Mary Elizabeth Armstrong dies at 85 in Brinston Ontario
Mary Elizabeth Armstrong age 85 widow of Thomas Leonard Armstrong died January 5 1960 in Brinston Ontario Born in Brinston she lived with her husband in 1904 later returning to Brinston She is survived by son Rae Cardale Manitoba sister H Feader of Brino Ontario nine grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren Funeral held in Brinston with interment at Oak River January 11 Reverends Harland Forbes and others led the service Pallbearers included Geo Reid Bert Bald win Jack Morcom and others Grand-daughter Regina Armstrong attended from Brandon College and Mrs Hoge land of Dand Manitoba is a grand daughter
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Mary Elizabeth
Thomas Leonard Amstrong
Brinston
Ontario
Mr. Armstrong
Oak River District
Nkerman
Hersband
Anstrong
Rae
Cardale
Manitoba
H. Feader
Brina
Oak River
Harland
Rae Armstrong Retuna
Regina Armstrong
Brandon College
Maurice Hogeland
Dand
Armstrong
Hogeland
Oakner Notes and Upcoming 4-H and Welding Events
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs T Bomford on their 49th wedding anniversary. A rink from Oakner attended the ladies bonspiel in Hamilton area last week with several players. The report noted good time and a few sore muscles. Men’s bonspiel at Kenton had Mrs G Bell of Harding visiting relatives. One rink from the 4 H Club attended the 4 H bonspiel at Oak River last Saturday. The Annual 4 H Amateur Contest will be held in Decker Friday January 22 at 8 pm open to 4 H members and public welcome for entertainment. A five day farm welding course in Miniota from March 21 to 25, 9 am to 4 pm daily. acetylene and electric welding instruction. entry fee $15 per person, max 24 men. Sign up soon at the local office. Office closed Jan 23 to Jan 29 for Annual Agricultural Representative’s Conference in Winnipeg.
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Lloyd Anderson
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Miniota
Winnipeg
Soils Course Two Identical One Week Sessions Planned
Agricultural and Homemaking School hosts two weeklong soils courses in crop management. The first runs February 8 to 12 and the second February 16 to 19, from 10 a m to 12 noon. Fees total ten dollars per student for the week.
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Egata
Hamiota 4 H Garden Club Reorganizes
The Hamiota 4 H Garden Club met at Mrs. Don Pollock's home for a re organization of officers for the year. President Faye Pollock, Vice President Cheryl Tremaine, Secretary Treasurer Joyce Twerden, Reporter Brenda Irwin, with fourteen members present. Plans were made for the year and new members showed strong enthusiasm. Open to any child over ten, with a short discussion on year one to year six projects. Meeting adjourned and lunch served.
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Don Pollock
Faye Pollock
Cheryl Tremaine
Joyce Twerden
Brenda Irwin
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