Easter Week Notices and Local Church News
Local notices report auto license demand with a 20 percent price cut after March 31. Betsy Elliott of Winnipeg visits in town with her father E Gordon Elliott. Fred W Barton returns to Keewatin Ontario after a month with family. Portage la Prairie Music Festival entry forms available from Mrs Woodin due by April 5. Mrs B C Peterson of Dand visits relatives in town. WMS Thank-offering Meeting at United Church on April 13 at 8 pm with Mrs Hyde and Burnside party. Easter services held in local churches with special music and sermons on the Resurrection.
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WMS
United
Hyde
Burnside
Vinetta Tay Saunders Laid To Rest In MacGregor Cemetery
The remains of the late Vinetta Tay Saunders, beloved wife of Joseph Saunders of Winnipes, were brought to MacGregor on Monday and interred in the family plot. She died January 13 at Misericordia Hospital Winnipeg at 39 after an appendicitis operation. She leaves three children, her mother, six sisters, and Earl and Leonard Saunders as stepsons. Mr. Saunders and Leonard accompanied the body. Mrs. Harald Saunders of Carberry and other relatives attended the burial service led by Rev. S. R. McLeod.
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Vinetta Tay
Joseph Saunders
Winnipes
MacGregor
Saunders
Leonard
Harald Saunders
Carberry
S. R. McLeod
Easter Greetings and Local Notices From Bagot
Bagot residents share Easter greetings and updates. JW Broadfoot spends holidays in Gladstone. Maud Pogue visits Winnipeg relatives. Ted Radclyffe and friends enjoy time with the Burchs. B G Crealock broke his wrist and is hospitalized at Portage. Upcoming events include a Young People entertainment on April 7 and a Girls' Club play “The Mystery of the Masked Girl” in the Hall. Easter church service attendance noted and Rev McLeod delivered a sermon on Jesus words and Resurrection. Bagot Young People Unites to lead the next service.
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B. G. Crealock
Realment
Portage Hospital
Girls’ Club of
Austin
Bigot
S.R. McLeod
Jesus
Bagot
Unies
Easter Week News From Beaver and District
Beaver a spent the Easter week end with her parents at Aust n Miss Good is spending the Easter vacation visiting in Winnipeg and at Rossendale Mrs Ben Richardson and Mr Pred Lake received word on Saturday of the death of their brother in law Mr James Keilor of Foren o on the Image Creek Mission Band Bazaar held in the school last Thursday was well patronized A varied programme was given by the pupils and Rev SR Melod acted as chairman The UF whist drive and dance held in the Beaver hall on Wednesday night was well attended The prize winners eve 1 Mise Evelyn Thompson and Art Graham 2 Mowatt and Wallace Stone In the list of floral tributes for the late Mr Henry Annison the names of Mr and Mrs Thos Annison was unavoidably omitted last week There were also two for three from some friends unknown which we were unable to include in the
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Aust
Miss Good
Winnipeg
Rossendale
Ben Richardson
Pred Lake
James Keilor
Foren’o
Image Creek
SR. Melod
Beaver Hall
Mise Evelyn Thompson
Art Graham
Mowatt
Wallace Stone
Henry Annison
Thos. Annison
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Herald Ams
Community notices from Katrime Winniper region events
Mrs George Bolton visits Winniper with whist drive and dance planned for April 2. Easter holidays split among Desford Man and Miss KE. Barter and Joan visit Pratt with Mayfeld Dramatic Society show on April 9. Local residents host lectures and Easter services in Katrime and MacGregor with community events at Handicraft Hall on April 6 for Glow Club and school children.
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George Bolton
Winniper
A.G
Barley Varieties for 1937 Grades Defined by Committee
Farmers decide 1937 crops as the National barley committee cites Circular No 65. Only six row varieties OAC No 21 Measury Measury Ott 60 Chinese Manc hurian Gartons and Peatland will enter listed grades. For feeding purposes the smooth varieties Regal Wisconsin No 38 and Newal may be desirable but cannot be graded higher than No 3 CW. Trebi can be graded No 1 or No 3 CW but yields no higher price than standard No 3 CW.
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National Barley Committee
Board of Grain Commissioners
OAC
Regal
Wisconsin
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Betty Elliott
E. Gordon Elliott
Fred W. Barton
Keewatin
Ont
Portage la Prairie
Woodin
B. C. Peterson
Dand
J. B. Fox
Macgregor Cemetery
Mr. JW. Broadfoot
Gladstone
Maud Pogue
EW. Porne
Ted Radclyffe
W. Burch
Pure Food Store
Libby
Tbs
Asc
Sibs
Er Pas
Royal Crown
Bc Sc
McCormick & CO
Man
Beaver
Hawanesa Mutual] Insurance Company
Mackinnon & Mackinnon
Austin and
Manitoba
Erle R. George
China
Gray
Herald
Katrime
Harvey Gilbert
KE. Fox
Desford
Cnttiea
Jimmy
Mayfeld Dramatic Sci
Irvin Hanna
Elston Carmichael
Portege la Prairie
Ronald McKelvy
Harod
Donnie Barber
Ree St. Michaels
Katrimne
J. R. Horton
North Western University
Vortage la Prairie
J. H. Merrell
Batley Block
Trip
Brandon
Correst
Mackinnon
J. Percival MacKinnon
Malcolm E. MacKinnon
Ilicitor
Fish and Poultry
J. M. McPhee
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