MecNAUGHTS Drug Store School Goods Ad
A school supplies feature lists exercise books lodge leaf refills note books and other back to school items at MecNAUGHTS Drug Store. The item spread includes 3 for 25c 4 for 25c bundles and 4 books for 9c plus various notebooks memo scrap books and music dictation books.
In Memoriam Agnes Brooks and Local Notices
In memoriam Agnes Brooks who died August 28 1951 remembered by husband and family. Woodworth Memorial Service by Canadian Legion Lenore Church August 30 at 2 00 p m. Flash Coronation View-Master reels at McNaughts Drug Store. Allan Dale returned to Winnipeg after visiting family. Card of thanks from Robert and Helen Angus for Golden wedding gifts. Weekly pre school classes begin September 1 at Mrs A Cummings home. Card of thanks to Hamiota Hospital staff for care. from Mrs C Morrow.
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Woodworth
The
Canadian Legion, B.e.is. A
Woodworth Branch No
Lenore
McEnaught
Dimension
Allan Dale
Winnipeg
N. Dale
Mrs. R. Dale
Dauphin
Robert
Helen Angus
A. Cummings
Cummings
Hamiota
Hamiota Hospital
C. Morrow
Chest X Ray Clinic in Hamiota Aces Seven Sessions
The Chest X Ray Clinic ran seven sessions in Hamiota from Wednesday evening to Saturday evening. A total of 1495 people were X Rayed. Work was led by Reeve R. F. Brooks and the Rural Council with W I under Mrs Wm Nichols. Registration was by the Ladies Auxiliary led by Mrs Jane Dale. The Men's Legion managed appointment wards. Credit is given to all helpers for the third clinic in Hamiota.
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Hamiota
R. F. Brooks
Rural Council
W.I
Wm. Nichols
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Jane Dale
Winnipeg Couple Visits Relatives Over Weekend
Mr. and Mrs. B. Grafton of Winnipeg visited the latter's parents Mr and Mrs S Lewis and other relatives over the weekend.
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Mrs. B. Grafton
Winnipeg
Mra S. Lewis
Labor Day Meaning Shifts Toward Broad Canadian Unity
The piece argues Labor Day now marks not only organized labor but all workers in Canada from presidents to clerks. It urges reflection on how trade unions and management together build a prosperous country and calls for parades plus daily consideration of labor’s broader concept for future generations.
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Greater Canada
Times
Canada
News Updates Reported by Phone Line
Readers are urged to call the paper when they have any news or tips. The note invites quick reports of events, accidents, notices, or local happenings for potential publication. Authorities encourage direct lines for timely information.
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