Decker W I Annual Meeting Big Year Reported
At the Decker Woman's Institute annual meeting president Mrs W Brown presided as secretary Mrs L Cochrane reported a creditable year. Directors elected include Mrs Brown Mrs Cochrane Mrs Decker and others. A play on the first W I formed. A bride’s basket gifts for Miss Hanna Foxton. Also wedding news and social notices from Isabella Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decker W.1
W. Brown
L. Cochrane
A. Dickey
Crandall
R. Searth
Isabella
Mesdames W. Brown
F. Decker
M. Little
A. Gill
N. Lints
A. L. Decker
W. Hall
W. Runchey
R. van Norman
W. 1
Hanna Foxton
Jean Pearson
Sharon Hall
Robt. Gammack
J. T. Finkbeiner
Decker Pool Elevator
J. E. Sunley
H. Stewart
Winnipeg
Geo. McConnell
Decker Elevator
W.I
Patterson
Harvey Lints
Bill Decker
Tom Anderson
Ray Lints
Ben Schweitzer
F. W. Decker
Implement Dealers
Bruce Doherty
Brandon
Celia Gill
Winnipeg Free Press
Free Press
Arthur William Tedder
Berlin
Decker Sunday School
Red Cross
Magnus Little
Harry Youngson
Garry
Jno. Youngson
Harry
H. S. Bowman
Bride Wears Blue Crepe Dress in Simple Ceremony
The bride wore a blue crepe dress for the wedding and a black coat with a red fox fur collar and black accessories. After a honeymoon in Brandon and various U S. stops the couple will reside on their Isabella area farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
Points
United States
Isabella
Hamiota War Work Board Annual Report 1945
The Hamiota War Work Branch of the Canadian Red Cross met to present the 1945 report. Reports cover knitting sewing and V-Bundles sent to overseas relief Russian Relief and Salvation Army, with a cash statement showing receipts of 540.44 and expenditures totaling 244.55, balance 295.89. Officers elected include President Mrs L King and secretary treasurer Mrs G H Ruttan. The group voted 250.00 to be sent to the Canadian Red Cross Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota War Work Board
Hamiota
Canadian Red Cross Society
L. King
G. H. Ruttan
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Canadian
J. Winter
A. Pangman
Baldwin
Ed. White
Education Week Observed At Hamiota School
Education Week held at Hamiota School highlighted Visitors Day with many parents attending. Sixty five students enrolled in the Collegiate Department while Friday’s program featured readings, music, choir numbers and school papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Connie Turnbull
Edith Baxter
Harold Cummings
Walter Hunsaker
Miss
United Church
W. G. Onions
Chumah Social Events Preview List Church Activities
The report outlines a series of church events in Chumah including a social evening with silent reels crokinole and lunch on Friday November 23rd plus a Christmas tree event on December 21st. Young peoples meetings occurred November 19th with eleven members and three visitors and a December 4th pie social and bazaar is planned with a program in preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Kirk
Mervena Hazelwood
Cecil Kidd
Jack
Olive Smith
L. Caldwell
Brandon
Brandon College Opens University Courses for Ex-Service Personnel
Brandon College announces expansion to offer first year University courses in Arts and Science for discharged ex-service personnel. Out of town students may reside on campus. If demand exists, classes start January 3, 1946 with special university examinations at session end.
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Brandon College
Manitoba
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James Dunkin
Optometrist
Tives Examined
Lloyd Sheridan
Watkins’ Products
James Horne
John McCallum
Horne
McConnell Bros
Canada Packers Ltd
Hamiota Meat Market
Turkeys
Yung
Law
Motor Vehicle Branch
Province OF
Decker
Chumah
Christian Science
First Church of Christ Scientist
Boston
Mass
Crandall Pictures
Casinova
Hamiota Hospital
Hemphill Sec.Treas
J. M. Williams
Court Hamiota
Geo. Chappell
Thief Ranger
John McGhee
District Fire Office
PO Strickland
George A. Lauman
Shoal Lake, Manitoba
L. A. Taylor
L. S. Taylor
Burgess
The
Royal Bank
Jasper
Dungan's Beauty Shoppe
Fred C. Bennest
Reesor's Jewelery
Reesor
Crown Life Representative
Harry Cooke
T. Sheridan
W. H. Cox
Fayraver
Neepawa
Optometrists
Opticians
Kensington
Portage Ave