Obituary of George Kappie of Deepdale
Funeral services were held at St. Michaels Ukrainian Catholic Church for George Kappie of Deepdale who died in Brandon after a long illness at 74. Born in Austria he moved to Gimili and then Deepdale where he farmed until retirement in 1957. Survived by Dora Styba his wife, a son William, two daughters Annie and Emily, a sister and five grandchildren.
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St. Michaels Ukrainian Catholic Church
George Kappie
Deepdale
Brandon
S. Evanochko
Roblin Memorial
Messrs
Russell Prokopowich
Russell Sadouwich
Mike Puriteh
Peter Styba
Peter Kolomaya
Paul Pronyk
Austria
Canada
Gimili
Man
Dora Styba
Roblin
Willian
Victor Moisuik
Annie
Regina
Bill Kozak
Emily
Moose Jaw
Joe Senderewich
Robert Kerr Rites Held At Tummel United Church
Robert Kerr aged 96 died at home November 23 after a short illness. Service Monday at 3:00 pm with Rev. Ross Williams and Mr. Alvin Kines officiating. Interment at Tummel cemetery. McBain's Funeral Home in charge. He was born in Norland Ontario, moved to Neepawa Manitoba in 1892, then to the Tummel district in 1903. He married Georgina Staple in 1896. Survived by daughter Gladys Mickelson, seven grandchildren, and nine great grandchildren.
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Tummel United Church
Robert Kerr
Ross Williams
Alvin Kines
McBain
Tummel Cemetery
Raymond Switzer
Wendell Lamb
Lisle Simpson
Leonard Jory
Jas, Kines
George de la Mare
Norland
Ontario
Neepawa
Man
Tummel
Georgina Staple
Kerr
United Church
Methodist Church
Union
Fife Scool
Georgina
Gladys
Oscar Mickelson
Lillian
Jay Campbell
Bremerton
Wash
U.S.A
Don Shearer
Ruby
Roy
Earl
Mervyn
Oliver Mickelson
Roblin
Christmas Seals Aid Tuberculosis Fight in Manitoba
A Manitoba health appeal describes tuberculosis as a deadly, widespread disease that thrives where people live and work closely. It notes thirty eight deaths last year and over five hundred sanatorium treatments, urging Christmas Seals donations to support the Sanatorium Board.
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Manitoba
Evening Guild Meets To Aid Tuberculosis Prevention
The Evening Guild Christmas meeting convenes in United Church basement on Tuesday at 8 p m to support a three pronged tuberculosis prevention program. Free community TB surveys and x ray tests aim to find unknown cases before spread. Manitoba health efforts stress rehab for former patients and public education on TB control supported by Christmas Seals.
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United Church
Manitoba
Veryone
Shipshape winter wardrobe care tips and repairs
Homemakers' Corner advises on garment care this winter, stressing proper hangers to preserve shape, closing openings before hanging, and space in closets to reduce pressing. It covers coat maintenance, including unfastening front openings, cautious drying after snow exposure, scarf use to protect collars, and timely repairs before storage. It also notes social items about Mrs. James Martin and the Laird family visiting relatives.
Television Viewing for the Future
The CBC and Manitoba Agriculture present the first TV Short Course the week of January 15 to 19. Local farms Floyd Chase and Gerald Andres host filming to show farmstead layouts and common planning errors. CBC’s Murray Creed and Lionel Moore lead, with Lorne Buchanan Vern McNair and Harold Boughton assisting.
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Manitoba Department of Agriculture
CBC
Floyd Chase
Gerald Andres
Murray Creed
Lionel Moore
Lorne Buchanan
Vern McNair
Information Services
Department of Agriculture
Harold Boughton
Agrep
Local and Social: Winter Plans and Weddings Update
Local notes show Mr. and Mrs. Wm Pound leaving for North Vancouver to spend winter with family. Leo Christoff visited Roblin and Winnipeg and moved to North Surrey BC. The Kilmister Sneath wedding occurred at Dauphin First Baptist Church with multiple attendees. Mrs. Jean Currey visits her son in Dauphin. D. H. Oliphant family visits Dauphin and Kilmister-Sneath wedding occurred in the afternoon. D. Staple and party traveled to Winnipeg. A. Staple stayed with her daughter for winter. Staple and Twa returned Sunday.
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Wm. Pound
North Vancouver
B.C
Leo Christoff
Roblin
Winnipeg
North Surrey
Wilf Ward
W. B. Payne
Ordella Payne
First Baptist Church
Dauphin
Jean Currey
Bob Agar
D. H. Oliphant
Kilmister-Sneath
Mr. D. Staple
Mrs
A. Staple
Mrs. Twa
R. Neville
Mr. Staple
Mail Early and Correctly Is Yale Plea of Postmaster
Postmaster urges careful Christmas card mailing to avoid undeliverable mail. Citizens should list recipients, buy stamps in advance, use full addresses with street and zone numbers, include return addresses, separate local and out-of-town mail, and mail at first class rates if uncertain. Deadlines for US and Canada are listed, with local bundles to speed delivery and green and white labels provided.
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Post Office
Post Office Department
United States
Canada
Newfoundland
Maritime Provinces
British Columbia
Ontario
Quebec
Alberta
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Inspector Gibson Attended Meeting At Silverwood
The Roblin Local of the Manitoba Teachers' Society met at Silverwood School on Tuesday, November 28, with Inspector Gibson and twenty-eight teachers in attendance. A panel discussed the worth of Christmas concerts, then a general discussion on The Ideal Rural School Teacher followed.
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Roblin
Manitoba Teachers’ Society
Silverwood School
Inspector Gibson
Lopston
Laliberte
Weselowski
Sebulski
Wm. Nowosad
Gibson
Emil Sebulski
Gilbert School
Mr. Gibson
Miss Erickson
Burtniak
Silverwood
Eggs stored in warm heat lose quality quickly says official
Miss Shirley Helms of Manitoba Agriculture says eggs should be kept at 50 degrees Fahrenheit with moderate humidity until used. Fresh grade A eggs have thick whites and rounded yolks. grade B eggs are darker, flatter yolks and thinner whites. Buy from refrigerated displays and store promptly. grade B eggs are usable for scrambling baking and cooking. Recipe booklet Cooking Canada's Eggs available from Publications Branch Winnipeg.
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Shirley Helms
Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Conservation
Cub Scout Committee Meeting Held December Fifth
The community Cub Scout group met at the Elementary School on Tuesday December 5 to plan for the coming year. President Walter Huff noted Scout Master Harry Whitmore is gone and local leaders Bill Johnson or Ralph Ritchie could fill the role. The committee outlined adding at least two new leaders and a slate of cooperators for potential readership list and thanked Whitmore for his service. the group is sponsored by the Home and School Association.
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Walter Huff
Harry Whitmore
Bill Johnson
Ralph Ritchie
Lst
Whitmore
The
Home and School Association
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Homemakers’ Corner
Norma Morrison
James Martin
Barrie
Ont
Mrs. George Farmer
Saskatoon, Sask
George Laird
Roblin Review
YALE
Jack Dempsey
Montreal
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Dempsey
Dinx Ferguson
CUB
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