Loyal Orange sessions and Ice Carnival highlight Winnipeg event
Garnet Johnston attends Loyal Orange Lodge sessions in Winnipeg with Miss Jean Howard of the Ladies Orange Benevolent Association. Mary Helen Johnston crowned Queen of the Ice Carnival with Beverley Supley Isabella as princess. Neil Johnson crown-bearer, Reeve Harvey Hyndman escort the throne. Hamiota Skating Club performs. Prize winners include Jacobs Vance, Martie Stein, Ronald Hall, Donald Kitz, Beverley Rudd, Bernice Johnston, Walter Lipscomb, Bud Amy, D Heise, Diblee.
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Garnet Johnston
Orange Lodge
Winnipeg
Jean Howard
Ladies Orange Benevolent Association
Mary Helen Johnston
Beverley Supley
Isabella
Neil Johnson
Reeve Harvey Hyndman
Neil Amy
Ronald Hall
Donald Lee
Herbert Johnston
Hamiota Skating Club
Fancy
Jacqueline Vance
Martie Stein
Donald Kitz
Beverley Rudd
Bernice Johnston
Walter Lipscomb
Bud Amy
Mrs. Stein
Diane Dibblee
D Heise
K. Smith
Local notes from Arrow River and Gordon Gray home
J A Stewart of Vancouver visited with his father and sister at Gordon Gray’s home. Mrs D Mackean reports her niece Patricia Bryant Hurst and husband in a Toronto auto crash. Hurst broke a leg, wife in shock. Woman's Institute met with 13 in attendance. origin of a word quiz, Lands display, Mrs Doug Leland showcased recycled clothes and rugs. Guest speaker Mrs B E Stornson spoke on Iceland. Tea and social time followed.
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J. A. Stewart
Vancouver
Gordon Gray
D. Mackean
al Hurst
Patricia Bryant
Toronto
Hurst
RG. Mitchell
Rell
Doug. Leland
E. Stornson
Iceland
Obituary Rev Albert Ward Dies in Saskatoon Heart Attack
Rev. Albert Schofield Ward, former district resident, died of a heart attack in Saskatoon. Remains to be brought to Arrow River for interment. Further details unavailable due to stormy weather.
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Saskatoon
Albert Schofield
Arrow River
Memoriam Johnston William Herbert Johnston
In memory of William Herbert Johnston who died March 27, 1950. Memories are treasures no one can steal and death is a heartache no one can heal. Some may forget you now you are gone but we will remember you forever by his wife and family.
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Johnston
William Herbert Johnston
Salway Hewey Wedding in Buffalo Narrows Sask
Florence Esther Hewey daughter of Caleb S Hewey Bridgewater Nova Scotia wed Oxel Charles Salway second son of Howard Salway Minnesota in Buffalo Narrows Saskatchewan at Gospel Lighthouse on February 24 Rev A Tarry officiated. Bridal gown white satin with veil, music by Mrs P Listoe and song A Wedding Prayer during signing.
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Buffalo Narrows
Sask
Florence Esther
Caleb
S. Hewey
Bridgewater
N.S
Oxel Charles Salway
Howard Salway
Minsota
A. Tarry
P. Listoe
John UN
Isabella's Town Eludes Services Amid Storm Stays
No church services were held Sunday as Pastor was storm-stayed at Elm Creek. Residents stay home awaiting storm relief and road openings.
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Elm
Wedding of Doris Elliott and Phillip Listoe
The ceremony featured Bible streamers with rosebud ends. Miss Doris Elliott wore blue taf feta with a colonial bouquet. Phillip Listoe served as groomsman and Jake Bartel as usher. A reception for over 50 guests followed at Rev and Mrs. A. Tarry’s home. The couple will live at Buffalo Narrows to work in missionary service with the Northern Canada Evangelical Mission.
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Doris Elliott
Phillip Listoe
Jake Bartel
A. Tarry
Buffalo Narrows
Northern Canada Evangelical Mission
Beulah Residents Visit and Red Cross Sewing Report
Beulah titled Mrs. Max Caldwell visits Thorshill with the C.8 Caldman family. Mrs. J H Bickford recovers well after surgery in Winnipeg. Red Cross sewing included 10 baby vests and 10 rompers.
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Max Caldwell
Thorshill
C.8. Caldman Home
J H. Bickford
Winnipeg
Red Cross
Women’s Institute meeting notes and bonspiel results
The W I met at Mrs J Chisholm’s home with 12 members and 2 visitors. Irish songs opened the session. roll call elicited an Irish joke. Lunch sales netted $60 for future lunches. Anannouncing contest on Romance featured Mrs J Dickie. The bonspiel concluded with prizes listed for several teams and sponsors, plus social time and a St Regis Hotel accommodation note.
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David Watt
Nellie McClung
John Dickie
Roy Doyle C.rollo
Tutkaluke
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Power Commission
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W.O. Stewart
A. Birgland
Barkers
W. Carnegie
Ted Green
L. Kendrick
Dalton Hardware
F.A. Paynter
Anna Hill
Annie Grant
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