Mothers Day Service At Ill Church Combines Events
Next Sunday the Mothers Day service at Ill church will join the Sunday school and church service. Four local young women and men have finished courses at Clark Hall Brandon and return home for the summer. A Crandall history Scrapbook is being prepared, and a Red Cross shipment totals multiple infant and clothing items including quilts jackets vests gowns and mitts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Dickey
Margaret Hyndman
Margaret Doupe
Benny Doupe
Clark Hall
Brandon
Red Cross
Theatre Night Delights Audience in Miniota
WA and Isabella WI staged a well run program that entertained the audience Wednesday night last with five very efficient performances led by chairman J Coxworth. The Miniota Herald notes the strong reception and laughs from the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella WI
J Coxworth
Local Visitors Report From Across Towns
R L Stevenson visited Calgary for several days while Mrs R E Geise spent time in Branden and Wianieg. Mr and Mrs R T Clark visited with Mr and Mrs J A Robertson at Hartoey. Mrs G Hillier of Flin Flon is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs D B Warshall. Mr and Mrs J Levins of Maple Siding spent the weekend at the Levins home. The Isabella quartet includes Misses Jean Coxworth and Kay Levins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R E. Geise
Branden
Wianieg
G. Hillier
Mrs D. B Warshall
Stevenson Brothers Attend A.C.T. Radio Broadcast
Tom and Frank Stevenson took part in the A C T radio broadcast held in Birth on Saturday last. Mr and Mrs W Stripley and family at Andcliffe visited with Dr and Mrs Verach. A combined Mothers Day service will be held Sunday next at 1 30 pm in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom and
Frank Stevenson
W. Stripley
Andcliffe
W.verach
Beulah K H Beattie Victim in Winnipeg Incident
Mrs H Howard and Beulah K H Beattie are tied to a Winnipeg event with Beattie listed as a victim while the Howards spent a few days in Yorkton recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Howard
Yorkton
Canada faces unemployment and housing crisis amid immigration debate
Article argues 228000 Canadians unemployed and thousands homeless while wartime veterans and families struggle. It urges Ottawa to secure employment and housing before large scale immigration from Britain Europe or China and warns delaying policy for five years could hinder future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Ottawa
World of Work Hinges on Living Right, Says Leader
A prominent figure asserts societal progress depends on daily ethical living and personal responsibility. The statement frames a call for integrity in public and private life as a path to global improvement.
Local Notes From Birtle And Brandon Graduation News
Friday ball game results reported with a note of a broadcast from Birtle Amateur hour. Milk round changes as J Dickie takes over the R B Edmundson farm supply after 20 years. Oswin family attend Brandon general hospital student nurse graduation where May Oswin earns an award in Special Report. Mrs H McDonald accompanies Mrs Oswin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Edmundson Farm
J. Dickie
Oswin
Brandon General Hospital
May
H. McDonald
Lord's Day Alliance Exerting Influence in Canada
For sixty years the Lord's Day Alliance has worked to keep Sunday in Canada as a day of rest and worship. Its main support comes from Christian people and voluntary contributions. Last Sunday the Alliance presented its current challenges to the pastoral charge and envelopes were distributed to support the Alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord’s Day Alliance
Canada
Community event features songs and bagpipes broadcast from Bir tle
Don and William Carnegie with bagpipes joined Fay Clegg and Ford Wiggins in vocal solos in the ACT broadcast from Bir tle on Saturday last. At intermission, gifts were presented to Mrs J J Leland by Miss Jessie Elliott after an address by Mrs W Tennant as illness kept her father from attendance. The Women’s Missionary Society met at Mrs J Sutherland’s home with Mrs J Wiggins presiding. The annual church cleaning was planned for the week. A Christian Stewardship paper was read and India at The Threshold reviewed. Pauline Tennant and Mrs Roy Leland spoke, lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Kendricks
Doreen Clark
Wal Hyndman
Doreen
de bYers
Don
Wm. Carnegie
Fay Clegg
Ford Wiggins
Birtle
J.J. Leland
Jessie Elliott
W. Tennant
Rk. Cole
O. Nygaard
Thei
W. M
JD. Sutherland
J. Wiggins
Christia
India
Doug Leland
Pauline Tennant
Roy Leland
Card of Thanks for Gifts from Arrow River Friends
Mr and Mrs J J Leland express deep appreciation for the graceful tokens including an entable and electric lamp from Arrow River district friends. They note regret at missing Friday night events due to circumstances beyond control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Leland
Arrow River District
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Harry James
Mona Freeman
Richard Penning
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John Wayne
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Blari
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D.L. Johnston
Isabella
R L Stevenson
Calgary
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Hartoey
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Li Levins Lome
Isabella Quartette
Jean Coxworth
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Arrow River
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Jessie Mitchell
R. R. Kirk
J. D. Sutherland
Russell Leland
Mrs. Wes. Leland
Lois
Mrs. Don. Carnegie
Mrs. Wm. Sutherland
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