Community Notes and Training Moves Spark Local Flags
Ed Spalding joined the R C F and left Tuesday for training in Toronto. Ed Simclaie was accepted for Air Force service and begins training in August. Mrs Baldwin and Mrs Mitchell visited. Mrs McKinnon and infant left for Truro NS to join Corps. A Sunday service with living pictures and hymns drew praise. A deer shot near Arrow River after being frightened by a train was taken to stockyards and to Hamiota hospital if meat is usable.
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Ed. Simclaie
Air Force
C.N.R
C.P.R
Arrow River
Rc.m.p
Hamiota
W. I. Club Minutes Reflect Tennant Presiding
The W I met on Thursday with Mrs Tennant presiding. Roll call yielded a response praising directors cherished work as the meeting began, noting the organizational focus and the member turnout.
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Thureday
Art display and festival report highlight local events
A display of intricate old handiwork from 1883 accompanied a festival results report by Mrs Ivan Tennant. Cemetery clean-up was set for May 2. Miss H. Tuck of Minota gave a talk tracing art development from the Renaissance to today with reproductions and style notes. Mrs J. S. Mitchell and Mrs. G.
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Ivan Tennant
School Music Festival Public Speaking Winners Announced
Torrance tea hostesses and the local Women's Institute trained pupils for the Music Festival and Story telling. A concert allowed parents to hear music and public speaking. Judges Mrs Wythe Mrs Shoe maker and Mrs McMillan rated Grades 1 to 8 with Bennie Littlejohn and others as top winners.
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Torrance
Women’s Institute
Wythe
Les Shoemaker
McMillan
Isabella Clarence Finkbeiner Visit Record
Isabella Clarence Finkbeiner of KR. C. A.F Winnipeg visited his home during a period described in the fragment. The readable text provides limited context and names, with no clear event outcome or date.
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Clarence Finkbeiner
KR. C. A.F
Winnipeg
Eric Robinson Leaves For Toronto Mechanical Course
Mrs W Cumberland underwent an appendicitis operation at Hamiota hospital and returned home last Friday while Eric Robinson left today to take a mechanical course in Toronto.
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Eric Robinson
Toronto
W Cumberland
Hamiota Hospital
Local visitors and returning teachers noted in district report
Mr and Mrs Way formerly of Vancouver visited the district en route to Hamilton Ontario where they will reside. Misses Harriet and J Finkbeiner who taught at Blors and Arros River have returned to Winnipeg. The WL met at Mrs home with 22 present. President L Hall presided. Letters from boys overseas who bid farewell were received. Mrs Bardwell chaired and speaker Mrs Verbit spoke about a trip to California enjoyed by all. Lurch hestesse were Mesdames H Harrison and others.
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Mrs. Way
Vancouver
Hamilton
Ont
Tll
Beulah Hosts W I Meeting and Entomology Talk
Beulah notes Mr I Hull returned from Port Arthur after wintering there. Pres Fraser led a Western Imperial Order meeting with guest A J Dennis of Birtle giving an Entomology talk. Woodwork contests awarded Gordon Bolton Pearce and Bryke with Pearce also winning best collection. Hector Brown spoke. Lunch followed.
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W. I
A.S. Fraser
A. J. Dennis
Birtle
Gordon Bolton
Charles Pearce
John Bryke
Pearce
Hector Brown
Virden
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Miniota
Reg M. Oliver
Diiniots
Manitoba
United States
Ed. Spalding
R. Co. F
United Stores, Ltd
Minieta
Kerr
G. McKinnon
Helen Tenpant
Eld
Inserica
Government
Liquor Control Commission
Bennie Littlejohn
Bennie Sutherland
Billy Wallace
Elmer Lelands
Isabella
Canada
Great Britain
Government of
ENT
Abna
M. Harriet
J Finkbeiner
Blors
Arros River
Mre
Sesson
Presiui L Hall
Hs “Ee Mei
Beulah
Mr. I. Hull
Port Arthur
Pres Glen and
Frank MaccDonald
R.C.A
Petawawa
J. W.beer and Son
Garth Johnson
Spencers
F. L. Spencer
R. L. Miles
Pratt & Layman
Commercial Hotel
Canadian Legion
P. Warren
J. Lee
Palmerston
Sadler Boys
Arrow River Church
Killarney
Man
Miniola
George Dinsdale
Brandon
Wm. Bell
R. M. Oliver
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