Sedley visit and local club notes from a Manitoba paper
Laurie McEwan returns to town for a visit with Mrs. A G MacKinnon after summer at Sedley Sask. Curling Club executive to meet at H A Lye’s office Saturday at 8 pm. Legion parade to St Paul’s Church Sunday Nov 12 at 7 30 pm. Mrs. Rogers returns to Granum Alta after visiting family. Victoria Hockey Club to organize for season Oct 31 at 8 pm in the rink. Sermon on The unquenchable fire at United Church Sunday night urged for young men and women. Christ Church Austin drama group to stage A Peach of a Family in Sidney Fri Nov 3 with lunch and dancing. MacGregor Masonic Hall Nov 10 3 30 pm admission 35c, 15 and under 20c. Dance in MacGregor Orange Hall with local musicians. Education notes stressing schools as vital in hard times and promoting Education Week Nov 12–18. Rev T A Broadfoot to speak at United Church Nov 1 under WMS auspices. North Norfolk taxes final day Oct 31. Loban Young Men’s Club formed. officers elected with Leader Rev R Smalley, President Donald Turner, Vice Pres Tom Parker, Secretary Bert Pepper, Treasurer Fred Smith. Club meets at Turner’s store Thu evenings and Sunday School.
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Christ Church
Austin
Masonic Hall
MacGregor
St. Paul's W.A
North Norfolk
Turner
Orange
Or Hall
Organo
Rev
R. Smalley
Donald Turner
Tom Parker
Bert Pepper
Fred Smith
Sur Day School
Kilfoyle sale of farm stock set for tomorrow
Reminder note recalls R. H. Kilfoyle's sale of farm stock to-morrow Friday. Posters provide details. Also notes Ladies Aid monthly meeting at United Church on Tuesday October 1 at 3 p.m.
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R. H. Kilfoyle
The
Ladies Aid
United Church
LOL Annual Meeting Set for November in Orange Hall
The LOL will hold its annual meeting in Orange Hall on Wednesday November 1 at 8 pm. Officers for the ensuing year will be elected. Brethren are asked to bring light refreshments and attend in good numbers.
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Orange Hall
Winter Grips Western Canada With Heavy Snow
A broad wintry front blankets Western Canada from the Rockies to the Great Lakes with about eighteen inches of snow in Southern Alberta and two to six inches in Manitoba. The weather disruption contrasts with local business news as McCormick & Co plan to open a Turner store with groceries and fruits, while Virden’s notable businessman McCormick will reside in the Lamb house with his family.
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Canada
Rocky Mountains
Great Lakes
Alberta
Manitoba
McCormick & Co
Turner
McCormick
Virden
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Drumheller
Phone
Laurie McEwan
Sedley, Sask
A. G. MacKinnon
Curling Club
H. A. Lye
Canadian Legion
St. Paul’s Church
Vics. Hockey Club
Sidney
Christ Church Dramatic Group of
Mac
Gregor
Andrew
Graham Dearer
Neighbors
Dorothy McNaughton
Macauley
B. L. Patterson
Tena Lawrence
Orland Patterson
Westment
Maitoba
T. A. Broadfoot
Kongmoon
South China
China
W.ms
F. J. Thompson
Portage la Prairie
Vancouver
B.C
W. W. Blair
Thompson
C. E. Stewart
Don Stewart
S. Seed
H. Fryer
S. R. Lamb’s Grocery
Melrose
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