R Mills Buried at Lethbridge
Arnold Robert Millis 55 of Prince Rupert B C formerly Lethbridge Alberta died recently in Prince Rupert and was buried in Mountain View Cemetery Lethbridge after a funeral service at Martin Brothers Funeral Home Lethbridge He was superintendent of the Canadian government elevator at Prince Rupert for two years and earlier an elevator inspector for Ogilvie Flour Mills in Southern Alberta Surviving are his wife Flora Bell Fraser a son William three brothers and four sisters
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Arnold Robert Millis
Prince Rupert
B.C
Lethbridge Alta
Mountain View
Lethbridge
Martin Brothers Funeral
Mills
Ogilvie Flour Mills Ltd
Alberta
Flora Bell
Fraser
William
John E.R.M
W. A
F. E Clark
R. S. Cooper
HJ Partridge
G. Hames
Welwyn and Winnipeg Visitors Share Weekend Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Joe Marsh and Mr and Mrs Mac Ironside of Welwyn spent Sunday at the G White home. Bert Dawson and Harold Greig of Winnipeg visited A and H Gray over the weekend. Alex Robbing of London Ontario visited Wes Rivers. Mr C Ineson of Winnipeg is spending a week with Mrs WB Strachan. Frank Chambers of Lomond Alberta visited Wes Rivers. Sympathy to the Smith family on their mother's passing. Harvey Smith visited relatives at Togo Saskatchewan. Glen Smith of Yorkton and Miss Margaret Robertson of Toronto spent weekend at Mr D Smith's home.
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Joe Marsh
Mac Ironside
Welwyn
G. White
Bert Dawson
Harold Greig
Winnipeg
A. and
H. Gray
Alex Robbing
London
Wes Rivers
C. Ineson
W.B Strachan
Frank Chambers
Lomond
Alta
Smith
Harvey Smith
Togo
Sask Glen Smith
Yorkton
Margaret Robertson
Toronto
Mr. D. Smith
Oak River School Association holds annual meeting
Oak River School Association elected officers on Friday September 24 with Les Skinner as President Donna Heapy as Vice President Jean Bailey as Secretary Beyv Cantelon as Treasurer Byron Bridgeman as Press Reporter Stewart Corbet Jack Hume and Keith Corbet as Athletic Committee along with Dramatic and Paper committees names listed. Visitors include Frances Mielke in Winnipeg and others from Winnipeg Portage La Prairie and Port Arthur. Judging for grounds awarded to Mrs Geo Robertson and runners up with local winners noted.
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Oak River School Association
Les Skinner
Donna Heapy
Jean Bailey
Beyv Cantelon
Byron Bridgeman
Stewart Corbet
Jack Hume
Keith Corbet
Bev. Greenaway
Marlene Burt
Eileen Black
Dorothy Skinner
Yvonne Corbet
Shirley Jesperson
Ray Power
Cheryl McLennan
Judy
Armstrong
Cardale
Bailey
Elgin Stewart
Bowman
Peterson
Roy Johnson
Little Lee
Port Arthur
Walter Smyth
Oak River Bride Weds in Manitoba Then Heads to California
Elizabeth Ruth Paxton daughter of Mrs L Paxton and the late Thomas Paxton of Oak River married Gerald Lee Fletcher son of Mr and Mrs E Fletcher of Holmfield at Oak River United Church on September 11. Rev A Friebert officiated. The couple plans to reside in Los Angeles after a reception at the bride's home.
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Oak River United Church
Elizabeth Ruth
L. Paxton
Thomas Paxton
Oak River
Gerald Lee Fletcher
E. Fletcher
Holmfield
A. Friebert
Charlotte Paxton
Saskatoon
Clive Jarvis
William Taylor
Mrs. Fletcher
Los Angeles
University of Manitoba
William Owen Curll Dies At 78 In Hamiota
William Owen Curll died at Hamiota Hospital on Monday September 20 1954 after a short illness at age 78. Funeral services were held September 23 at Christ Church with Rev T Thurlow officiating and burial in Hamiota Cemetery. The Masonic Order held last rites at the grave. Curll, born September 10 1876 in Bridgewater Nova Scotia, moved west in 1901 and settled in Hamiota in 1932 to run a grocery business until retirement.
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William Owen Curl
Hamiota Hospital
Christ Church
Rev. T Thurlow
Hamiota
John McGhee
F. M. Manwaring
Geo. Pittendreigh
J. Russell
F. J. Coombs
E. L. Westbrook
Mr. Curll
Bridgewater
Nova Scotia
Proclamation for RM of Hamiota Elections October 1954
Electors meet October 12 1954 at Municipal Hall Hamiota to nominate Reeve and Councillors for wards 4 5 6 for 1955 1956 Nomination papers require a statutory declaration and treasurer's certificate If a poll is needed it will be held October 22 1954 from 9 am to 5 pm at six ward locations.
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Treas
Obituary details of Mr Curl with family and associations
In 1953 he belonged to the Anglican Church and the Oddfellows Lodge and served as Past Master of Ham ata Lodge No 84 AF AM. He was a horticulturist with well kept lawns trees and flower plots. Survived by widow Elsie five sons Milton Clifford Manson Brandon Gordon Binscorth Nesbitt Ham iota eight grandchildren and three brothers Hastings W Bridgewater Harold E Winnipeg J Nelson Vancouver B C.
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the Oddfellows Lodge
Hamata Lodge No
Curl
Elsie
Milton
Clifford
Manson
Brandon
Gordon
Binscorth
Nesbitt
Hamiota
Hastings W
Bridgewater
N. S
Harold E
Winnipeg
J. Nelson
Vancouver
B. C
Public Meeting of Hamiota Ratepayers Organized
A public meeting of the Ratepayers of the Rural Municipality of Hamiota will be held at the Municipal Hall in Hamiota on Tuesday October 12 1954 at 2 p.m. for reports and discussion on public affairs. Returning Officer WM T Andrew dated September 25 1954.
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Hamiota
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