Community notes and church meeting in Miniota
The Miniota Herald reports the WWMS March meeting at A D Caskey’s home with 15 members. Mrs Stowe led worship. topics included roles for women in the United Church and tasks for parents and youth in church life. Tea followed. The Manitoba Power Commission outlined a 7.5 million construction program at its Winnipeg conference.
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Manitoba Power Commission
Commission
Marlborough Hotel
Winnipeg
W.D. Fallis
Hydro
L.B. Mackay
G.A. Wrighton
T.L. Woodhall
Conference notes focus on farm electrification and power costs
Playfair and F McNamara led the event with the theme Electricity, todays Biggest Bar gain. The commission continues work to improve service across the province and lower power costs. Our local supervisor Morris Curry attended the conference.
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Playfair
F. McNamara
Morris Curry
Miniota Community Centre Annual Meeting Notice
The Annual Meeting of Miniota Community Centre Inc will be held at the Community Centre on Monday May 1 at 8 p m. Agenda includes business annual reports election of the board and other matters. Members are urged to attend with $10 or more subscriptions to the Community Centre or New Rink Funds. W A Barrett secretary treasurer.
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Miniota Community Centre, Inc
W.a.barrett
Notice to Creditors Estate of Patrick Watters Arrow River Manitoba
Notice to creditors for the estate of Patrick Watters late of Arrow River Manitoba. All claims must be sent to Daniel G Levenick solicitor for Samuel Alfred Griffiths administrator at Hamiota Manitoba on or before May 5 1950. Dated March 1960 at Hamiota Manitoba.
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Patrick Watters
Arrow River
Manitoba
Hamiota
Daniel G&g. Levenick
Samuel Alfred Griffiths
Visiting Johnston Family Notables In Winnipeg
Miss Donna Douglas of Crandall and her mother visited Mrs J Johnston in Winnipeg. Russell Johnston of Ft William Lloyd Johnston of Winnipeg and R A Johnston of Vancouver visited Mrs W H Johnston last week.
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Donna Douglas
Winnipeg
Mrs J. Douglas
Russell Johnston
Ft. William
Lloyd Johnston
R.A. Johnston
Vancouver
W H. Johnston
Easter Sunday service and events at local church
A 3 pm Good Friday service is planned in the church, with Easter Sunday messages by the choir. Dr Ed Hudeos and Nurse B Lorimer offered inoculations at the school on Thursday for diphtheria and whooping cough. Inspector Thorkelson visited Virden. D L Johnston resigns as Crandall Consolidated School secretary treasurer after 18 years. Morgan Johnson succeeds. A shower for bride elect Ena Irvine was held in the church parlor with gifts from Eileen Douglas and Beatrice Walker and a luncheon.
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St Llad
Ed. Hudeos
B. Lorimer
Thorkelson, Virden
Ena Irvine
Eileen Douglas
Beatrice Walker
Ivy Douglas
Ena
Obituary for William Herbert Johnston of Crandall
Neighbors and friends gathered at Crandall United Church to honor William Herbert Johnston who died peacefully at 77 after years of ill health. Born October 5, 1872 in Castlemore Ontario, he moved to Crandall in 1897, farmed until 1943, served on the school board and choir, and belonged to Loyal Orange Lodge and Canadian Order of Foresters. Funeral service led by Rev J M Wilson with interment in Crandall cemetery.
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Crandall United Church
Crandall
Mr. Johnston
Castlenore
Peel County
Ont
Jane Kellam
Coleraine
York County
Johnston
United Church
Loyal Orange Lodge
Canadian Order of Foresters
Brethren of the 1.Ol
Obituary notice for Grey family members and relatives
Grey, C.H. Lewie, D. Cowlhne E. Fleming and B. Douglas. He is survived by his wife and three sons: Russell, Fe. William , Lloyd, Winnipeg, and Garnet at home, and two daughters, Vera, at home, and Ethel, of Toronto. There are two brothers : Archie, in Vancouver and John, at Coler aine, Ont., and two sisters, Mrs. J. Sutton, Vancouver, B.C., and Mrs. M. Gamache, Montreal, Que. There are nine grandchildren.
Dad of Thanks From Johnston Family
The family expresses sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for sympathy, kindness, and floral tributes during their bereavement. Mrs. W H Johnston and Family.
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W.H. Johnston
Sunley Family Returns from California Winter
Mr and Mrs EL Sunley and Ray have returned after spending the winter months in California confirming their seasonal visit ended and they are back home.
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Mrs. EL. Sunley
Ray
California
Finkheimers Return from Western Tour and Local Hockey
Mr and Mrs J T Finkheimer return from Kelowna and western points. A Monday night hockey game saw Decker defeat Lavinia by one goal. Mrs Hy Finkheimer also returned from Winnipeg with improved health. Cyril Norrie attends a judging course at Brandon Winter Fair this week with Calf and Seed clubs and their leaders joining the fair among many others.
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J. T. Finkheimer
Kelowna
Western
Decker
Lavinia
Cyril Norrie
Brandon
Siwek and Cooper Birth Announcements
Patricia Jean Siwek born at Winnipeg General Hospital on March 26 to Mr. and Mrs. E A Siwek. Rosalee Dawn Cooper born at Birtle Hospital on April 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Brian G Cooper.
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Siwek
Winnipeg General Hospital
E. A. Siwek
Winnipeg
Patricia Jean
Cooper
Birtle Hospital
Brian G. Cooper
Pearl Kitching
Uno
Rosalee Dawn
Arrow River Returnees and Visitation News
Frank Leland has returned from Winnipeg general hospital this Sunday. Mrs. R. R E Clegg visits Nipawin hospital with her father, who is a patient there.
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Frank Leland
Winnipeg General Hospital
R. R E.clegg
Nipawin Hospital
Community Notices From Beulah Area Include Resignations and Visits
Beulah Ken. Green returns from Winnipeg. McDonald family new residents of Birtle. Good Friday service on April 7 at 11 a.m. at St Wilfrid's church. Frazer family back from Winnipeg, R Edmundson and JC Chisholm home from Deer Lodge hospital. G Whiteman moves to Hallboro. CN R foreman role for Whiteman, Link from Neepawa as relief foreman. W.M.S. met at Mrs. Chisholm's. Mrs. J.A. Frazer led worship and business, Mrs. J Dickie led Study book. United Church W.A. meeting followed. Miss M Paynter spoke. Tea served.
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St. Wilfrid’s Church
A.S. Frazer
Winnipeg
G. Whiteman
Hallboro
Whiteman
CN R
Link
Neepawa
W.M.S
Chisholm
J.a.frazer
J Dickie
United Church
W.A
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Rod Cameron
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