Lavenham Notes Share Dances, Fares, and Local News
Loyal Orange Lodge held two meetings on November 18 in Lavenham hall. Deer season opens November 26 with two closed seasons listed for several animals. Woman's Auxiliary of Lavenham United Church staged a successful bazaar November 19. Local residents visit Winnipeg and Portage la Prairie. several moves and visits noted. Ladies Curling Club plans a December 3 dance at the Orange Hall with Machan's Orchestra. An old time fiddling contest is set for December 1 in Rathwell with entries by 6 pm. Phil Henry returns from Edmonton. wintering with relatives. Community polio-benefit dances planned for Mrs. A. Woodward and son, watch for date. November 16 plowing memory linked to 49 years ago. A polio-benefit dance occurred in Treherne on November 24 for the Woodwards in hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rathwell
H. Wilson
A. Woodward
Gary Theatre
Treherne
Queen Elizabeth Hospital
Winnipeg
Mr. Woodward
Manitoba School Bonspiel in Winnipeg December 27 28 1934
Manitoba seniors new spiel holds four games per rink starting 8 30 am with Free Press Tribune Standard Broom and Dan Davidson entries via school principal. Manitoba Playdown on December 30 1954 final December 31 1954. winner goes to Canadian Championships in Sydney Nova Scotia February 21 25 1955. Entries may be sent to W Lyle Dyker Gordon Bell High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Free Press
Tribune
Standard Broom
Dan Davidson
Sydney
Nova Scotia
W. Lyle Dyker
Bonspiel
Lee- Gordon Bell High School
Bagot Women Hold November Meeting At Home
The November meeting of the Bagot WA and WMS was held Wednesday November 17 at Mrs J L Pogues home. President Mrs V Nichol led the session and treasurer Mrs A W Kalberg reported finances. December 5 set as White Gift Sunday and December 8 as Christmas gathering at St Stephen United Church at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagot WA
WMS
J. L. Pogue
V. Nichol
A.W. Kalberg
St Stephen United Church
Selkirk Wheat Order Forms Now Available
The Manitoba Department of Agriculture offers Selkirk Wheat seed distribution aid. Carberry Agricultural Office has order forms for unadvised farmers, with stock in lots from 210 12 bushels. Seed prices: Selkirk 4.50 per bushel, Cer eda 4.00, Commercial Seed 8.00. Farmers may list surplus seed for sale, must meet Commercial Grades 1 2 or 3 and obtain a Seed Sample Control Certificate.
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Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Selkirk
Carberry Agricultural Office
Cereda
Carberry Tricultural Office
Room 730
Dominion Pa Lie Building
Winnipeg
Women’s Mission Society Elects Officers for 1855 and 1955
Officers elected for 1855 include President Mrs ER Pogue Vice President Mrs C Stewart Secretary Mrs J L Pogue Treasurer Mrs A W Kalberg with sick committee Mrs J M Bask ler assisted by Mrs R V Nichol Lynch served by Mrs G R Nichol and Mrs W Bodie Jr. Mrs G R Nichol president conducted the WMS meeting. A funds appeal from December was approved and $10 was donated to The Church Home for Girls. Officers for 1955 are President Mrs GK Nichol Vice President Mrs C Matthews Secretary Mrs J Lamont Treasurer Mrs A Pogue with Christian Stewardship See Mrs A Pogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Nichol
WMS
GK. Nichol
C. Matthews
J. Lamont
A. Pogue
Emergency roles listed for local group officers
A roster of society posts includes Emergency Sec Mrs J Lamom Supply Sec Mrs RV Nichol Christian Citizenship Mrs M W Burch Literary Sec Mrs Armason Associate Members Mrs C Matthews Mission Band Mrs M W Burch and Mrs C Nichol Baby Band Mrs Stats Crealock Mrs J L Pogue Sick Committee same as WA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lamom
S Coulthard
Supply
RV. Nichol
Christian Citizenship
M. W. Burch
Armason
C. Matthews
C. Nichol
Stats Crealock
J. L. Pogue
Principle of 4-H Club Work Emphasizes Learning by Doing
The 4-H Club Work promotes learning through action with each participant personally responsible for a farming or homemaking project carried out on the home farm.
The Banks Serving Your Community
Money goes to work every day as bank credit runs through personal and commercial life. Chartered banks adapt many services to meet the changing needs of modern enterprise and life, providing assurance that credit is at work in all communities.
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Lavenham News
RB. Florence
the Loyal Orange Lodge No. 1784
Woman's Auxiliary
Lavenham United Church
Tom Newton
Wm Inlaw
C. Ringland
Alf Blagden
Grant
Portage la Prairie
Bob Zimmerman
Ed. Lloyd
Lloyds
Ladies’ Curling Club
Orange Hall
Machan
Midnite Oor
Meagan
Vancouver
Phil Henry
Edmonton
T. Henry
Neice
Stan Woodward
Stan
Namco Airport
Laurie Perkins
Fall Farm
Here
Geo. Atkens
Laurie
Mr. A. Perkins
George
Wilbur
Erle R.george
Optometrist
Mayfair Hotel
Aaron
Ord
Bagot
Mrs JM. Basher
Bagot WA. and
WMS. Elect
Faber Any
Dlo
May
Howe Omer Og
Montgomery's Drugs
Macgregor
ONIYE
Pease
Stratton
Tonto
Ontario
Colborne St
Toronto
Omtaho
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