Harvest Festival and farewell notices from Ches Crockart
Harvest Festival services will be held at St Wilfrid's on Sunday and at St Alban's Blenheisa at usual hours. United church ladies report a successful annual bazaar with receipts of 148.05 dollars. Ches Crockart's effects were disposed of by auction as he moves to Vancouver with his daughter Mrs Kennedy. Roy Gunn plans to join relatives on the coast. The Crockart family and friends extend best wishes. a social gift of a pipe accompanied the farewell.
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St. Wilfrid's Church
St Alban’s
Blenheisa
M.convell Urus
Ches Crockart
Auotten
Mr. Crockart
Vancouver
Mrs Kennedy
Roy Gunn
Kennedy
Crockart
Jesse Crockart
Calgary
Socia
Ll Theriog
Gunn Receives Leather Billfold at School Mat Event
A leather billfold was given to Gunn during a school mats event, marking a small ceremonial moment.
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Gunn
Sympathy and thanks for Mrs. C. Crockart’s death
In sincere thanks for the many expressions of sympathy kindness and lovely floral tributes sent on the death of Mrs. C. Crockart Mr. C. Crockart and family extend their heartfelt appreciation to all who offered support.
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C. Crockart
Mr. C. Crockart
Auction Sale at John Middleton's NY 10 a.m. Oct 3
A large one day auction at John Middleton's location near Miniota and Beulah lists 14 purebred Aberdeen Angus horses and 5 cattle herds with calves, full line of farm implements, feed, poultry, turkeys, portable graparies, tractors, engines, a 1936 Plymouth coach, saws and a household lot. Auctioneer J F M Johnston notes lunch at noon and catalog bills available.
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John Middleton
Miniota
Beulah
Plymouth
J.F.M. Johnston
Teaching duties begin at Scarth and travel notes
Lorne Finkbemer starts teaching at Scarth on Monday. Beveridge left for RC.A.P. training in Vancouver. Ase Reid departed for Toronto for a wireless telegraphy course. Mrs R Forman and son visited from Metita for Blair's anniversary. No Sunday school or church this week. The Isabella church hosted the third sectional Rally of Women's Institutes on Tuesday.
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Lorne Finkbemer
Scarth
Hy. Beveridge
Rc.a.p
Vancouver
Ase Reid
Toronto
Local Institutes Share Programs At Afternoon Assembly
An afternoon session drew a crowd of about five dollars in attendance as Mrs. L. Hall chaired and introduced the origin of 1607 names. Mires J. Moll iott spoke for Arrow River with community members Beulah and Two Creeks contributing papers on Indian schooling and lamp cleaning. demonstrations included knitting and youth training. Isabella and Minjota presented quizzes and papers on youth topics while Crandall and Two Creeks offered education and cultural notes.
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L. Hall
Welonese
Mires J. Molliott
Arrow River
A. Dickey
Isabella
H. Harrison
R. Stevenson
Tennant
Margaret Stohe
Minjota
Rally Highlights Women’s Organizations in War Effort
Mrs R K Chalmers and Mrs JC Vincenburgh led a program with Mrs JR Lynch and Miss McKay to urge stronger women’s groups in the current war conditions. A festive rally featured readings and songs, with a forthcoming meeting planned at Crandall.
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R.K Chalmers
JC. Vincenburgh
JR. Lynch
Miss McKay
Manitoba
Crandall
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