DISTRICT DOINGS SHOOTS BANDED DUCK IN HNS REPORT
A Mallard duck with 1946 Washington DC tag shot by local insurance agent G Gibb in Barons sparks district notes. Scarlet fever and mumps cases stirred health officers while a new neon sign graces Barons Coffee Shop run by M Yackulic. A chickenpox rise prompts concern among Barons families. A Barons bowling party drew 45 members from the Students Union for a morning outing on October 14.
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G. Gibb
Washington, D.C
M. Yackulic
BARONS
HNS
Barons Students’ Union
Harvest Nears Finish in Pincher Creek Area
Harvest in Pincher Creek area winds up within a week as heavy fields stand. crops exceeded expectations despite hail and frost. Wheat yields range 25 to 50 bushels per acre with some above 50. Hay fair to good, stock feed ample for winter. farmers finish fall tasks and seek rains after harvest.
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PINCHER CREEK
Last Rites For Maycroft Man Bert Ross
Funeral services for Bert Ross a well known Maycroft oldtimer were held at Pincher Creek United Church. Rev A J D Multon conducted the service with interment in Fairview cemetery. Pallbearers were A J Price J Heaton H Nelson R Nelson Dick Williams and C Pharis, all Lundbreck district residents.
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LUNDBRECK
HNS
Bert” Ross
Maycroft oldtimer
Pincher Creek
Cranbrook Liberal Associa tion Holds Spirited Meeting Without Motion
In Cranbrook Kimberley the Cranbrook Kimberley Liberal Association held its annual meeting with lively debate on coalition and highway issues. No motion passed but plans to expand road programs north of Kimberley and west of Cranbrook were urged. The East Kootenay Liberal meeting will be in Cranbrook at the Canadian Legion hall Tuesday with local associations represented. Officers include J H Cameron president and Ross Pacazzo treasurer. Other elected officers: Mrs H J Caldwell, William Faulds, J Buchanan, Ralph Read. Executive members: J H Cameron George Haddad J J O Neill C 3B Kelvin R S Stanton J E Cale Per Williams. Entertainment committee: George Haddad T A Moore, Daniel Boone William Faulds. Organization committee: J H Cameron Brophy Dunne William Stevely Nancy Miles John Wirth Guy Williams Robin Porter.
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KIMBERLEY
8.C
HNL
Cranbrook-Kimberley
J. H. Cameron
association
Ross Paascazzo
Cranbrook
H. J Caldwell
William Faulds
James Buchanan
Ralph Read
J H Cameron
George Haddad
J J O'Neill
Kelvin
Marysville
R. S. Stanton
Maine
J E Cale
Ta Ta Creek
Per Williams
Yahk
T. A. Moore
Daniel Boone
Brophy Dunne
William Stevely
Nancy Miles
John Wirth
Guy Willams
Robin Porter
Beet Worker Accidentally Shot in Beet Field Accident
Stirling, HNS Johnny Lamisko was shot in the leg while testing a shotgun with Larry Nelson in a beet field. Johnny tossed a beet skyward, Larry fired, and the gun misfired again as Johnny approached. He was taken to St Michael's Hospital for treatment with no broken bones.
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STIRLING
HNS
Johnny Lamisko
Ray
Moyie Resident Fanny Willicome Dies At 84 in Cranbrook
Mrs Fanny Willicome 84 died in hospital after a fall in Moyie last week and arm fracture. Born in Barnstable England she moved with husband Lewis to Fort Steele then Moyie. Survived by daughter Mrs E 8S Baker son Lewis Sidney seven grandchildren two great grandchildren. Funeral services held Saturday at McPherson Funeral Home.
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CRANBROOK
HNS
Fanny Willicome
Moyie
Lewis Willicome
Barnstable
England
Fort Steele
Willicome
Moyle
E 8S
Skookumchuk
Lewis
Sidney
McPherson Funeral Home
Plan Dance Lundbreck Home and School Meets
The monthly Home and School Association meeting in the school discussed plans for a dance on October 20 to support the Christmas tree fund.
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LUNDBRECK
HNS
Home and School Association
Master Farm Family Awards Announced in Alberta
Hon. David Ure announces the second group of Master Farm Family Award winners in Alberta. Five families receive $1,000, an engraved plaque, and a name plate for the farm entrance as the program promotes farm progress and rural pride. The Emile Cammaert Family of Rockyford earns Southern Region honors.
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David Ure
Edmonton
Alberta
Emile Cammaert
Rockyford
Charles J. Kallal
Tofield
Roy Bakern
Wetaskiwin
Parson
Boyle
Fred Labrecque
Spirit River
Ure
L. R. Jensens
Magrath
Drumheller
Department of Agriculture
W.A. Plans Bazaar in New Dayton Meeting
The New Dayton W.A. met at Mrs. G. L. Metzger home for October. Mrs. L. B. Duncan led the devotional. Final plans were set for a bazaar and tea on Oct 22. A special church meeting is scheduled for Nov 8. Mrs. Glen Metzger helped serve refreshments.
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DAYTON
W.A
G. L. Metzger
L. B. Duncan
Glen Metzger
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