Canadian National Railways Curling Event at the Rink
The CNR curling event features eight two team rinks of CN workers. Two draws at 6 and 7 pm will decide winners with a points total. Skips and players listed include Evans, Bellamy, Neville, Mitchell, Brittton, Thomas, Barker, Cameron, Johnson, Parker, and others. Prizes are promised and organizers thank the Curling Club and rink management.
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C.N.R
Evans Bellamy Neville Mitchell Britton Thomas Barker
Cameron Johnson
Parker Riddick
Doncaster Angel Miners
McGuire Simpson Walker Treland Tergies
J. Nowe Sinclair Watson Roberts
A. Johnson Richardson Luchuck Oakley Creemer Scobel Frame
Hedberg Blandford
Pong Pong Tournament Held at Sons of England Hall
A ping pong tournament was held on Wednesday at the Sons of England Hall. Prize winners include Ladies' Singles 1st Division Mrs. C. Howard and 2nd Division Miss Olive Mills. Gents' Singles 1st Division S. Howard and 2nd Division M. Harvey. Mixed Doubles 1st Division Miss E. Howard and Rev. S. L. Nash, 2nd Division Miss John stone and J. Bicknell.
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Sons of England
Mrs. C. Howard
Olive Mills
Miss E. Howard
Rev. S. L. Nash
Miss Johnstone
J. Bicknell
Canadian Pacific Announces Major Traffic Appointments
The Canadian Pacific unveils a wave of transportation leadership changes across Montreal Toronto Buffalo and the Orient. R Kennady D R Kennedy H R Mathewson J E Parker and E L Sturdee receive general agent roles while Edward Stone and H B Beaumont advance to other senior positions in passenger and steamship traffic.
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R. Kennady
Buffalo
Monreal
J.E.P
H. R. Mathewson
Buffal
Canadian Pacific
Canada
United States
Montreal
Toronto
Orient
E. FL. Sturdee
Seattle
Sturdee
St. John
North American
Edward Stone
Chicago
Shancai
Irker
Stone
Yoke- IR
H. B. Beaumont
Beaumont
Allan Line
D. R. Kennedy
J. E. Parker
Atrendalio Aie
Father and Son Banquet at Union Church
A crowded Union Church hall hosted a Father and Son Banquet on a Friday evening. The program featured speeches by Rev. Martin, Mayor Sinclair, Ormond Butterill, J H Couch, Principal Ferrier, Rev. Nash, Mr. T W Offen, Chester McFadden, Miss Edith Nesbitt, Rev. Harry Ackinson, Sid Simpson, and others. Attendees enjoyed a hearty meal, tea service, and songs, with themes on home, education, and community involvement.
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Chester McFadden
Edith Nesbitt
Chester
Farewell Party for Mr. and Mrs. Welch in Daly
Residents gathered at Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Dyer’s home to bid farewell to the departing A Welch couple. Rev S A Martin gave an address and three gifts were presented a Bible for Mrs Welch a Fountain Pen for Mr Welch and a Birthday Book for Tommy. Thelma Beach Olive Couch Florence Dyer presented the items. Auld Lang Syne God Be With You Till We Meet Again and a prayer closed the evening with refreshments served.
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Mr. Martin
Sinclair
Bob
Daly
E. 0. Dyer
A. Welch
How Many Appies How Many Apples in Eden
A playful puzzle on Adam and Eve’s apple counts explores several numeric possibilities. The text presents multiple proposed totals from 10 to 893 and beyond, ending with a humorous, ultimately nonsensical final calculation.
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Adam
Eve
Secret of success lies in team effort says Atkinson
The article recounts Mr. Atkinson’s remarks on combination and teamwork as key to success, comparing hockey champions and life to a collective effort. Horace Ireland conveyed thanks for the inspiring address, noting the tie between sport and life lessons. The event closed with the group joining hands and singing.
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Atkinson
Mr. Atkinson
H. A. Ireland
Horace
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J. A. Grummett
Canadian National Railways
Sir Henry Thornton
Britt
Curling Club
J. L. Eyes
Rivers
H-B- Beaumont
R. Kennedy
H-R- Mathewson
J.E. Parker
Union Church
Grace
Jim McKenzie
Ormond Butterill
M.B.P
J H. Couch
Ferrier
Harry Ackinson
Winnipeg
Sid Simpson
Sid
Old King Cole
Harry Wareham
Henry Hole