Wedding Fete At Waowinesa Church Unites Bernice Dick And Angus
In Town A, Bernice Dick, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs J Dick, wed Angus, son of Mr and Mrs A Angus, with Rev. R Harvey officiating. Bride wore white satin and Italian lace, full skirt with three lace panels, bold Peter Pan collar, Victorian headdress, and carried red roses. Attendants included Miss Lorna Patterson as bridesmaid and Mrs T Lowe as matron of honor. Flower girls Denise Cory and Maxine Weir. Best man Edward Anauy, ushers Tick and Allan Angus. Reception followed. couple to honeymoon in Winnipeg and reside in Crandall. Doug Stinson discharged from Deer Lodge hospital for health reasons. Miss Annie Grimmett of Vancouver visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Waowinesa
Dee
Bernice Inck
Lorna Patterson
T. Lowe
Denise Cory
Maxine Weir
Edward Anauy
Root
Flow. Noten
Miserine Hampton
Tick
Allan Angus
Winniper
Angus
Crandall
Reppy Binkday Listings for January Dates
Jan 12 to Jan 17 readers see a series of names linked to dates. George A Walker and Robert A Walker appear January 12. January 13 lists Mrs G E Rothwell Winnipeg and W J Stewart. January 14 notes Mrs G W Sleeman and Jack Hain. January 15 includes Alfred E Jeleff and Fred Beever. January 16 shows Mrs C E Brown Burnaby B C Barry Greasly. January 17 lists L E Wilson Lanigan Sask.
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George A
Robert A. Walker
G. E. Rothwell
Winnipeg
W. J. Stewart
G. W. Sleeman
Jack Hain
Alfred E. Jeleff
Fred Beever
C. E. Brown
Burnaby
B.C
Barry Greasly
L. E. Wilson
Lanigan
Sask
Can. Forestry Assn. Ends Annual Tour
The prairie tour of the Canadian forestry association ended its 50th year in the three prairie provinces. The tree planting car visited Rivers and held 1,739 meetings with an attendance of 233,075. The train covered 39,152 miles in its journey. British scientists developed Laminaria to produce blood plasma, with one ton made from about 100 tons of seaweed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Forestry Association
Prairie Provinces
Explosion at Vineland feed mill injures 23 in blast
A morning explosion buckled the Jacob Rubinoff feed mill in Vineland North Carolina injuring 23 workers. Five of the injured were in serious condition and two were released after treatment. The incident sparked a large fire with tons of feed ignited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Rubinoff
Vineland
Our Lady Congregation Holds Annual Meeting in Abegine
The annual congregational meeting of the Our Lady congregation convened in Abegine. Officials reported that financial obligations for the past year were met. Following the church business a luncheon was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eiaruagini
Grenmiza Toms
Daly Chhrch
Abegine
Peay
Diverse 1951 notices and Canadian crime issues
Brief notices include birth in Brandon general hospital on January 3 1951 to Mr and Mrs K Veenhaas a daughter. Princess Margaret to accompany royal visit to Australia and New Zealand in 1952 aboard the Corinthie or Ceramic. Glenville Minnesota reports a farmer supplying horses for recreation and work amid changing demand for riding and racing stock. Vancouver police report nights of stolen cars and juvenile court handling offenders with ongoing thefts over 200 monthly. Le Soleil notes Canada’s weak forest fire protection and need for coordinated civil defence and forest protection measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Ay Ther
Australia
New Zralant
Show Savill Shipping Company
United Church W A Honored Mrs Jelliff
The United Church Women’s Auxiliary held a meeting at Mrs G B Jelliff’s home with 19 members and guests. Officers for 1951 were installed by Rev H Dodd, led by President Mrs Jelliff and including vice presidents Mrs J Mitchell and Mrs A Whyte, secretary Mrs Frank Taylor, treasurer Mrs Gordon Langman, correspond ing secretary Mrs Jack Gilchrist, press reporter Mrs 2 McFadden. The group reported a balance of $2,053.04 raised and $1,168.20 spent, with congratulations from the Dominion Women’s Association to Mrs Jelliff for ten years as president. A life membership certificate and bouquet were presented. tea was served by group one. London Free Press item notes Lord Herder proposes a national noise park for a space where “primitive citizens” may let loose.
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H Dodd
Jelliff
J. Mitchell
A Whyte
Frank Taylor
Gordon Langman
Jack Gilchrist
McFadden
Jack Tain
Dominion Women’s Association
Dede
Jeliff
James Taylor
Jeniff
Also Mentioned on This Page
Avliks Bakery
Phoke
Rivers, Man
Neo Chemical Food
N.C.F
Ora Sas
Jim Rolls
Bologna
MAC ‘N
Doug Stinson
Deer Lodge Military Hospital
Armed Forces
Annie Grimmett
Vancouver
J. A. Grummett
Can. Forestry Assn
Richard J. H. Krebs
Jan Valun
Chestertown
Krebs
House of Representatives Committee On un-American Activities
U.S. Census Bureau
United States
Hamilton Spectator
Sydney Post-Record
Laly
Erths
Veendbaas
Brandon General Hospital
K. Veenhaas
Letibridge Herald
Glenville
Minn
Vancouver Sun
Vancouvere
le Soleil
Quebec
Canada
London Free Press
Lord Herder
British Noise Abatement League
Theatre News
Man On the
Franchot Tower
Spencer Tracy
Elizabeth Taylor
Miss Grant
Richmond
Lucille Ball - Willam Holden
James Gleason
Inspector
Danny Kare
Chieud's
Korner
REX Theatre
McKenzie
Laygoois
United Sicre
SRIES
McKenzie’s
Eisenhower
Brandon
Taylor
Trycor
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