Cemetery Meeting and Local Business Notes at Hamiota
The annual Cemetery meeting was held in the church with Rev J Wilson as chairman and J Gunson as secretary. A credit balance of 249 dollars was reported. R L Dickey and J Gunson were reelected. new workers on the committee are G Angus and M H McConnell. Rev Wilson and J Gunson will interview the Hamiota band about music for an open air service. The matter of purchasing a 4 power mower was discussed. S Robus and H B Hyndman were appointed to investigate. A usual fee of 2 dollars can be paid to Secretary J Gunson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wilson
J. Gungon
R.L Dickey
J. Gunson
G. Angus
M. H. McConnell
Wilson
J .Gunson
Hamiota
S. Robus
H.8
Hyndman
J Gunson
Crandall Rink Financials 1949 50 Highlights
The financial statement shows Receipts 9500 500000 and various items including balance in bank, fire insurance, dances and socials, sale of surplus supplies, and personal donations totaling 5827 462.24 with 12115 69 reported. A ventilating system and painting for the curling rink are planned for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crandall
Vaillante and Webber reveal newborns in Manitoba area
Vaillante born April 20 at Birtle hospital to Adele Dubois and Mr Vaillante Miniva. Crandall welcomed a son April 18 at Hamiota hospital to Joy Hill and Mr Webber Crandall. Johnson adds a Winnipeg birth for a son to Mr and Mrs D Johnson. Kenneth Ray
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaillante
Birtle Hospital
A Vaillante
Adele Dubois) Miniva
Webber
Hamiota Hospital
R Webber
Joy Hill) Crandall
Kenneth Ray
Regina Visit and Community Hall Meeting
Mrs. Spence Wallace visits Regina with her sister as Douglas Leland presides over the annual community hall meeting Friday. Reports are by Alvin Johnson and board members G Gardham Lou Lelond and A Johnson remain on the board with new members G A Sazaras J Bonner and F Leland elected. Plans for hall improvements are laid out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Leland
Alvin Johnson
G. Gardham
Lou. Lelond
A. Johnson
G.A. Sazaras
J. Bonner
F. Leland
Beulah Star Notes Local Movements And Club Meeting
Tutkaloke visits Winnipeg medical clinic while Mrs. E Helgeson has a minor operation at Hamiota hospital. The Stewart family moves to a farm in Selsgirth district. Preston exits horse racing, selling horses next month. Koleski family from Yorkton buys A Robb farm. Bourne families visit Lampman and Estevan health concerns noted. W I meeting at Mrs Chisholm with 14 attendees includes demonstrations, papers on Newfoundland and Busy Fingers, and musical numbers followed by lunch.
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Cecil Bourne
Lampmas
M. Bourne
Birtle
W.I
Venda Pierce
Donna Chisholm
Rene Oswin
Doren Darker
Marlene McDonald
Min iota School Board Minutes Note Staff Changes
A Min iota school board meeting chaired by R E Heise approves Miss L H Ellington's resignation effective term end. It lists next term teachers E Reynolds Isa bella A Sanderson Wynona D Kerr and authorizes transportation payments to R Littlejown and A Blundell. It also plans closing Slaiis school and transporting students to Isabella and maintains Isabella Minicta and Beulah high schools and Arrow River Isabella two room schools, with Field at Arrow River on June 2.
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Min Iota
R.E Heise
Tne
L.h.ellerington
Miniata
E. Rynolds
Isabella
A Sanderson
Wynona
D. Kerr
R. Littlejo
Salway Attends Briercrest Bible Institute Graduation
Local News Items H and Salway attended the graduation exercises at the Briercrest Bible Institute in Caron Saskatchewan. The event marked a milestone for attendees and highlights community religious education in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H, Salway
Briercrest Bible Institute
Caron, Sask
Owen graduates in ceremony with diploma honors
The text notes Owen, among 50 graduates, received a diploma and will depart Caron to pursue a Pastor's course. The event included a program by McColl-Frontenac Oil Coy and their local agents Johnson Bros, though wording is fragmented.
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Owen
Caron
McColl-Frontenac Oil Coy
Johnson Bros
In Memoriam Harold A Brad Killed in 1944
In loving memory of Harold Arthur Brad son and brother killed over Germany on April 27 1944. Time passes with changes yet his memory remains ever cherished by his Dad brother and sister. Also an advertisement for BABY TURKEYS from J J Hambley Hatcheries Brandon Man offering Broad Breasted Bronze poults with price tiers and ordering details.
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Brad
Harold Arthur Brad
Germany
Dad
Sweeks
J.J. Hambley Hatcheries
Brandon - Man
Community notice on church event and prizes awarded
The passage notes interest from engine and car owners at a demonstration with educational, musical and comedy films deemed worthwhile. Prizes were won by Mrs. E. Richardson and Alf. Tulloch. The Women’s Missionary Society met Thursday in the church parlor with thirteen members and twelve visitors present, Mrs JF Tennant presiding.
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E. Richardson
Alf. Tulloch
W.M.S
JF Tennant
Easter service marks Canadian Girls in Training affiliate
Mrs. G Reynolds welcomes attendees as a worship center is decorated with pussy willows. Bible readings describe the first Faster and related events. The ceremony includes the affiliation of the Canadian Girls in Training with the work of the W. S. Jean Walker presiding. Candles lit to symbolize the gospel’s reach. The speaker notes the growth from a handful to over six hundred million followers worldwide.
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G. Reynolds
Jed Leland
W. Jolley
A Spalding
Hen
W. S. Jean Walker
Canada
Mise Ida Rowan
G Long
WM.8
Jesus
Johnston Named Delegate at Dominion Conven tion
J F M Johnston was appointed delegate to the Dominion convention to be held in Winnipeg next month at the Canadian Legion meeting in Arrow River. W G Little named alternate. Viscount Alexander will proceed with the purchase of Well House Farm Mersea but will not reside at West Mersea for several weeks. Unemployment insurance coverage discussed by Mr Hogglyne with a playful proposal for curling players to receive five dollars a day tax exempt if funded by a government grant.
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Canadian Legion
Arrow River
J.F.M. Johnston
Winnipeg
We.g. Little
Essex County
Standard
England
Viscount Alexander
Well House Farm
Mersea
West Mersea
Hogglyne
Dominion
Reston
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Miniota
Reg M Oliver
Manitoba
USA
Anne Schoch
Myrna McConnell
E. Totto
Boen
Mark Steven
Barbara Lawrence
Great Dan Patch
Dennis O'Keefe
Gail Russell
John W .Pratt
K.C
Mrs. Spence Wallace
Regina
Polaris
D. L. Johnston
Randall
Esso
Imperial Oil Office
Imperial Oil Limited
Beulah
Star
E. Helgeson
Charles Stewart
Selsgirth District
Preston
Nick Koleski
Yorkton District
A. Robb
Harry S. Trump
Optometrist
Clement Brock
Brandon
Memoriam
GEO. J. Heyhoe International Harvester Co
National Employment Service
Department OF Labour
Humphrey Mitchell
A. Macnamara
National Employment Office
Commission
R. J. Tallon
U.lc
Roy Brown
Timms
Virden
Man
W. Lockhart
Joe Bonner
Miniota Community Centre, Inc
W.A Barrett
Teasurey
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