Miss Aleta Panfield Y Undergoes Operation At Hospital
Miss Aleta Panfield Y underwent an operation in a famed hospital on Tuesday of last week. Winnipeg visitors included Mesdames Jr Shetlar W Ho Campbell and W Crandall. The 500 Club met at W Matthews home with seven tables. L Hankin and C Leland were winners. Students of Grades IX and X and their partners attended a theatre party Friday night ending with a late dance.
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Aleta Panfield Y
Mesdames ,Jr. Shetlar
W. Ho Campbell
W. Crandall
Winnipeg
500
W. Matthews
W. I
W Tennant
Douglas Leland
Obituary William Lorimer Died After Long Illness in Vancouver
William Lorimer of Vancouver British Columbia died on Tuesday March 13 after a lengthy illness. He was Crandall’s first Ogilvie agent in earlier days and partnered with R D L Warren in a corner store now J I Clarke. He is survived by his wife Francis Warren and two sons Edith of the RCN Phyllis of the RCA F Clarence at St Catherines Quebec and Joseph of Canadian Airlines Winnipeg Edmonton.
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Phyllis
R.C.A. F
Clarence
St. Catherines
Qnt
Joseph
Canadian Airlines
Winnipeg- Edmonton
Community notes from Beulah area events and visits
Beulah and surrounding residents report overseas movements and local visits. Donald Stowe travels abroad while C Sargent from Winnipeg visits his uncle C Page. Mrs Lloyd Evans and children visit Brandon, and Miss M Clarke leaves to work at Camp Shilo. A sewing class with 17 attendees and a P U meeting are noted. Tom Zapuchalak returns from overseas service with a Canadian Fire Fighting Unit. his brother William travels to Winnipeg to meet him. The Mission Band held an Easter pageant worship service and a Study book lesson. The Junior Red Cross hosted a whist drive and dance with prizes to Mrs H Prost, Mrs D G MacDonald, W Strachan, and Miss Rath MacKinnon.
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Tom Zapuchalak
Canada
William
Winnipeg
Red Cross
Quilting Groups Report 21 Finished Panels
Members noted 21 quilts completed. Mrs. John Wiggins led a Family Allowances Act survey, and Pauline Tennant spoke on The Physical Fitness Act. Tea was served by Mesdames J. Wiggins I. Tennant and W. Dawley.
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John Wiggins
Pauline Tennant
J. Wiggins
I. Tennant
W. Dawley
Meeting Highlights at Doug Leland Home
Fifteen attendees gathered for a C C F meeting at Doug Leland's residence. Miss Bernice Wiggins delivered a brief talk on Women and the Post War World. The central organization’s stance in the Johnson and Richards case was upheld after discussion.
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C.C.F
Doug Leland
Bernice Wiggins
Johnson and Richards
Avril Meeting Set At Dawley Home For Poll Representation
The Avril meeting will take place at the Dawley home with arrangements planned for poll representation at the next federal election.
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Dawley
Winnipeg Visitors and Local Red Cross Aid Report
J Norrie and G Sutherland visit Winnipeg this week while Sgt Ted Finkbeiner spends days at home. W O Garnet Robertson leaves to report for duty in Winnipeg. J W Shurveil discharged from R C A Y visits family before moving to Winnipeg for new position. Red Cross aid totals include 21 quilts two from Mrs J Satterthwaite 10 mens pyjamas 15 boys shorts 30 handkerchiefs 7 army socks and a boys sweater.
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Ted Finkbeiner
Winnipeg
W.O. Garnet Robertson
Red Cross
J. Satterthwaite
Memorial Service For Decker Men Duncan Russell Melville Russell
The district and Decker communities joined in a memorial service for two former Decker men, Duncan and Melville Russell, sons of Mr. and Mrs. J. Russell of Kelso Sask. The service honored their sacrifice for Christian principles and Atlantic charter rights. Rev H I Bowman preached, Rev Tarnhill assisted, Canadian Legion and Army and Navy Veterans attended. Mrs H Hall sang a solo. the Russells attended with no other family present.
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Decker
Duncan
Melville Russell
J. Russell
Kelso, Sask
H. I Bowman
Tarnbhll
Canadian Legion
Army
Navy
H. Hall
Russell
Calfhood Vaccination Policy Appeals to Cattle Owners
The Calfhood Vaccination Policy aims to control Bangs disease by vaccinating calves. Municipal officials seek provincial aid, offering a $100 per calf grant for vaccinated heifer calves 4 to 8 months old in grade herds and both sexes in pure bred herds.
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Department of Policy
Department of Agriculture
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Miniota Herald
Reg M. Oliver
Jures
L2- Fies
Crandall Ernice Barnes
Deer Lodge
Mrs. C. R. Lee
A.S. Warren
Snd
5. Bell, Brandon
William Lorimer
Beulah
Donald Stowe
C.' Sargent
C. J. ‘Page
Lloyd Evans
M. Clarke
Camp Shilo
Myre. P. Gow
Brandon
Mrs. E Mark
Brandon Hospital
G.cruden
P.U
Mission Band
Miller
Dorothy Whitworth
F.C. Green
B. M. Morgan
W. Preston
Arrow River
Lou Eeland
Arrow River Hall
Miniota
United Stat
Harlin’s
Kety Trinity Church
Fiew Island
Doug Curile Arts
Parkington
Army. Corps
CWAC
Toronto
R. M. Oliver
C.W.A.C
Oliver Home
H. Harrison
Geo. J. Heyhoe
Ea Eee Alva Br . Were
J. Norrie
G. Sutherland
J. W. Shurveil
R.C AY
Armed Services
Rathe ‘Couper
Memoriam
Bill
Clara
Crandall
Maria Montez
Jon Hall
Peter Coe
Satur
Happyland
Johnstons Sale Register
G. Long
Walter Titley
W.P.M
Thurs
Beulah Weis
Ter
Bois Ar
Sion
John W. Pratt
Man Jr
M. Jornston
Harry Beattie
N.W
Shamrock Ladies
Beattie
JF. M. JF. M. Johnston
Ijsabella Pi Sr 2
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