Hartford News Briefs From the Indian School Supper Guests
Elsie Ann Frank and Artis Hoansome drove to Brandon last Wednesday while Edith resumed duties at the Indian School Sunday evening supper. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs Dankes-Teter of MacGregor and Charlton Smith of Edmonton. Aunt Mrs. Jack Reid, 86, and Mr. Kemp of Altamont paid the Rintoul home a surprise visit. Mr. and Mrs. S Thompson, Mr. and Mrs MM Shannock of Portage, and Mr. Wilson of Saskatoon joined. Greeted G. Stark for his 77th birthday on Sept 16. Lucid notes mention Winnipeg trip for D. Lamont and Margaret, and Linda’s fifth birthday supper with J. Smith.
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Elsie.ann
Frank
Artis Hoansome
Brandon
Edith
Hoansome
Dankes- Teter
MacGregor
Charlton Smith
Edmonton
Alta
Rintoul
Jack Reid
Kemp
Altamont Ont
S Thompson
And
Ten East
MM Shannock
Portage
Wilson
Saskatoon
Sask Sune
A. Fawcett
Sandra
Lloyd
G. Stark
D. Lamont
Margaret
Winnipeg
M. Cleaver
J. Smith
Linda
Rally Day Observed at Austin United Church
Austin United Rally Day featured a joint Sunday School and church service led by Helen Stephenson and Kenny Enta with Rev. Sly delivering the address on Into all the World with the Bible. The promotion of Sunday School students was conducted by superintendent Mrs. Pearson and certificates were awarded as pupils moved to advanced classes. The church staff grew to ten teachers including Beth Stephenson, Mrs. J. Makinson, Lois Hay, Carol Makinson, Mrs. A. Christofferson, Lloyd Hughson, Mrs. K. Routley, Mrs J Durward, K. Jedel, Alex Beresford, and continuing superintendent Mrs. Pearson.
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Austin United Church
Cole
Helen Stephenson
Kenny Enta
Sly
Pearson
Beth Stephenson
J. Makinson
Lois Hay
Carol Makinson
A. Christofferson
Lloyd Hughson
K. Routley
J Durward
K. Jedel
Alex Beresford
P. Pearson
Local notes from Rossendale and area include visitors and anniversaries
Mr and Mrs F Brown of Toronto visit Mrs Brown’s parents Mr and Mrs E Perkins. Mr and Mrs P Gorzen of Winnipeg visit relatives with uncle and aunt. J Neufeld’s family spend a week in Mor Den. Jack Charlton returns home from Wabowden summer job. K Crocker visits M H Basler in Steinbach. Jas Watson visits Portage area. Wedding anniversaries for Mr and Mrs J Henry of Lavenham and Mr and Mrs D McCulloch on Sept 26. Dance error corrected for Sept 23 with Frank Henry’s Orchestra. A Miller and Mrs Hetherington visit Mrs E Tomchuk. WA canvass in Rossendale Sept 26 to Oct 1 aided by CNIB.
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F. Brown
David
Donna
Toronto
Jack Charlton
Wabowden
K. Crocker
M H Basler
Steinbach
HN. Basler
Jas. Watson
R. Thomson
Portage
J. Henry
Lavenham
Canadian National Institute For the Blind
Manitoba Deer and Moose Seasons Announced for North and South
Hon. CH Witney announced southern Manitoba deer season opens November 7 with areas 1 and 2 starting October 31 and closing November 19. Northern districts open different dates for deer moose and elk with Duck Mountain season open to residents only and a special licence required. The province is divided into 13 big game districts and detailed folders outline each area’s dates.
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Manitoba
CH. Witney
Mines and Natural Resources
Pas
Lake Winnipeg
Inter
Duck Mountains
Duck Mountain
Local notices from Bagot area congratulate and report hospital visits
Mrs G Burton Kenny went to Winnipeg for hospital care. Mrs R Charlton and Mrs B Butterfield visited relatives in Winnipeg. Congratulations to Mrs G Thompson for a bingo win on Sept 16. L Irwin joined Burton to visit son and daughter in law. Mrs Rupp staying with Adams as Rupp in Balmoral hospital. Stan Ross and Sandra Lee spent weekend with P Henrys. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs D Coubrough on birth of baby boy Sept 14 at Portage General. Bill Bryant Brandon and Nita Thompson Portage visit Burton. Amos Currie and family visited H Currie. Nes McDougall Currie SD welcomed son David Neil Weight 7 lb 2 3/4 oz Aug 22. Wayne McDougall Currie SD returned from three weeks with Allan McDougall Cranberry Portage. Neil McDougall left for Cranberry Portage to work.
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G. Burton
Kenneth
Winnipeg
Kenny
R. Charlton
B Butterfield
J. Adams
Rupp
Stan Ross
Sandra Lee
Ross
P. Henry
D. Coubrough
Portage General Hospital
Bill Bryant
Brandon
Nita Thompson
Portage
H. Burton
Amos Currie
H. Currie
Nes McDougall
Currie SD
David Neil
Wayne McDougall
Allan McDougall
Cranberry Portage
Neil McDougall
Rally Day Held at Bagot at St Stephen's Church
Rally Day service at St Stephen's United Church Bagot on Sept 18 featured the theme Into all the World with the Bible. Patsy Pettitt read the story. Diplomas were awarded for 90 percent attendance to Dennis Burch and Carl Burch. Second year seal of merit for 90 percent attendance went to Judy Nichol. Over 75 percent attendance awards went to Reg Burch Dale Burch and Barbara Bodie. Sunday school graduations covered kindergarten to primary Brian Nichol Keith Burch Dwight Nichol Monty Kerr Tommy Wright. primary to junior Craig Matthews Dale Burch Stan Ritchie. junior to adult Lynda Nichol Faye Green.
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St. Stephen's United Church
Bagot
Patsy Pettitt
Dennis Burch
Carl Burch
Judy Nichol
Reg Burch
Dale Burch
Barbara Bodie
Welding Course Open to Farmers
The North Norfolk Junior Farmers Association will sponsor a welding course through the Engineering Department of the Department of Agriculture for interested farmers in the district. For more information or to enroll, contact Ken Hay at 301-3 Austin or Lloyd Street at 301-3 MacGregor before September 28.
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North Norfolk
Manitoba to Air Five Part School Telecast on Province History
Manitoba students in grades five and six will receive a five part television series on provincial history and geography early in 1961. Produced under supervision of Gertrude McCance, the broadcasts will come live from CBWT Winnipeg and be shared with CKX TV Brandon. The project emphasizes Manitoba's industrial growth and uses film from the governments Department of Industry and Commerce and CBC resources.
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Manitoba
Stewart E McLean
McLean
Department of Industry and Commerce
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Gertrude McCance
Miss McCance
CBWT
Winnipeg
Ckx-Tv
Brandon
CBC
Sean O'Casey
Paycock
John Hirsch
Manitoba Theatre Centre
Theatre Centre
O'Casey
Community notices from St Pauls area fall into many events
A batch of local notices lists Market Day tea and produce at Mrs Ralph Lye on Sept 22 from 3 to 5 30 pm. A whist drive in the Senior Citizens Room on Sept 22 at 3 pm. Sidney United Church annual fowl dinner on Oct 5. Britannia Chapter 10 0 0 UK sponsors a used clothing drive at Mrs R Stratton home. United Church WA fall bazaar and tea on Nov 10 at 3 pm in the Church Hall. Amateur Night planned by United Church Y L on Oct 28. United Church two fowl dinners on Oct 12 and Oct 21 at 8 pm in Memorial Hall. Austin United Church fowl dinner Sept 28 5 30 to 7 30 pm. Busy Beaver Hospital Aid meeting Sept 26 at 8 pm at Mrs Maurice Smith home. North Norfolk Junior Farmers Assoc meets Oct 4 at 8 pm in Mac Gregor Memorial Hall. MacGregor 4H Sewing Club reorganizes Sept 26 8 pm in Legion Room. open to any girl 10+. Britannia Chapter 10 0 0 to host Oct 6 3 to 8 pm in Memorial Hall. Beaver Y W C will meet Sept 28 at 8 pm at Mrs Ivy Bergquist home with Mrs Collins of Portage attending for leathercraft instruction.
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St. Paul's W.A
Ralph Lye
Beaver Hospital Aid
Maurice Smith
North Norfolk Junior Farmers’ Association
MacGregor Memorial Hall
MacGregor 4H Sewing Club
Legion Room
Beaver Y.W.C
Ivy Bergquist
Collins
Portage
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