Local and General news items from the era
Mrs Day and daughter Hazel camp at Clear Lake while Mr and Mrs Frank Gooden holiday at Brandon and other points Miss Young of Portage la Prairie visits Mr and Mrs Bally Miss Myrtle Leland departs Sunday to resume Wheatland XI studies at Hamiota next year if enrollment suffices Mrs G Armstrong Sylvia Ted and Miss Hensler and King camping at Clear Lake First CN wheat car from Saskatchewan loaded at Eston on August 6 Found tire carrier chain brass tractor plug and tap at Herald Office Dave Cunningham moves into Howard residence vacated by Jack Cook Mrs Cook of Brandon visits sister Mrs A Spencer Beatrice Anderson of Regina accompanies her daughter.
Elevator opens after town workmen finish task
United States Lta Miniota Lionel Clayton and Stanley Vasey of Egg Harbor N Y visit with Mr and Mrs Alex Lindsay and depart today. Horticultura Show at Minieta hall Saturday doors at 4 pm. Irene Dorward and Joris Berwick visit Winnipeg, returning tonight. Imperial Economic Conference near closure with final session Thursday and agreements drafted for signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionel Clayton
Stanley Vasey
Egg Harbor N.Y
Alex Lindsay
Minieta
Con
Dorward
Irene Dorward
Laurie Chalmers
Joris Berwick
Winnipeg
Bentey
City
Canadian Wheat Crop Projection 1982 by Provinces
Canada expects to harvest about 25 168 000 acres of wheat with 2 552 000 in Manitoba 14 184 000 in Saskatchewan 7 728 000 in Alberta and 704 000 in other provinces. China imported 50 million bushels in 1931 the largest in its history. Australia 65.3 United States 18 Canada 14.5. A Churchill to Italy grain shipment marks a new northern route use while Pennyworth and Sierentz wait at Churchill. Canadian National Institute for the Blind repurposes old tires into door mats creating jobs for sightless Canadians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Agricultural Department
Canadian National Railways
China
Australia
United States
Great Britain
Churchill
Italy
European
Pennyworth
Sierentz
Canadian National Institute For the Blind
Luis
Canadian blind workers produce rubber mats for mud removal
Rubber sheets are flattened and cut, then punched into pieces. Sightless workers string bits of rubber on steel wire and secure with metal clips to form finished mats that are thick and springy. Demand runs high across Canada and New Zealand's workshops source mat materials from Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
New Zealand
Canadian Institute
Toronto
Obituary William James Budd Remains laid to rest in Crandall United Church
William James Budd died Tuesday afternoon after a year and three months of cancer. The 68 year old Crandall resident lived in England before moving to Canada in 1881. He served on Rapid City council and Crandall school board, was a long time rural council member, and a respected citizen. Funeral service was held at United Church with Orange Lodge burial at Rapid City cemetery. He is survived by a widow, his English mother, four sisters in England, one Crandall sister, and brothers in New Brunswick and Minnesota, plus relatives in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crandall
William James Budd
Budd
Mr. Budd
England
Eastneon
Hampshire
Rapid City
Oak River
Heax
United Church
A. J. Radley
WJ. Brady
Orange Lodge
Southampton
Jno. Rudd
Walter
New Brunswick
Hubert
Minnedosa
Arthur
Owen
Crispen
Lethbridge School Board Sets Unit Requirement Policy
The Lethbridge School Board announces a financing policy for secondary schools guiding a four to five year course. It resolves that each student must pass at least five units per year in departmental examinations, with the aim of aligning workload to recommended yearly units and department standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lethbridge
Department of Education
School Board Considers Options to Safeguard Secondary Education
The board proposes requiring failing students to appear before an investigating committee to justify continuation in high school and allows charging extended students up to 100 per unit, aiming to protect facilities and prevent public exploitation of school funding. Leth ridze has endorsed a firm approach after thorough study, signaling impending action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leth*ridze
Iun
Attractive and Servicable Jersey Suits for Children
For sale at United States Ltd Miniota. Girls suits for 4 to 6 years priced at 180. Girls suits for 8 to 12 years priced at 2 10. Boys suits for 2 to 6 years priced at 4 40. Durable, stylish and affordable children’s clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gir
United States, Ltd
Miniota
Arrow River Notes Highlight Local Visits and Wheat Record
Pauline Tennant spent the weekend in Virden. Miss Myrtie Wiggins holidaying at Sandy Lake. No Church or Sunday school on the 21st. Jack Craig back after his accident. E D McNab and Donald Sutherland visited Crystal City and Pilot Mound. Jerry O'Callahan returned from Wapella. First ear of new wheat shipped August 11, a district record. Rev E S Dixon to lead Arrow River United Church anniversary on first Sunday in October. C G I T invited to Kenton to present their operetta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Dixon
Arrow River United Church
Local residents plan events this month
Mrs F Townson and family returned from a visit to her sister Mrs Mackie of Inglis with Mr Mackie staying briefly. Helen Tennant came back from a three week holiday in Carberry. Her cousins Kay and Thelma Ellerington will visit Mrs J F Tennant for part of their vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Tennant
Carberry
Kay
Thelma Thelma Ellerington
Will
J. F. Tennant
Isabela Notes Visitors And Local Moves In The Area
Isabella notes visitations include Mr and Mrs R Warren at McGregor and Mr and Mrs Beveridge in Winnipeg. D Hickman and Hazel Nelson Dorap visited Saskatoon. Rose Wright leaves for a teaching post near Basswood. Winnipeg visitors M Drummond family call on J Clark family. Mrs A Lamb and Mrs A Bedford with children visit Shaunsvon and Moose Jaw people. Mrs Fred Decker dies at Decker. Iverach family visiting father J Iverach. Mission Band Rally held last week praised. chair by Mrs Rev.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Hickman
Winnipeg
Hazel
Nelson
Glen Dorap
Saskatoon
A. Lamb
Moose Jaw
A. Bedford
Loss
Shaunsvon
W. H Miller
Mission Band
Mission Band session ends with reports and luncheon
R Thompson of Foxwarren chaired the meeting as each Mission Band contributed an item to the programme and the secretaries gave a report of the year’s work. After the session, games were played and a lunch was served in the church parlor. The church was prettily decorated with plants, cut flowers, and cages of canaries whose singing accompanied the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Thompson
Foxwarren
Farmers Threshing Peak as No.1 Grains Enter Elevators
Threshing remains the main activity for farmers with grain entering elevators graded No.1 and deckage light. Prices are not favorable, but growers keep up their effort to earn income amid modest market return.
Campers Hazen Chalmers Forsyth and Spalding at Clear Lake
Hazen Chalmers Uesrold Forsyth and Norman Spalding are camping at Clear Lake for a couple of days. The trio plans to fish and enjoy the lakeside weather while staying at a nearby campground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazen Chalmers
Uesrold Forsyth and
Norman Spalding
Clear Lake
Roosevelt Visits New Brunswick Summer Home by Passamaquoddy
Governor Franklin D Roosevelt of New York a Democratic presidential nominee has long been a distinguished visitor to Campabdello the Roosevelt summer home on Grand Manan Island in Passamaquoddy Bay. He first visited in 1895 as a young man with his father and family return yearly for extended stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
New York
New Brunswick
Campabdello
Grand Manan Island
Passamaquoddy Bay
Trail Riders Journey to Roof of the World Near Banff
Members of the Trail Riders Association gathered at Banff on July 29 to tackle the five day ascent toward Mt Assiniboine and the Alpine country near the Great Divide. Twenty American girls summerting at Lake Windermere ranch participated among the riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Assiniboine
Canadian Rockies
Trail Riders’ Association
Banff
Great Divide
Ameerican
Lake Windermere Ranch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Gooden
Brandon
Miss Young
Portage la Prairie
H. Bally
Mrrtle Leland
Wheatland
Hamiota
Mrs. G. Armstrong
Sylvia
Ted
Hensler
King
Canadian National
Eston
Herald Office
Dave Cunningham
Howard
Jack Cook
Mrs Cook
A. Spencer
Beatrice Anderson
Regina
Lta
Federal
Arrow River Notes
Pauline Tennant
Virden
Jack Craig
E. D. McNab
Donald Sutherland
Crystal City
Pilot Mound
Jerry O’callahan
Mrs. Martin of
Wapella
C G.I.T
Kenton
Isabella
Mrs. R. Warren
McGregor
P. Beveridge
Harry
Rose Wright
Basswood
M. Drummond
J. Clark
C. H. Brad
EK. Wallace
W. Wallace
Mies A Iverach
Grace Hospital
Jim Iverach
Imperial Bank
Edeon
Alta
J. Iverach
THE
Coleman Lamp and Stove Company, Ltd
Ontario
United Church of Canada
J. A. Stephen B.A
Maniota
W. M .S. Arrow River
Church of England Services
J.J. Henderson
Holy Trinity Church
St. Wilfrid's Beulah
GEO. Gabel Optometrist
R. L. Miles
Balas
Pratt & Bauman
Missets
Canadian Legion Miniota
F. Franklin
R. M. Oliver
Gordon No
Sons OF England
J. W. Horney
Breas
R. Mz. Oliver
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