Bible School A Success Closes With Prayerful Service
The Bible School program titled The Bible is My Guide concluded Friday with 49 boys and girls presenting a closing service to a large audience. Eighteen enrolled, average daily attendance noted. Leaders highlighted flag processions, songs, scripture, and handicraft displays under Rev Dickinson and Mrs Knox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ation Bible School
Our
Canada
Jesus
R. O'Neilll
eginner-Primary
B. Brand
Carberry
J. Mitchell
Rossburn
Rev. Dickinson
S. Knox
Pine Creek
J. Fallis
R. O'Neill
Mary Neudorf
L. Dickinson
J. Heppner
Under Maples Newsletter Stirs Community Notices
The Nipawin area notes a hockey club camera raffle winner, Gail Yeryk of Cave, with August 26 back‑to‑school plans. Editorial chatter covers theater shows, local visitors, office additions, an autocaster for ads, harvest progress, a misprinted ad, and a curious old printing machine piece. Readers are urged to share news items for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stare Tarr
Sfice
Gail Yeryk
Cave
Ontario Woman Dies in Highway Mishap West of Austin
Miss Caroline Reynolds of Mattawa Ontario died at Carberry Hospital after a car driven by Mrs Caroline Edwards also of Mattawa left the Trans Canada highway three miles west of Austin and rolled into a ditch. Edwards and her two sons were treated for injuries. another passenger Tony Scherbanovich of Saskatoon escaped harm. RCMP are investigating. no inquest planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Reynolds
Mattowa
Ont
Austin
Daily Graphic News
Ontario
Carberry Hospital
Mattawa
Caroline Edwards
Billy
Tommy
Tony Scherbanovich
Saskatoora
Carol
Mr. Lorence Sladek Passes Away
Lorence Sladek of Gladstone died suddenly on August 11 after years of poor health. Born February 6 1900 in Creko Slovakia he emigrated to Manitoba in 1924 and farmed around Sperling Plumas Pine Creek. He led the Sladek bee business and spent winters in Georgia. Services were at All Saints Anglican Church Gladstone with Rev D W Roberts officiating. Interment followed at Gladstone cemetery. pallbearers included J E Litton A G Karaz T W Manns E G Manns. He is survived by his mother Mrs George Sladek a daughter Matilda Manns four grandchildren and siblings Gasper Tom and Mrs J R Schellenberg. predeceased by his father and brother John. Friends came from multiple towns including Winnipeg Petersfield Aus tin Pine Creek Fir dale Bat on Saskatoon Plumas Langruth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorence
Gladstone
Mr. Sladek
Creko
Slovakia
Manitoba
Sperling
Plumas
Pine Creek
Sladek Brothers
Tarrytown
Georgia
Stone
Rev
D. W. Roberts
Neepawa
All Saints’ Anglican Church
J. E. Litton
A. G. Karaz
T. W Manns
E. G. Manns
Firdale
G. L. Sladek
G. J Sladek
Saskatoon
HO. Hughson
R. G. McFarlane
George Sladek
Harold
Matilda) Manns
Kay
Linda
Debra
Donna
Gasper
Tom
Winnipeg
J. R. Schellenberg
Chicago
Samuel T Brown Passes Away
Samuel Thomas Brown 78 formerly of 124 Lanark Street died Wednesday in Selkirk Manitoba born Port Perry Ontario came to Sidney Manitoba in 1899 He retired from the CPR in 1945 after 46 years in maintenance of weight department and as a section foreman in Brookdale Portage Prairie Empress Alberta Cheatter MacGregor and Glensboro Manitoba He was past master of Temple Lodge No 49 AF and AM MacGregor Manitoba member of St Andrews River Heights United Church He was father of RCAF war ace Wing Commander Mark Henry Brown DCF killed over Malta in 1941 His wife Ellen Marion died in 1952 Surviving Roy two daughters Mrs Jean Segall and Mrs Ruby Playfair Winnipeg five grandchildren one sister Mrs Charles Beanot one brother Will Funeral service Friday 2 45 pm Thomson chapels Rev J L Mannis officiating Burial St James Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Thomas Brown
Lanark Street
Selkirk
Man
Port Perry
Sidney
CPR
Brookdale
Porta Prairie
Empress
Alta
MacGregor
Glensboro
Temple L Odge
St. Andrew's River Heights
RCAF
Mark Henry Brown
DCF
Malta
Ellen Marion
Roy
Jean Segall
Ruby Playfair
Winnipeg
Charles Bee
Will of Carberry
Thomson
J. L. Mennis
St. James Cemetery
Beautification Winners Announced In North Norfolk
Judges J. D. Baudic and Welland Stonehouse named winners in the Urban Home Grounds contest with Russ Hotel MacGregor first, Charles Pennell second, Mrs. Eva Ormiston third, and Richard Birkett fourth. Rural contest had seven entrants led by Herb Borton Pathead, with George Restall Rossendale second and Sid Hay MacGregor sharing fourth with Carl Berquist Beaver and Frank Bennett Rossendale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Baudic
Welland Stonehouse
North Norfolk
Russ Hotel
MacGregor
Charles Pennell
Eva Ormiston
Richard Birkett
Herb Borton
Pathead
George Restall
Rossendale
You Have a Date at the MacGregor Fair Grounds
A community event list notes a Sunday ball game on August 24 at 2 p.m. at the MacGregor Fair grounds. It marks the semi final United Church Building Fund rummage sale follow ups including a WMS bake sale on September 6 at 4 p.m. and Stan Firth's showroom donations. St Pauls WA meets August 27 at 2 30 at Mrs Jelly home for hospital donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacGregor Fair Grounds
United Church Building Fund
WMS. Wil
Stan Firth
St. Paul's WA
B. Jelly
Modern Municipal Building Fully Completed
The new municipal building on George Croucher’s former property is finished and in use since May. It serves both the municipality and village with oil heat and modern fixtures, while the old office, used since 1929, once housed a jewelry store and was run by clerk G. Lewin until retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Croucher
M. Hay
R. Boaz
A. Weber
C. Brown
The
Herald
G. Currie
G. Lewin
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Vacdn
Tle
Robert Harvey
Jack Fraser
Nipawin Journal
Jack
Herald Office
R Lamb
Lyle
Tday
Mr. Lorence Sladek
White
John
Petersfield
Baton
Portage la Prairie
Plumas and
Langruth
Samuel T. Brown
Macdonald
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