Lee Irvine Wedding Unites Irvine and Lee Families
Evelyn Florence Irvine and Gerald Marlon Lee were married at United Church Pilot Mound on Saturday November 12. Rev J Alex Stephen officiated. The bride wore heaven blue crepe and grey gabardine. They will reside at Crandall after a short honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
Pilot Mound
Evelyn Florence
Alex. Irvine
Gerald Marlon
Chas. R. Lee
Crandall
J. Alex. Stephen
Rural Council Acts on Pension and Roads in Manitoba
The rural council met in Minosta on November 14 with Reeve Lynch presiding. They approved an Old Age Pension application and decided to pay school and village levies to December 31, 1949. They rent SW 26-14-26 to J A Clark for 1950 and advertise the land for sale. They raise telephone salaries by $10 monthly from December 1, 1949 and appointed replacements for two resignations. They seek Public Works aid to complete gravelling and grading of several ranges at estimated costs of 3000, 9000, and 7000 dollars to be completed in 1949–1950. By‑laws 1097 and 1098 relating to land transfers were read and passed. The council will meet again on December 15 in Minota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minsota
J. R. Lynch
J. A. Clark
Telephone Committee
Telephone Committee Reported That Mrs. W Leary
M. Webber
M. Mossop
V. Irvine
Minister of Public Works
Department
G. L Woods
Crandall
C.R Lee
Miniota
Local Groups Report Annual Meetings and New Officers
The Beef Club re elected Stan Lelond as Leader and Steve Bell as assistant at their annual meeting. Officers include President Harvey Hill Vice-president Murray Collier Secretary treasurer Doug Harrison with twenty new members. W I directorate elected Mrs Mitchell as President and other officers. The Mission Band elected Faye Clegg as President with Don Mackean as Vice-president and Katherine Littlejohn as Secretary. Rev A D Caskey spoke on church topics and introduced the study book The Flying Umbrella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les. Lelond
Gary Leroy
Beef Club
Stan Lelond
Steve Bell
Harvey Hill
Murray Collier
Treas
Doug Harrison
D. Leland
Faye Clegg
Don. Mackean
Katherine Littlejohn
Donna Mitchell
Jim Clegg
Jack Nankivel
A D. Caskey
Local residents change homes and Winnipeg visitors report
Isabella R. Young purchases the former W Iverach residence. Mr and Mrs Levi Miller build a business residence. Mr and Mrs R T Clark Mrs H Calder and Mrs C Harrison visit Winnipeg this week. G Torrance and Mrs J Sunley plan winter residence. W I directorate names officers including President Mrs J T Finkbeiner and Secretary Mrs H Harrison with duties assigned to several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Young
W. Iverach
Levi Miller
R.T. Clark
H. Calder
C. Harrison
Winnipeg
G. Torrance
J. Sunley
W.I. Directorate
J.t.finkbeiner
C. Peel
J.e.finkbeiner
Re.h Harrison
M. Johnson
T. Kennedy
L. Wright
L. and
F. Hall
Community Notes From Beulah and District
Beulah M s L W Berwick seeks medical treatment in Braddon while J C Chisholm returns from a three week Nee pawa visit. The community hall whist drive and dance drew a packed crowd and good time was reported at the annual W I meeting at Mrs J C Chisholm home. A Remembrance service was led by Mrs Chisholm and the group agreed to gift a book to each school room. Leadership Training course report by Mrs J H Bickford noted encouraging progress. W I officers elected include President Mrs F C Green and Vice Presidents Mrs J C Chisholm and Mrs CJ Smith. Secretarytreasurer Mrs J H Bickford. Super convenor Mrs P Gow. Directors Mesdames H E Forster, AS Faazer, G Cruden, A Hawes, J Diekie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.I
J. C. Chisholm
Chisholm
J. H. Bickford
F C Green
J.c.chisholm
CJ Smith
JH. Bickford
P. Gow
H E Forster
Faazer
G.cruden
A.hawes
J. Diekie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lee—Irvine
Rural Council
Arrow River
W.tennant
R.g.mitchell
Roy Leland
R O'Connor
K.mitchell
O. Blatch
Sunshine
P.iles
Sam Wallace
Spence Wallace
Annu
Humphrey Mitchell
NT OF Labour
A. Macnamara
Annuities
Department of Labour
Ottawa
Isabella
Beulah
M.s. L. W. Berwick
Brardon
C. Chisholm
Nee
Pawa
Canadian Legion
W. Lockhart
Joe Bonner
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