Brampton
F. J. Burns
Kentville
John Pinckney
Rosetown
N.S. McLean
Elmwood
Verden Leavens
Bolton
K. G. Patrige
Camrose
Alta
J. R. McLachlan
Virden
F. P. Galbraith
Red Deer
W. W. Draager
Wetaskiwin
S. R. Charters
G. Lancaster
Melfort
R. M. Bean
Waterloo
G. A. Dills
Acton
L. E. Barber
Chilliwack
W. H. Cranston
Midland
J. A. Vopni
Davidson, Sask
A. S. King
Estevan
R. S. Evans
Morden
Payrell Savings Plan
Bidg St. James
Inglewood and
Portage
St. James, Man
Mrs. J. Willick
Seven Sisters Falls
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