District Happenings Highlight Community Notices
The Explorers thank donors for Halloween collections sent to Austria. Mr and Mrs Magnus reside in the H. E Forster home for the winter while HE Forster travels to Winnipeg and westward. Mrs Lindenback visits with her daughter and family. Mrs Geo Cassan and Jo-Ann visit Beulah. Dan Cooper is a patient in Birtle Hospital. Rink meeting correction notes J Hawes as chairman. Ken Stones omitted from executive. Sunday School Institute near Crandall United Church hosts 58 delegates afternoon and 70 night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Austria
Magnus
H. E Forster
HE. Forster
Winnipeg
Washington State
Lindenback
Geo. Cassan
G. Cloake
Jo-Ann
Beulah
Dan Cooper
Birtle Hospital
Rink
J. Hawes
Ken Stones
Tittle Presbytery
Crandall United Church
Kenton
Cardale
New Times
Strathclair
Inspector
Remembrance Day Service Correction and Local Notices
Correction notes Comrade Robt Scarf as Legion Chaplain not RK L Heise. Sympathy extended to Ed Morison and family for brother Thomas Morison killed in a car crash near Deep River Ontario on Tuesday November 14. Mrs A Hirst hospitalized in Hamiota Hospital. Raymond Hazlewood of Winnipeg visited J Hazlewood family over weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt. Scarf
Legion
Ed. Morison
Thomas
Deep River
Ontario
A. Hirst
Hamiota Hospital
Raymond Hazlewood
Winnipeg
J. Hazlewood
Last W.A. Meeting Led by Mrs Johnston in Church Parlors
The final meeting of the W.A. was held in the church parlors with president Mrs H V Johnston in charge and Mrs W Long as secretary. The gathering opened with the Lord's Prayer followed by a devotional led by Mrs W Crandell, Mrs M Johnson and Mrs Coburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.A
H. V. Johnston
W. Long
W. Crandell
M. Johnson
Coburn
Local Notices And Socials From Miniota Area
News briefs recount visits and weekend gatherings across Miniota and nearby towns. Notables include Miss Gayle Topps, Miss Sharon Stowe, Mrs. Catherine Armitage, and the Lamb Forsyth Winnipeg marriage. Events feature a Minot a Anglican bazaar, ice rink upgrades costing 966.17, and a Manitoba Red Cross convention.
Annual church meeting notes and donations outlined
The Roll Call highlighted donations to The Prairie Christian Training Centre with ten dollars and to the local church board with one hundred dollars. Remaining treasury funds, church plates, and W. A. books will join the new United Church Women’s Organization. Mrs. Rockley led the Annual Reports session with Mrs. Elliott-Sick and Shut-ins, and Mrs. Mark reviewed W. M. S. and W. A. activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Christian Training Centre
New United Church Women’s Organization
Rockley
J. Elliott
Mark
H. W Johnston
M. Johnson
H. V. Johnston
W. M.S
W. A
Binscarth
Coburn
G. Steen
Crandell
Kitz
Crandall Pool Elevator Holds Annual Meeting
Members and wives attended a banquet in the school auditorium to aid the Theatre Fund. District Director J Deveson presented the General Manager's report. surplus noted at 7054.24. Delegates H Hall spoke. Harvey Wallace and L Hankin re-elected president and secretary treasurer with Wes Leland as vice president. Board members Stan Coupe, Ken Smith, Jack Lawn, and T Van Buskirk reelected. Harvey Wallace to attend next year’s convention with Rodney Lewis as alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Reynolds
Urban School Trustees Assoc. of
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Reynolds
Association
A. C. Conklin
St. James
Matas
Stuart McLean
Theatre Fund
J. Deveson
General Managers
C. Brown
H. Hall
H. Wallace
Harvey Wallace
L. Hankin
Wes Leland
Stan Coupe
Ken Smith
Jack Lawn
T. van Buskirk
Rodney Lewis
Death of Atomic Energy official Morison in Deep River crash
Thomas Morison 45 an executive of Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Deep River Ontario died in a car crash Tuesday November 14 on Highway 17 near Meilleurs Bay five miles west of Deep River He led the administrative division of the Crown corporation operating nuclear reactors near Deep River He is survived by his wife Jean two daughters Mary and Anne a son Tommy his mother four brothers and two sisters The funeral was held November 16 in the United Church Deep River Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Morison
Atomic Energy of Canada Limited
Deep River
Ontario
Highway 17
Meilleurs Bay
Crown Corporation
Ottawa
Jean
Mary
Anne
Tommy
P. Morison
Neepawa
Alex
Winnipeg
Edward
Crandall
James
Pope
George
Montreal
McLellan
Yorkton
Hay
Gowan
Foxwarren
United Church
Manitoba Civil Defence Drill Tests Survival Plans
Exercise TOCSIN B-1961 in Manitoba involved 45 municipalities as Canada runs its largest civil defence drill on November 13 14. Brig John Pangman Manitoba Army Commander discusses a simulated nuclear strike near Churchill with Premier Duff Roblin and MP Gordon Chown at Emergency Government Headquarters in Camp Shilo. Soldiers map aircraft and missile movements in the Provincial Emergency Warning Centre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Canada
John Pangman
Churchill
Duff Roblin
Gordon Chown
Winnipeg South
Camp Shilo
Community Notes and Visits Across Manitoba and Winnipeg
Isabella and Mrs J T Finkbeiner visited Dominion City and Winnipeg over the weekend. R L Stevenson returned home from a month’s visit. Noreen Adams visited Brandon. Stan Jackson and M Elliott families visited Teasdale. Donnie Clark won a Kresges contest puppy prize on CKX TV. W M S meeting at Mrs R Attwood's past week honored Mrs C W Gordon, who died March 17 in Winnipeg aged 83.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Coxworth
Dominion City
Winnipeg
R. L. Stevenson
Noreen Adams
Brandon
A. Adams
Stan Jackson
St. Vital
M. Elliott
Portage
Teasdale
R. Scarth
Donnie Clark
Kresges
Ckx-Tv
Donnie
Isabella W. M. S
Canada must create one million jobs in five years
The economy will need to generate about 1 million new jobs over the next five years to support growth and rising labor demand across sectors. This projection underscores urgency for policy measures to boost productivity and employment.
Miniota W A and W M S Hold Regular Meeting
Miniota W A and W M S met with Mrs J Weins presiding in Mrs G Long's absence. The program study on Youth and Transition led by Mrs G Reynolds and Mrs Chas Ellerington as well as worship by Mrs Rowan. A farewell gift to longtime member Mrs O Patterson was presented. Attendance was thirteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniota United Church
G. Long
J. Weins
F. Rowan
G. Reynolds
Chas. Ellerington
O. Patterson
Miniota Neary
W.M. S Treas
D. J. Forsyth
A. M. Hanlin
Regional Meeting of Mid West Drama League Held in Isabella
The Mid West Drama League met at Isabella Community Centre with Ken ton Oak River and Isabella members. Officers were elected, a two plays per district plan was set, a new Elementary grade competition was announced, and a spring Drama festival was slated for Isabella the week of April 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mid-West Drama League
Isabella
Kenton
Oak River
Irwin
Doran
R. E. Heise
Isi@ella
Miniota W I M eet Supports Community Charities
The November W I meeting on November 10 raised five dollars for the Children's Aid Society. Donations supported Cancer, the Blind Institute, Heart Foundation, and Rheumatism and Arthritic Society. Various committees and officers were announced for 1963, including a new Program Committee and district leadership, with several events and canning projects noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Aid Society
W. I
Unitarian Service
C. Argue
S. Tayior
A. Armitage
Blind Institute
Heart Foundation
Rheumatism and Arthritic Society
Hamiota Hospital
Unicef
Hanlin
Standing Committee On Culture
J. Finkbeiner
United Nations
Long
U. N
Reynols
Corporal Forbes
Trinidad
T. V. Survey
Goodwin
Agriculture and Industries
Lynn Lake
Paterson
Red Cross
Blaich
G. Long
C. W. Ellerington
W. Peel
E. Spalding
C. Goodwin
S. Taylor
Armitage
Collier
H. D. Armitage
F. Rowan
Bonn
Work Like Sixty in the Sixties Veers Toward Longer Lifespans
A vintage style slogan urges workers to emulate gains of the 1960s to reduce labor in old age. The phrase connects midcentury toil norms with longer productive years and a future where work fades after sixty.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cor M Doyle
Sunday School Institute
Om Mrs
Cobhorn
Gayle Topps
Miniota
Sharon Stowe
the Pas
Mrs. Stowe
Catherine Armitage
Birtle
Mrs
Mary Dodds
Minsota
Ardith Lamb
Harold Forsyth
Gordon Hamstock
Wade
Mrs. N. Stewart
Eriksdale
Anglican
Les. Arksey
Roblin
F. Arksey
Pipestone
George Angell
Leslie
Don Angell
Virden
Ben Toban
Manitoba Hydro
Mansota
Grandview
Ken Baskier
Carnduff, Sask
C.W. Ellerington
David Russell
J. R. Reynolds
Brandon District
E. Cannon
Assiniboine Hospital
Cannon
W. Jolley
Moose Jaw
Sask
Robi. Jolley
Dean
Ed. Jolley
Erma Jolley
Shoal Lake
Crandall Pool
Caely Rand
J.T Finkbeiner
W.M.S
Mid West Drama
W. I. Meet
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