Visiting families in Killarney and Ninette prompt notice
Mrs A Spalding and children Bandra and John are visiting in Killarney and Ninette Canada Packers will bug Dressed Pountry on Thursday December That Spencers Buchet shop Highest Market Prices poit NOTICE To all Minicta Consumer Co Operative members and friends The directors are arranging for a meeting at Arrow River as soon as possible but Dr Slimmon busy date to suit him prepared to get out you will assist the Directors greatly J J Morton President C Ellerington Secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada Packers
That & Spencers Buchet
Minicta Consumers Co-Operative
Arrow River
Drl. Slimmon
Tate
J. J. Morton
C. Ellerington
Funeral in Regina Hears Kind Words From Visitors
The funeral was held from his home in Regina on Monday with attendees including Mrs. J. W. Beer of Winnipeg among those present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina
J. W. Beer
Winnipeg
Local Notes From Crandall Area Detailing Visits and Events
Crandall LAC Doupe remains on extended leave. Weldon, Rudd, Winnipeg spent the weekend at his home. A Irwin and B H Doupe have had homes wired for Hydro. Harry Brown H M C S Restigouche Halifax visited town. Donald Douglas underwent an operation in Virden hospital and is recovering well. Y P U held an organization meeting with officers elected: President Margaret Kidd, Vice President Morris McDonnell, Sec Treas Ivy Douglas, Organist Viola Douglas. Thirty members enrolled. Rev Bull presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac B
Margaret Kidd
Morris McDonnell
Sec.Treas
Ivy Douglas
Viola Douglas
Rev. Bull
Stevenson Elected Councillor for Ward 3 amid resignations
R L Stevenson is proclaimed newly elected Councillor for Ward 3 of T A Gray, following a resignation from Crandall district. W G Little withdrew from nomination after the nominations, as a ratepayers meeting discussed council and school board matters. Reeve J R Lynch and Dr R K Chalmers spoke on council and school affairs, with thanks given to retiring officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Stevenson
T A. Gray
Crandall
WE. G. Little
R. Peel
C. Ellerington
J. R. Lynch
R. K. Chalmers
Charles Crockart Obituary in Beulah District
Charles Crockart an old time Beulah district resident died suddenly returning from work on a house in New Westminster B C on Thursday November 13 in his 80th year The funeral was held the following Monday He is survived by one son Jesse of Calgary and two daughters Mrs Gunn and Mrs H Kennedy of New Westminster
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Crockart
Beulah
New Westminster
B. C
Jesse
Calgary
R.gunn
H Kennedy
New West
Moinster
Reverend A J Tufts Dies Suddenly at 76
Mrs T Borland learned Saturday that her brother Reverend A J Tufts died suddenly in his 77th year. He came to Crandall district in 1889 and taught at Darlingville school. He studied for the ministry with Dr Sparling and Wesley College after earning a BA in Toronto. He preached in Manitoba and Saskatchewan, served as Saskatchewan Conference president, later did supply work to cover shortages. He left a wife three daughters and five sons and four sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Wesley Ecde E
Manitobs
Saskatchewan
Saiei
local visitors and house guests frequent winnipeg area
Isabella and Mrs L Wright and Jeanette visited Winnipeg last week. Mr and Mrs R Young of Portage visited at the G T Ariss home who have moved into the former N P Ball residence. Mrs E Sinclair of Winnipeg visited her parents the Marshalls. Mr and Mrs T Campbell of Preeceville Sask visited two weeks at the R G Adams home. F O R Forbes P O B Andrich and Ross Robertson of Portage were visitors at the J A Robertson home last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Wright
Jeanette
Winnipeg
F.O. R. Forbes
P.O. B.andrich
Ross Robertson
Portage
J.A. Robertson
YPU Elects Winter Officers At Manse Meeting
The Y P U met at the Manse on Wednesday to organize for the winter. Elected officers include President Lloyd Irwin and Vice President Shirley Scarth with Secretary Thelma Norie and Organist Verna Calder. Group convenors are Jean Coxworth Kay Scarth Hazel Irwin and Doug Heise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.P.U
Lloyd Irwin
Shirley Scarth
Thelma Norrie
Verna Calder
Jean Coxworth
Kay Scarth
Hazel Irwin
Doug Heise
Arrow River visit by Cpl Keyes over the weekend
Cpl R Keyes paid a weekend call in town with Mr and Mrs A Ffurst from Shoal. The brief visit highlighted local community ties and greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl. R. Keyes
Mrs. A. Ffurst
Shoal
Community Notes From Brandon and Surrounds
Lake visits with Mrs R B Wallace last week as Red Cross dance nets 22 dollars Friday. Many townsfolk travel to Winnipeg Brandon and Virden for visits Christian and social news. J W Elliott meets son Pte Ken Elliott wounded in action. The Arrow River W I reports 25 members with 16 65 cancer relief funds. 1945 officers elected for the W I led by Mrs W Tennant and Mrs J Wiggins with various committee heads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
John McKinnon
Brandon
Carberry
Winnipeg
L Hankin
Sam. Wallace
Jim Kirton
Wm. Sutherland
Chalmers
Frank Reid
Sutherland
Ina McConnell
Virden
Jean
J. Gardham
England
Arrow River
W.I
Cancer Relief Fund
W.tennant
J Wiggins
Roy Leland Treas
Brown
Winnipeg and Brandon Visits Highlight Local Travel
Beulah FG Cooper and John Edmundson drove to Winnipeg last week while Mrs Wakefield and Mrs Heyhoe plus Miss Wakefield visited Brandon. Paymaster Jack Tull visited from Pipestone. Doyle couple plan wintering at the Pacific coast en route via Lacombe. Blood donors included Forster Haney Page and Stewart with Gow Haney and Blackhall driving. Y P S held its organization meeting Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FG. Cooper
John
Rosemary Edmundson
Winnipeg
Mesdames H. Wakefield
Gordon Heyhoe
Mise Merle Wakefield
Brandon
Jack Tull
R.C.N.R
Montreal
Pipestone
W.R Doyle
Pacific Coast
Lacombe
Alta
Mesdames
T. E. Forster
T. A. Haney
C.J. Page
M. Stewart
J Wiltshire
P. Gow
A. Haney
J. Blackhall
T. I. Forster
Y.P.S
Local Club Officers Elected After Devotional Meeting
After a devotional and citizenship program, club officers were elected including May Orwin as President and Marion Green as Secretary. Meetings will be held on alternate Wednesdays. A memorial service for Pte Jack Graham, killed in action, was held at United Church with Rev HJ Bowman presiding and the Canadian Legion represented by comrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Orwin
Marion Green
Donald Green
Kallie Woods
Louise McLean
Elsie Stowe
Agnes Stewart
W.d
J-C.chisholm
J.C. Chisholm
D.G. MacDonal
T. A. Haney Treas
T.E. Haney
G. L. Woods
MacDonald
Luneh
G. Cruden
Red Cross
J. Wiltshire
T. Shurwell
J. McLean
F. Green
A. S. Frager
Pte
Jack Graham
United Church
HJ Bowman
Canadian Legion
Nankivell Family Moves to Mossop Residence
Local residents Mr. and Mrs. W. Nankivell and their family have taken up new residence at the Mossop house on Assinaboine avenue west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. W. Nankivell
Mossop
Assinaboine Avenue
West
Bryant Son Injured While Serving With Canadian C M F
Word reaches Mr and Mrs Silas Bryant that their son Leslie is injured while serving with the Canadian C M F The notice notes a family update and military link without detailing the injury type or location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Bryant
Leslie
C. M.F
Oats and Barley Varieties in 1944 Germination Tests
Laboratory tests show 94.7 percent of oats and 88.8 percent of barley samples in 1944 derived from recommended varieties. Eight oat types and eleven barley types officially recommended. many varieties suited to specific regions. Consult Dominion Experimental Farm, provincial agriculture departments, universities, or Line Elevator agents for detailed guidance and seed supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ajax
Banner
Engle
Exeter
Laurel
Legacy
Vanguard
Victory
Praine
OAC
Meaury
Ottawa
Plush
Wisconsin
Sanalta
Rex
Prospect
Dominion Experimental Forme
Provincis Departments of Agriculture
Universities
Manitoba
Alberta
Saskatchewan
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The
Miniota Herald
Reg M. Oliver
Bursdly
A J. Tufts
Isabella
A. Luckie
H. Gardham
Spence Wallace
Ivan Tennant
James Mark
Ers
Nature Rubber
Emmy
South America
Miniota
H Harrison
Geo. J. Heyfroe
GEO. Gabel
Optometrist
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