Togo News and Local Notices Update
Togo News reports residents visiting Regina and Kamsack, returns from Lutheran College, and Easter holidays spent at home. Local sales of land, new buyer appointed, and subscription renewals noted. The Cancer Fund Drive proceeds with donations to listed contacts. Town closes at 1 p.m. on Wednesdays starting May 4 for business hours. audience urged to attend the play The Girl Who Looks Like One with a following dance and 50 cent admission.
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Samuel French Publishers
Homemaker’s Club
Togo Homemakers Host April Meeting and Drama Night Plans
Togo Homemakers met at Mrs. Ed Bell’s home on April 14 and approved a Red Cross canvass thanks vote. A spring fundraiser and sub division drive were discussed as well as a 50 cent admission for a play 50 cent for the dance and lunch extra. A 25 dollar donation was voted to the high school girls for softball uniforms with Homemakers sewing the uniforms. Next meeting scheduled for May 12 at Mrs R W Dickie’s home. Goose Lake Collegiate Drama Night runs April 28 29 at 8 pm in the school auditorium with tickets available at the door. proceeds support Dauphin Music and Drama Festival activities.
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Togo
Ed. Bell
Red Cross
Bell
R. W. Dickie
Goose Lake
Dorfman
Sylvia Lesack
Victor McBride
Raymond Cryderman
Nat Lowe
Bob Heming
Harold Reed
Florence Cameron
Velma Andrews
Joyce Kerr
Doris Edwards
Ellen Scott
Wayne Kines
Archie Cameron
Walter Kerr
Ada Jakeman
Doris Andres
N. C. Walley
Geo. Fisher
Dauphin
Cromarty Women's Association Plans May 8 Sunday Service
The Cromarty Women s Association met on Tuesday the 26th at Mrs F G Eslinger s home. They decided the Sunday school would be reorganized after the Community Mother s Day service to be held at the school on Sunday May 8 at 3 pm. An organ is being procured for the Sunday school and will be used for the first time at this service.
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Cromarty
Local Docket Notes and School Countdown
Mary Robin is home for a short holiday Betty Robin spent some time in Inglis last week. Alice Howe spent Easter vacation visiting her sister in Russell. Mrs. Donald Robertson was a visitor at Brandon and Minnedosa during the past week. The next W.A. meeting will be at the home of Mrs. A. Cameron on May 12. All pupils and teachers are back to school for the last stretch before final exams and summer holidays.
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Mary Robin
Betty Robin
Inglis
Alice Howe
Russell
Donald Robertson
Brandon
Minnedosa
W.A
A. Cameron
Holiday visits across towns noted in brief notices
Ronnie Spear of Bield spent holidays with his grandmother Mrs. B. I. Spear. Edie Nator of Fort Francis Gnt spent several days visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joe Beck. Miss Joan Van Crecht spent last week at Dauphin taking an agricultural course. Mrs. E. McVey and her three children of Grandview visited her mother Mrs. F. Large then returned to Grandview. Miss Angus visited her brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Angus last Wednesday after a Calgar y visit, returning home to Bield.
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Ronnie Spear
Bield
B. I. Spear
Edie Nator
Fort Francis
Gnt
Joe Beck
Joan van Crecht
Dauphin
E. McVey
Grandview
F. Large
Miss Angus
Mrs
Lynn Angus
Calgary
Community Notes From Silverwood and Nearby Towns
Mrs Kirbride left Friday for Winnipeg to visit relatives Miss Ruby Irvine of Dauphin spent the weekend at her home Mrs Lawrence Maguire visited Mrs W Johnson Wednesday of last week Miss Hazel and Walter Redman of Norquay visited Jas Irvine Sunday Silverwood school opened Tuesday 26th with Dave Glutek in charge Aileen and Clifton Maguire returned Sunday after a ten day holiday in Winnipeg Rev J M Taylor took the service at Silverwood Sunday Mrs Glen Lester played the organ and there was a good attendance Bill Johnson accompanied Geo L Spears to Vancouver leaving Thursday morning Mr Johnson will visit at the Coast before returning Mr and Mrs Howard Radford and son Walter spent a nice time at Earl McGinnis's on Monday night Billy McGinnis celebrating his 3rd birthday and Walter Radford his 4th Congratulations boys Quite a number of friends on Thursday night took a surprise party to Billy Sangster's for Mr and Mrs Arthur Sangster After lunch Jim Stewart on behalf of those present extended best wishes to the newlyweds and Mrs L Maguire presented them with gifts and a well filled purse from the community
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Kirbride
Winnipeg
Ruby Irvine
Dauphin
Lawrence Maguire
W. Johnson
Miss Hazel
Walter Redman
Norquay
Jas Irvine
Silverwood School
Dave Glutek
Aileen
Clifton Maguire
J. M. Taylor
Silverwood
Glen Lester
Bill Johnson
Geo. L. Spears
Vancouver
Arthur Sangster
Jim Stewart
Garden Rhubarb Ready To Eat Reported By Residents
Several residents report rhubarb is ready to harvest in their gardens with stalks appearing thick and usable. Local gardeners note early growth this season and anticipate a bountiful harvest in coming weeks.
Betty Kelso Bride Elect Shower Noted at United Church
A Friday April 22 shower for Miss Betty Kelso honored the bride elect in the United Church basement. A short music program preceded a corsage presentation and gifts delivered by Billy McConnell in his car and trailer. The hostesses served a dainty lunch as Betty offered thanks.
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Betty Kelso
United Church
Billy McConnell
Betty
Baby Barbara Jean Souter dies. funeral held at home
Funeral service for Barbara Jean Souter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo Souter, was held Saturday at 2 p.m. at their home. She died at St Boniface hospital on April 21 and is survived by seven sisters, six brothers, a brother-in-law, and grandparents in Toronto. Interment followed in Roblin Cemetery with Rev. J M Taylor officiating. pallbearers were Dick Bogle, Donald Kelso, Tom, and Ewart Scott.
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Geo. Souter
Barbara Jean
St Boniface Hospital
Toronto
Roblin
J. M. Taylor
Dick Bogle
Donald Kelso Tom
Ewart Scott
Passing of Rose Kozak Aged 19 in San Clara
Rose Kozak died aged 19 on April 24 in San Clara. Funeral services were held at her parents home on April 26 with Rev Bachkalowski officiating. A large attendance and many wreaths reflected broad community esteem and sympathy extended to her family.
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Rose Kozak
Paul W. Kozak
San Clara
Bachkalowski
Catholic Mission
Card of Thanks from the Souter Family
We express gratitude to friends and neighbors for their kind help in our sad bereavement and for the loving moral tributes received from the community.
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Souter
Binscarth Plans 60th Anniversary Sports Day
Binscarth to stage a 60th anniversary sports day on Monday June 20 1949 featuring horse racing 750 dollars baseball 550 dollars midway and other attractions. Watch posters for details. L Parker secretary Binsearth.
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Binscarth
L. Parker
Binsearth
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