Commissioner in BOR Bre No Public Notary and Conveyancer
A notice states an official in the board of real estate and insurance affairs, identified as a notary public and conveyancer, involved with money loan or farm transactions under phony property No. 127. The item outlines alleged misconduct and reference to the bogus property case.
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BOR
Bre
Crandall Gossip and Upcoming Crandall Baseball Dance
Community notes recount residents arriving and moving, including Rev T B Pearson returning from HKinsearth and families settling in new quarters. An upcoming baseball dance is planned for Wednesday April 20 at 8 pm in the Orange Hall with the Hauset S piece orchestra, admission 10 cents, lunch provided.
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T. B. Pearson
S. Adams
Douglas
Woman's Institute Notes and Meeting Actions
The monthly Intitute meeting at the Methodist Church on Monday April 3 p.m. included reports from committees. Membership listed 13 members. demonstration planned two week fall course for girls and adults. quilts sent to tubercular hospital. Financial notes urged publishing a concert statement and paying first quarter rent. Subscriptions grew. debates planned for next meeting. a MAC paper on winter at the MAC. A dance fundraiser for Boys and Girls Club was announced. Treasurer showed balance of £196 3s and a $48.6 donation from Yamita Athletic Association. The adjourned session moved to the church auditorium for the third debate on franchise education.
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Intitute
Methodist
Institute Concert
Canadian Home Journal
Tetewais
Nest
M A.C
MAC
Scia
I. Wae
Yamita Athletic
Auditorian
Sfimetics
Winnipeg convention reports and Hamiota Society notes
Debaters judged with emphasis on voice and delivery. Negative team praised for presentation. judges urged a sympathetic critic for constructive feedback. Winnipeg convention report by delegates describes March 6 social week and the valuable gains despite poor weather. Hamiota delegates receive praise for contribution to district event. Mrs W Anderson present as guest. Performances include a duet and instrumentals. Receipts and expenditures from a March concert listed with items such as express costs and costumes. Charity efforts include clothing disposal for relief and emergency committees and a spring sale for the Soldiers' Settlement Board.
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Norburn Todd
Jean Sutherland
Mr Spence
Wickens
W Chambers
Spence
Sivengy Watter
Watter
Iva McCallum
Ruth
Jean Spence
Miss Hannah
Mr. Simpson
Winnipeg
MAC
Hamiota
W. &. Anderson
Sle
Hamida Society
Champion S Coty Alberta
Mildred Venaldes
Hannah 45
T.e
J.H McConve
Relief and Emergency Committee
Soldiers’ Settlement Board
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