Young Peoples Bonspiel Sees Wide Participation
Sixteen rinks competed in the Young Peoples bonspiel held on Saturday. Cecil Williams rink led by Mies S. Tuck Irene Taylor and Jick Cook won the Challenge event against F Leary’s rink. In the Consolation event the W Strachan and Rev GA MacMillan rinks tied, with the Strachan rink claiming the final signout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples
Frome Good
Cecil Williams
Mies S. Tuck
Irene Taylor
Jick Cook
F. Leary
Gink
W. Strachan
Rev. GA. MacMillian
Strachan
Crandall Rink Team Wins Big in Local Bonspiel
Two Crandall rinks attended the Decker bonspiel while KR Langensink won the Young Peoples event with twelve rinks. Arrow River senior hockey played Thursday, Crandall triumphed 8 to 1 with Milt Curll as referee. Mr and Mrs Walker and Peggy left Saturday for the Pacific coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Walker
Peggy
Pacific Coast
Young Peoples
KR. Langensink
Arrow River
Crandall
Milt Curll
Two Shows At Masecy Morris Club Net Red Cross Funds
The Masecy Morris club presented two shows on Monday with good attendance. A post show dance raised $15 for the Red Cross. The WM S met Thursday with 12 attendees in the church parlor led by Mrs H B Whitney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masecy Morris O
Red Cross
W.M.S
H.B Whitney
Missionary Monthly
E. Mirk
Johnston
Borland
Walker
Korea
J.H. Fraser
Bill
Community Red Cross Work Shown At Festival
Mrs Townson displayed a Red Cross quilt finished last Thursday by local women. Mrs Sinclair reported a wool coverlet 45 by 65 inches made for the Red Cross with blocks ready for a larger piece. Plans for an oratory contest at the school were outlined by Mrs Leland. Several members were named to oversee school music for the festival. A Home Making course demo by Miss Gardham and a Quiz led by Mrs Tennant highlighted the program. The WI will meet on the second Tuesday each month under a committee chaired by Mrs Leland. The WI and committee packed salvage material for shipment last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Ethel Gardham
J. F. Tennant
J. Wirgins
F. Townson
The
Jed. Leland
OConnor and Mitchell Wedding at Augustine Church Winnipeg
A wedding was solemnized in the chapel of Augustine church in Winnipeg on a Saturday in February. Marjorie Jean Mitchell, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Mitchell of Arrow River, married Raymond Timothy O'Connor, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter O'Connor of Winnipeg. Rev. R. McGillvary officiated. The bride was attended by her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustine Church
Winnipeg
Marjorie Jean
J. S. Mitchell
Arrow River
Raymond Timothy O'Connor
Peter O’connor
Rev. R. McGillvary
Isabella Mrs W Shurwell Guests of Alameda Parents
Two rinks from this area performed well at the Deckerbonspiel Challenge event. First place went to Miss G Riches, H Riches, C Reid, and E Finkbeiner, skip. Second place awarded to Sen Miller, J M Brisbin, R L Stevenson and T Stevenson, skip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deckerbonspiel
Miss G. Riches
Riches
C. Reid
E. Finkbeiner
Sen. Miller
J.m.brisbin
R. L. Stevenson
T. Stevenson
Crandall Junior Hockey Triumph In OT Over Local Team
Spence Littlejohn hosts weekend at home while Mrs. Lidster visits. Crandall Junior Hockey team edges rival 4 3 after overtime. Funeral for Mrs. Selsthorpe held in Brandop. Isla Leland leaves for Kindersly Saskatchewan with Wes Leland. St Valentine dance draws crowd. AR O band performs. Mission Band and Red Cross knitters feature in school activities. W I meeting at Mrs. Tennant with 36 attendees and plans to beautify the home.
Jessie and the groom by his brother Peter
Mr and Mrs O Connill reside in Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie
Peter
Mrs. O'Connill
Winnipeg
Obituary of Mrs L W Berwick of Shamrock district
Mrs L W Berwick aged 71 or 72 died at home in the Shamrock district after a long illness. Born in Liverpool England she came to Canada with Josephine Mosemyn, married in 1903 at Sherbrooke Quebec, then moved west to farms in Waskada Miniota and eventually Shamrock. Survived by husband an adopted daughter Mrs L Muirhead of Brandon and a brother. Funeral was held at Beulah United Church conducted by Rev HI Bowman with many floral tributes reflecting community esteem.
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L. W Berwick
Shamrock
Liverpool
England
Josephine Mosemyn
Canada
L. W. Berwick
Sherbrooke
Que
Coupe
Waskada
Miniota
L. Muir
Brandon
Obituary note from Calgary or Miniota funeral
A Mossman formerly of Miniota now in Calgary attended by two Wakefelt brothers and A Hawes J Hawes and C G Graham as pallbearers at burial in Miniota cemetery following the funeral service.
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A Mossman
Miniota
Calgary
H. 1
E Wakefelt
J. Hawes
C. G. Graham
United Church Elders Installed Amid Local Activities
Beulah Os Sandsy morning saw R H Fraser and G L Woods inducted as elders of the United Church. A home cooking sale at Wakefields' store by St Wilfrids W A raised 1220 for Home Missions. Mrs J A Frazer and son Jack were injured when their cutter overturned after a church return. A Sunday school reorganization named Jack Frazer as Superintendent with Harold McLean as secretary and Miss L McLean as assistant. Funeral services for Mrs P Ferguson, sister of H Wakefield, were held in Kandahar Sask after she died February 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.H. Fraser
GL. Woods
The
United Church
Wakefields
St. Wilfrids W.A
Home Missions
United Church Sunday School
Jack Frazer
Harold McLean
Miss L. McLean
H. Wakefield
W I Group Meets At Mrs Robimeen Home
The W I met on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. E Robimeen with an attendance of 15. Mrs. A S Fraser presided and the meeting opened with a joke, with some dandies sprung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. I
Robimeen
AS. Fraser
Recitation and storytelling contests delight pupils visit
A school visit featured an Intermediate recitation contest and a Primary story telling contest with prizes for top entrants. Mrs A Haney presented a paper on Heart throbs that was well received. The meeting ended with a dainty lunch and social time hosted by Tea hostesses Mrs G Armstrong and Mrs T E Forster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Haney
G. Armstrong
T. E. Forster
Also Mentioned on This Page
O’connor— Mitchell
Isabella
Mrs. W. Shurwell
Alameda
Mrs. W. Bardwell
Florence Wallace
Hamiota
Spence Littlejohn
Portage
Clifford Lidster
Firdale
Simon Sazaras
Bob Elliott
Selsthorpe
Murdoch Elliott
Brandop
Isla Leland
Kindersly, Sask
Wes. Leland
Rosetown
Sask
A.R. O
Luella Torrance
Doreen Wiggins
Maxine MacDonald
Jean Sutherland
W. Tennant
Pauline Tennant
J.M. Elliot
Beulah
J. A. Frazer
Jack
H.M. the King
Dominion of Canada
Moturity Wolves
Air Force
Navy
War Savings Committee
Ottawa
Iaw
Bay War
Maple Leaf
Virden Flour Mills
Canada Bread
United Stotes, Ltd
Minsota
Morrows
S.E
J.F.M. Johnston
Isabella Rink
P.j.beveridge
J.¥.M. Johnston
Man
Adams
W. Titley
C. E. McDonald
Crandall Exchange
Clyde
H.C
Norman P. Ball
Ea Bargain Fares
Saskatoon
Caye
Hitler
Eresh
Spencers
F. L. Spencer
Aes
R. L. Miles
Lds.c
Pratt & Lauman
Canadian Legion
Wm. Pell
R. M. Oliver
Manitoba
Plas
Seegretzon
Weenipes
Ogee
Marketing Service
Dominion Department OF Agriculture
James G. Gardiner
Wion Tageon Ea
Gence Fuby
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