Winding Down November Before Christmas In Currie
Community notes from Currie SD recount visits by Hendricks and Loewen families, relocations, and extended kin in Portage and Winnipeg. 4H and curling events loom, Remembrance Day reflections urge peace, and a wedding celebration for Mrs Nowasad (Margaret Fawcett) with gifts and luncheon marks the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Canada
Tus
Canada
W. Nowasad
Currie School
Margaret
S. Thompson
N Hulme, Jr
J. Franks
F. Larsen
H. Strieck
Franks
L. McIntosh
Hulme
Currie Sewing Circle
Currie
Hartford
Macaulay
Arty
Allison
Blaine
Brenda Thompson
Mrs. Nowasad
Margaret Fawcett
Bagot 4H Sewing Club Elects For 1957 58 Team
Bagot 4H Sewing Club names officers for 1957 58 term with Sandra Kalberg as president Donna Danke sreiter as vice president Myrna Nichol as secretary treasurer and Dorothy Smith as press reporter At a November 8 meeting Kalberg led routine business and plans for a Telephone Whist Drive were discussed Seven members and three leaders attended Emmonds Extension Service addressed awards and necessary work and inspected current projects
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagot 4H Sewing Club
Sandra Kalberg
Donna Dankesreiter
Myrna Nichol
Dorothy Smith
Miss Emmonds
Extension Service
Former Bagot Man Dies in Saskatchewan Car Crash
Lloyd Walden a former Bagot resident died and his wife Milly survives after his car skidded on an icy Saskatchewan road near Carlyle on October 23. He was born in Penante 1916 and lived in Bagot until 1947 before moving to Carlyle where he ran a taxi service. He leaves a son James, a daughter Lucy, his father Jesse Walden, four sisters and three brothers, plus many nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held at Carlyle United Church with burial in Glen Morriss cemetery. many locals attended to extend sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Walden
Bagot
Carlyle
Sask
Lloyd
Penante
Jesse Walden
Russell
Cecil
Milly
James
Lucy
Seaforth
Ont
Mildred) Woolsey
Flossie) Marshall
Regina
Edna
Lockman
Marjorie) Slaughter
London
Charlie
Stoner
B.C
Claude
Marathon
Clarence
R. E. Walden
Winnipeg
Carlyle United Church
Glen Morriss Cemetery
Card of Thanks from J Pogue Sr
The kindness of friends and neighbors during my illness is deeply appreciated. Thanks to the Image Creek Community Club and W.F. for cards, chocolates, fruit, and help at my home. Thank you one and all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Image Creek Community Club
W.F
J. Pogue, Sr
Image Creek Notes and Snow Club Meeting Invite
Mr and Mrs J L Pogue visited Treherne Sunday. Mr and Mrs J W Matthews now drive a 1956 Monarch. Image Creek Snow Club meets Monday November 18 at 8 p.m. in the school with hoped for good attendance. Mrs Mary Purkess hosted a wear ever brush party last week with Mrs J Dankesreitler leading demonstrations. Winners were Mrs E Pogue and Mrs Glen Nichol. A lunch for 14 adults and 4 children followed, hosted by Mrs Purkess with helpers Mrs E Towerley and Mrs B Nichol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Coubrough
Winnipeg
Walter Coubrough
M. W. Burch
Brandon
S Maines
Portage la Prairie
CPR
Image Creek
R. Kerr
Dennis Beaudin
Kerr
Toronto
A. Dickson
Currie S
W.F
St. Stephen United Church
Bill
Bagot Men's Curling Club
Image Creek Snow Club
Mary. Purkess
J. Dankesreitler
E. Pogue
Glen Nichol
Also Mentioned on This Page
News of
Bagot & District
K. Switzer
Currie SD
Elm Creek
Hendricks
Sprague
J. Loewen
R Tarr
3Rd St. N.W
Portage
R. Holtom
High River
Alta
G. R. Nichol
B. Nichol
H. Stark
Geo. Thompson
ALR
Henry
Portage Te Prairie
Malcolm E. Mackinnon
Austin
Hoalye
Barrister
MacGreer
Manitoba
Chevrolet
Harry L. Trump
Clement Block
Roland Dann
Connie’s Style Shop
Macgregor & District
Man
Mrs. A. Pogue
JL. Pogue
Treherne
J. W. Matthews
Fleetwood
Portage Consumers Co-op. Ltd
Macgregor
Manitoba Industry
Fort Garry Brewery
Frontier
Fort Garry Brewery Ltd
Brewers’ and Allied Traders’ Exhibition
England
Commonwealth
Fort Garry Brewery Limited
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