Obituary for Mr Arnfinson
Mr Arnfinson, born in Iceland and arrived in Canada in 1901, spent early years farming in Siglunes and Lundar before working for the Game and Fish Branch and later joining the Indian Affairs Department as an agent. He spent his later years in the north and retired.
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Arnfinson
Marie Arnfinson
Iceland
Canada
Siglunus
Lundar
Game and Fish Branch
Indian Affairs Department
North
Hazel Annie Harness obituary details life events
Hazel Annie Harness born August 5 1914 in Oakville Manitoba moved to Aylsham later marrying Walter La Jambe she died January 8 1969 at St Anthony's Hospital.
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Hazel Annie Harness
Oakville
Manitoba
Aylsham
Walter la Jambe
St. Anthony's Hospital
4-H Affiliation Highlighted by Montreal Award Trip
Maribelle Bruderer spoke of a week long award trip to Montreal in July 1968. Two films were shown one on a family involved in 4-H work and another colorful look at 4-H exchange students in India. The event ended with sandwiches and milk in the N.M.V.C. cafeteria.
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Maribelle Bruderer
Montreal
India
N.M.V.C
D.K
Marriage Course For Young Adults Opens February 2
A ten week program at Guy Hall begins February 2 at 7 30 PM for single adults 18 and over. Sessions cover communication psychology sexuality maturity home establishment and more led by Catholic and other ministers. Interested individuals may register at the Catholic Rectory or by phone 3 2938.
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J.R. Waters
Victor Shan
M. Tack
J. Robson
Ed. Tellier
Jack Johnson
Fr. G. Naud
Parenthood
Vern Bernstrom
Ron McBryde
Evans Premachuk
William Otshenash
Ministerial Association of the
Pas
Guy Hall
Canadian Kinsmen to honor 50 years in 1970
Harry Moll announces Robert Tyre of Winnipeg will write a book on the 50 year history of Kinsmen in Canada. Tyre, editor of a Winnipeg business magazine, was chosen from many authors and will mark the organization’s 50th anniversary in 1970 with clubs totaling about 430 and roughly 14 000 members.
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Harry Moll
Association of Kinsmen Clubs
Robert Tyre
Winnipeg
Canada
Kinsmen
Mr. Tyre
Kinsmenship
Hamilton
Toronto Opens Kinsmen Institute for Mentally Retarded
The official opening in Toronto marks the Golden Anniversary and houses the headquarters of the Canadian Association for the Mentally Retarded. It will serve as a research clearing house for retardation developments across Canada, with anticipated demand for over 10 000 copies of a forthcoming hardcover book published early in 1970.
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Toronto
Canadian Association For the
Canada
Horticultural Notes First in Series in The Pas Herald
This is the first horticultural article in the year for The Pas Herald. It aims to inform readers on gardening practices and where to obtain gardening information. Nurseries in the Prairie Provinces grow hardy plants suited to our climate. A list of Registered Manitoba Nurseries.
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The
Pas Herald
Prairie Provinces
Manitoba
Local horticultural meet and garden slides at Provincial Offices
Agricultural representative notes local crops possible for cultivation. Attend the horticultural meeting in the board room at 8 00 PM February 3rd to view slides of local gardens. Also mentions judo training sessions beginning mid February and invites visiting judokas to drop in.
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Matthews
Judo Club Seeks February Session Participants
The article notes strong interest in a February Judo session with signups already underway. Both men and women from local and out of town clubs join in paired practice matching height and build. Bi weekly sessions run Monday and Friday 7 to 9 PM with a gallery for spectators.
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Ated
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