Local War Services Appeal Draw Benefits Wynoosa District
The Canadian War Services Appeal raised funds and held a social drawing for a double decker cake named by residents of the Wynoosa district and made by Mrs J Cok. A cushion donated by Mr J P Beattie went to Leland Ritchie. Censorship of mail and news items is noted as a vital issue.
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Canadian War Services Appeal
Wynoosa
Mas. J Cok
J.P. Beattie
Rasde
Lerette Eske
Ritchie Leland
Tenth Provincial Convention Opens in Killarney Manitoba
The 10th Provincial Convention opens in Killarney Manitoba on Monday June 16. The annual Community Memorial service is set for Miniota on Sunday June 22 at 7 30 p m.
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Killarney
Man
Miniota
Post Office Rules Explain Sending Mail Abroad
Post office officials urge the public to follow strict regulations when sending mail to empire territories enemy countries and ally lands. Messages must be written in block letters and under twenty words. Visit the post office for authoritative guidance and proper addressing.
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Canada
Pew
British Empire
For Sale or Trade Ford Touring Car Good Running Order
Classified notice offering a Ford touring car in good running order for sale or trade. Inquiry directs contact to Albert Spencer in Miniota. Also mentions Mother’s Day gifts, gift wrapping, and a new shipment of “ORIEM” Rose in spring shades from United States Ltd, Minista.
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Albert Spencer
Miniota
United Stotes, Ltd
Minista
Dodds Armitage Wedding in Moncton NB
A local wedding took place at St Johns United Church Moncton NB Friday May 2 at 4 pm Mary Kathleen Armitage daughter of Mr and Mrs H D Armitage Miniota united in marriage to L Ac George Dodds of the R C A F training centre Moncton NB The Padre of the Training Centre performed the ceremony The bride was attended by a non listed party.
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St Johns United Church
Moncton
Mary Kathleen
H. D. Armitage
Miniota
L Ac George. Dodds
R.C.A.F
N. B
Marriage of Miss Marion Anderson in Moncton
Miss Marion Anderson of Moncton and the groom by A C Charles Hail wed. Mr and Mrs Dodds will reside in Moncton NB. Best wishes are extended for a life of happiness.
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Marion Anderson
Moncton
A.C. Charles Hail
Dodds
Moncton, NB
Beulah Community Notes and Local Meetings
Beulah Mrs T Sawyer traveled to Oak River and John Eas training with the R C A Mosticent Sask Vainekoshia home last week. Mrs I Hull returned from Foxwarren and Winnipeg after spending winter away. Farmers attended a meeting where J Spalding explained acreage bonus. G J Heyhoe named assistant to help with filling forms. Nomination day for Ward 2 councilor passed with no candidate. rural council to appoint. Birtle Presbytery met Beulah United Church to discuss church effectiveness and democracy as Christian. tribute to Rev S C Wright of Bincarthfield.
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J. Spalding
G. J. Heyhoe
A. N. Sawyer
Birtle
United Church Presbytery Holds Meeting and Nominates Manitoba Leader
The meeting elected officers for the term with Rev Dr Harvey as Chairman Rev G A McMillan as secretary and Rev Harland as treasurer. Rev JM White of Winnipeg was nominated for presidency of the Manitoba Conference to convene in Winnipeg in June. Thanks were extended to Rev J Bowman and the Beulah United Church ladies for hospitality.
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Dr. Harvey
G. A. McMillan
Harland
Oak River
JM. White
Winnipeg
Manitoba Conference of the United Church
J. Bowman
Beulah
Wilsons Welcome Son at Miniota Hospital
Birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. J. Wilson of Winnipeg. On Saturday May 3 at Miniota Hospital a son named John James was born to Laurie Chalmers.
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Wilson
Lborno
Miniota Hospital
J. Wilson
Ree' Laurie Chalmers
Winnipeg
John James
Local Briefs From Arrow River Area Note Visits and Events
Mrs. E Lincla visited Winnipeg last week with family. Olive and Graham Miller of Minnedosa visited Jas Wiggins on Sunday. A Friday dance benefited by Jock Shoemakers committee. Mrs. Spence Wallace underwent major surgery in Virden hospital and is recovering. J Spalding spoke on the average bonus plan to a large audience Thursday. J F Tennant named assistant to fill out applications. Sunday singing led by Ideal and Miniota choirs.
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The
A. R.O
Jock Shoemakers Committee
Spence Wallace
Virden Hospital
J. Spalding
J.F. Ténnant
Farmers Sunday Sermon Sparks Reflection on Today and Tomorrow
A pastor delivered a heartfelt message titled The farmer faces the world of today and tomorrow during Farmers Sunday. The address urged farmers to face present challenges with faith and foresight for the days ahead.
May Meeting of the W. S. Held at Mrs Eliott’s Home
The May gathering of the W. S. met at Mrs J M Eliott’s residence on Thursday. Mrs Wallace delivered the year end talk, Mrs W Tennant reported on the Winnipeg Conference, and Mrs Jed Leland shared a Missionary Monthly item. The W A noted successful quarters work and $40 was voted for the church treasury.
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J. M. Eliott
Wallace
W. Tennant
Winnipeg
Jed Leland
W. A
Church
Iverach Leaves for Brandon for Hospital Operation
Donald Iverach travels to Brandon on Friday for an operation at a Brandon hospital. The W I will meet Wednesday at Mrs. R Campbell's home with guest speaker Mrs. V Ek. G Little speaking about her California visit.
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Donald Iverach
Brandon
W. I
R. Campbell
Local Visitors and Service Members Noted in Town
Pte Harry Brown and relatives visited town on Sunday. Mrs G Wilson and her parents spent time with local family last week. Lloyd Johnson RCAF returned to Toronto after two weeks furlough. Mr and Mrs Collyer of Winnipeg visited the Collyer home last week. Cececil, who has
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Harry Brown
T. C. Portage
Lloyd Johnson
R.C.A.F
Toronto
L.ate
Transfer from St Thomas Ont to Winnipeg noted
The report states a transfer from St Thomas Ontario to Winnipeg. An April Red Cross shipment lists quilts 67, socks 16 pairs, two way mitts 2 pairs, helmets 20, turtle neck sweaters 26, sleeveless sweaters 8, girls dresses 15, night dresses 6, scarves 2.
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Red Cross
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Manitoba
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Canadian Legion
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J. Lee
Palmerston
M. Bell
R. M. Oliver
R.L. Miles
Laanan Block
Sirtle
Juesday
Spencers
F. L. Spencer
Frrom Bandon
Armitage
John Eas
R.C. A. Fiat Mosticent
Sask Vainekoshia
Mrs. I. Hull
Foxwarren
Arrow River
E Lincla
Miniota Eheirs
Isabella
Th Thuech
Crandall
Fred Lee
Veterans Guard
Country Guide
Nor’West
Tweencome
National Home Monthly
Canadian Horticulture and Home
Family Herald & Weekly Star
Free Press
Prairie Farmer
Canada Poulttryman
Larmici
Ysis
Canadian Silver Fox & Fur
Canada Poultry Review
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True Story
Silver Screen
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Science and Discovery
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Home Arts
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American Fruit Grower
Nor’West Farmer
Canadian Silver Fox & Fur Ly
Canada Poultryman
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Canadian National Institute For the eBlind
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Christian Science Monitor
Monitor
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Plymouth Rock
Bradford
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Bradish
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