Community Christmas Visits And School Meeting Notice
The notice lists numerous families spending Christmas in Winnipeg Arrow River Minnedosa Brandon and other places with names like Gay Turnbull Bertsey and Joyce Lants. A hospital report notes Ed Rat Higgins recovering after an appendix operation. It also mentions the Decker School District annual meeting set for January 9 at 2 p.m. and extends sympathy for a local bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Turnbull
Winnipeg
Bill Harris
Louise Murray
Arrow River
Bertsey
David
Minnedosa
Lenard Rivers
Brandon
Joyce Lants
Sam Stewart
H Stewart
Don Thompson
Joyce Hatton
Hattor Homes
Key McLenanan
QO. D. Johnsine
Decker School Dstrict
Bill Hall
Billy
McDonald
Shannavon
Saskatchewan
Lints Celebrate Golden Wedding With Community Honors
On December 31 Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Lints hosted an open house for their fiftieth wedding anniversary. The community presented gifts including gold satin comforters, and relatives on both sides added items. A wedding dinner followed at the Musgrove home, with a tea the next day. The couple thanked neighbors and reflected on matrimony and faith, sharing memories with family and friends from Brandon, Winnipeg, and surrounding districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Lints
Lints
Hatton
Gill
Mrs. Lints
No, his discipline shall not be freed from schooling
The speaker states an agreement that the discipline must remain within schooling and cannot be released or removed. The tone is formal and constrained, reflecting a resolve to keep the educational control intact.
Christmas Visitors Fill Many Manitoba Homes
A long list of family and friends traveled to visit relatives over Christmas and New Year across Manitoba. Guests included residents from Minnedosa, Virden, Rosser, Strathclair, Winnipeg, Brandon, and Regina, with multiple families hosted at J. Kalloh, Chappell, Richardson, and Decker homes. A baby band mothers’ demo is planned at Mrs George Chappell’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Kidd
Kenora
Ontario
Gerald Decker
M. Doug Mitchell
Winnipeg
Bill Bonne
Don Purdey
Brando
Watt
A. Gloves Dale
Allan Winnipeg
L. Richardson
Roy Wilson
Cordova
Glen Knight
Marquette
Knight
W. Warren
Brandon
Crighton
June Wilson
A Iiller
Rossburn
Stanley McMurahhy
Montreal
Clara Pangman
Mabel Pangman
Hamiota
Dir
Harvey Pangman
Frank Richardson
Scott
Harold Kopetsky
Lis
M. Stimp
Dana
Lorne Richardon
Ed . Middleton
Bill Riddick
Rivers
Ann Syrnyk
Branson
Frank Stasile
Ortage
Ormer’s
Bill Syrnyk
Syrnykome
Mac Hamilton
J. Lyall
Moline
Clare Pangman
Scott and Sherry
Elgin
Rmers
Agnes Killoh
Portage
Larry McDougall
Dauphin
Carlyle McDougall
W. McDougall
Lyle
E. Robinson
D Arbuthnot
Bows Al$x
Calgary
Decker
J. Kalloh
Ralph Hynd- Man
Chappell’s
Dave Comrie
Minnedosa
Purdy
Lane
Finlay
Donald
Virden
Strickland
S. Hamiota
Little Home
Corbet
Rosser
G. Robertson
Catherine
Strathclair
Louise Baker
Eden
M. Gallant
Emerson
J. Richardson
Muray Richardson
George Chappell
Gertrude Mitchell
Prince Albert
Academy
Wes M Gan
D. McMurahhy
W. Morgan
Russell
Lyall Holt
Onaanole
Ivan McLaughlin
Shoal Lake
Amily
Percy Dunan
Fredericton
E. Marks
J. Scott
F. Richardson
Inglis
Kupetsky
Stimpson
Gladwyn Scott
Glennis Scott
Miami
Franks Scott
Donny Lee
Brian Johnston
Bruce Lyng
Barry Angus
E. Barnes
Fowke
Beth
CR. Lee
H. S Hyndmar
Glenbera
Maxwell
Cliff Douglas
James
Edmonton
Alberta
Ray Wale
C. W. Lewis
Ken Nelson
Emily
Robert Schoch
Delia Douglas
Margaret Elliot
B Coupe
J Smithson
Neil Johnston
Kee ¥Atin
M. Churchill
Constable
Sunson
Beausejour
Ken Elliot
M. Wilson
O. Hyndman
Alfred Irvine
Regina
Fred Thorton
Wawa
Glenda Smith
Darlene Webber
C. Leland
Vincent
Bud Amy
Kim
Ward Collver
A. Walker
Harold Douve
Murray van
Crandall Population Declines in 1960 Census
New Year 1960 figures show Crandall with 129 residents, down from 133. Three families left, including J Shearer and Mr Mrs Mike Hughes and R Vance with Jackie. One new family, Donald Elliot, moved in. Businesses Bomford's store burned and the butcher shop was torn. Four deaths reported: W. H. Goodfellow August 22, Ida May Lewis September 10, and Mrs John Gun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crandall
J. Shearer
Mike Hughes
R. Vance
Jackie
Donald Elliot
Bomford
Ogee
W. H. Goodfellow
Ida May Lewis
John Gun
William James McBain Dies at Hamoota After Long Lodge Service
Funeral held December 18 at Hamoota United Church for William James McBain who died December 15 1959 at Hamoota Hospital. Born Cremore Ontario January 15 1889 he moved to Hamiota in 1899 and lived on a west farm before retiring to town in 1950. He held high posts in the Canadian Order of Foresters and Royal Black Preceptory, serving as Grand Master Manitoba in 1946 47 and Master of Miniota County Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamoota United Church
Tiiday
William James McBain
Hamoota Hospital
Ralph Clark
Forresters
Cremore
Ontario
McBain
Hamiota
Hamiota United Church
Hamiota L.O.L
Carmel
Grand Black
Hamiota Municipal
Obituary of McBain Family Resident of Hamiota
Surviving are his wife Rose and three children at Hamiota, plus a sister and two brothers including Dr. Robert Wellington McBain of Kirkland Lake and Harold McBain of Medicine Hat. Nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren also listed. Interment in Hamiota Cemetery with McConnell Bros. Ltd directing services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose
Andrew
Mary
M E Mansell
Lowise
Baillie
Hamiota
Alice
Robert Wellington McBain
Kirkland Lake
Ontario
Land
Harold McBain
Medicine Hat
Alberta
K.R. Fraser
WK. Fraser
Wm. Murray
Cochrane
J Gammack
J. E. Kirk
Dr Fred McConnell Found Dead Beside Burned Car
The body of Dr. Fred McConnell, former Wishart doctor, was found beside a burned car in the Smeaton district 45 miles northwest of here. Police believe death occurred late Thursday or early Friday. car fire due to short circuit. Autopsy in Prince Albert. coroner Dr. J A Kitley. Dr. McConnell, 41, a Saskatoon native, studied at the University of Saskatchewan and McGill. He is survived by his father, mother, two sisters, and four children in eastern Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred McConnell
Smeaton
Here
McConnell
Candle Lake
Torch River
Rev. White
Smeat
Irvin Scarf
Prince Albert
White
J. A. Kitley
Nipawin
Dr. McConnell
Saskatoon
City Park
University of Saskatchewan
McGill University
Montreal
How to Stay Young
Youth is a state of mind not a time of life. We age by abandoning ideals and enthusiasm. Worry and fear dull the spirit, while love of wonder and life keeps us young. We are as young as our faith, self confidence, hope, and as old as our doubt and despair.
Tourist Cruises On Saguenay River Cliffs Since 1849
Tourist cruises operate on Quebec’s Saguenay River where cliffs rise as high as 1,600 feet. The tours, a long standing attraction since 1849, showcase dramatic sea wall scenery and the river’s unique geography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Saguenay River
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. H. Strachar
Bill Harms
Ed- Rat Higgins
Hamiota Hospital
Edgar
Dave Arbuthnott
Jim
Bob
Pangman
Russell Schwetzer
Darlineford
Dea
Women’s Institute
God
Sarah Lints
E. Orpin
Orpin
Lynn Heathering
Jon
Sandra
Mrs. Baxter
Pec
seaLon Home
Mrs. Weir of
Winning
Wright Home
Margaret Long
Cal Bary
J. Killoh
Arden
McMillan
N Wallace
Wm Cowling
D. Elliot
Ts. Cohn
Chevrolet
William James Mbain
RO Fred McConnell
Wishart
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