Baby boy welcomed to the Slimmons family
The community welcomes a baby boy for Mr. and Mrs. A Slimmons. Mrs H Woodstock returns home after weeks with daughter Lillian in Vancouver. Mr E Beggs spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs J R Rankin. Mrs R McFeely visited Saskatoon with her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Ivan Kirk. Shirley Anderson spent the weekend at home and returned to Brandon Sunday.
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Brandon
Reduced Rail Fares For Royal Agricultural Winter Fair Toronto
Reduced rail fares announced by R. H. Powers for travel to the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair in Toronto from November 16 to 24. Tickets on sale at stations west of Fort William and Armstrong Ontario. Round trips priced as regular one way fare plus one third with specific validity windows across provinces. Return deadline set for November 25 at midnight.
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Cash Auction Sale at 1 P.M. In Rink If Wet
A cash auction sale begins at 1 pm with items including a Nash 1934 car two door in good order a Morris piano a Chesterfield and chair a Monarch electric washing machine a new two burner Rangette a Rootney range a dining room suite a Peerless sewing machine a walnut bedroom suite kitchen table dishes and numerous other articles Bills list the full inventory for bidders.
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Farm sale on November 15 near Isabella auctioning cows and equipment
Auction at 11 a.m. on Monday November 15 in S W 13 15 26 214 miles west of Isabella, 5 miles east on Isabella Decker road. Items include 5 good milk cows to freshen in March, 5 1 4 year old steers, horses, tractors and implements, oat sheaves, pullets, household effects, and more. Lunch provided. Auctioneer Isabella. Phone 91-3 Crandall exchange.
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Anglican Laymen Association Reorganized After War Dormancy
The Birtle Deanery Laymen's Association was revived at a Min iota dinner on October 21 with about 100 laymen from parishes including Binscarth Birtle Craigie Elk horn Hamiota Kenton Miniota Russell Shellmouth Shoal Lake Strathclair and Virden. Archdeacon I A Norris and Rev H L Newton attended. Officers include Hon. president Rev A H Cummings president Bert Cockburn vice president Frank Woodmass secretary treasurer C Ellerington G Laslett G W Moxham F J Winstone and A Hartney. The group discussed a permanent diocesan summer camp and planned fundraising for a Legion Hall with a bingo and lunch to close.
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Bert Cockburn
Binsearth
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G. W. Moxham
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Maurice Francis
W.H. Josey
Ladies' Auxiliary Meets in Orange Hall Highlights
The Ladies' Auxiliary held Friday night meetings with Mrs. J. Russell presiding. Mrs. Russell greeted visiting Auxiliary members from Kenton as 34 members answered roll call. Final plans were set for the Legion Carnival event on Friday November 12. The traveling basket was discussed.
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Orange Hall
Edwina Rutherford Showered Before Her October Wedding
A 1948 kitchen shower for Edwina Rutherford was hosted by Mesdames Oldfield McMillan Neb Curll Dillon Woods and Douglas Rutherford in the United Church parlor at 3 p.m. Gifts included an electric clock and a rolling pin. Edwina thanked guests inviting visits to Vancouver.
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Edna Rutherford
Joan Hudson
Maureen McConnell
Gail Fraser
Sharon Duchart
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Edwina
Bob
Vancouver
Eileen Wray
Ina Hazlewood
Doreen McMillan
Hazel Dale
Eula Woods
Aileen Burgess
June Wilson
Sheila Hemphill
Prairie soil is national treasure and needs action
A Canadian notice stresses soil conservation across the prairie provinces amid a dry season. It urges more funds, technicians, and education, led by the Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration, and calls on farmers to treat soil as the primary asset and care as a first commandment of farming.
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Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration
Western
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