Obituaries from Shell Valley and Kamsack area
Funeral services were held for Andrew Bodnar of Shell Valley and Bessie Currey of Kamsack with interment in Makaroff cemetery. Bodnar, 84, born in Bukovina, Canada 1909, survived by wife Polly and large family. Currey, 66, a nurse born in Scotland, moved to Mak aroff district and later Kamsack, predeceased by husband M. Currey. Both services conducted by local clergy. arrangements by McBain and Wilson funeral homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell Valley
Andrew Bodnar
Alan
el: Shwetz
McBain
Snell Valley
Steve Pietze
el: Dohe
Fred Federchuk
William Lesack
Pete Ungra
Leo Gorda
Cherniavka
Chernovetz County
Bukovina
Shellmouth
Man
Mary Tokar
Peace River
Alberta
Annie Protasevich
Shortdale
Vera Bodnar
Katie Sanislav
Hamilton
Ontario
Wilson Funeral Home
Kamsack
Makaroff Community Hall
Makaroff
Bessie Currey
Sask
Fisher
Mr. Sheets
Miss Manning
Jennie Topham
J. C. Arnott
C. Robinson
G. Beattie
A Boyes
C. Rogers
Dauphin General Hospital
W. Currey
Winnipeg
Dave
Ada) Gawley
Togo
Jack
Madeline) Brown
Vancouver
B.C
Ivan
Eleanor) Boyce
Flin Flon
Dennis
Anna) Lindsay
A. L. Beaubien
St. Jean Baptiste
Wm. Speers
Christmas decorating ideas from Homemakers Corner
Christmas is near and Homemakers Corner offers playful ideas for table decor. Try dancing mothballs in a water bowl tinted red or green with food coloring. Add 4 percent cup vinegar and one teaspoon baking soda for a fizzy effect.
Mrs. R. Wildeman Elected President of St. Matthews Lutheran Ladies' Aid
The St. Matthew's Lutheran Ladies' Aid met December 7 with ten members and three guests. Rev. Borchardt led a study on Old Testament history from Moses to Christ. Officers elected for 1962: President Mrs. R. Wildeman, Vice-President Mrs. A. Becker, Secretary Mrs. E. Mohr, Treasurer Mrs. W. Doering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Wildeman
St. Matthews Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
P. Borchardt
Christ
E. Mohr
H. Edel
Alrs. E. Andres
W. Doering
Bethany Pioneer Vilage
C. Bork
A. Becker
E. Andres
Bethany Pioneer Village
Lutheran Welfare
H. Zorn
Alter Guild
R. Windecker
Borchardt
Ladies’ Aid
Assiniboine Sewing Club Holds December Meeting
The Assiniboine Sewing Club met at Dropmore School on Friday December 1 for its fourth business session. Plans were made for a Christmas Party on December 28 at Dropmore Hall, inviting all ex-members. Two demonstrations were presented: Clothing Terms by Paulette Dietrich and Loretta Zie bar, and Huck Weaving by Renda Simair and Faye Digby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assiniboine Sewing Club
Dropmore School
Dropmore Hall
Paulette Dietrich
Loretta Ziebar
Renda Simair
Faye Digby
Cromarty 4-H Club Reports December Meeting
Cromarty 4-H clubs meet December 1 1961 with four visitors. Officers include Garden Eddy Klemetski secretary Patricia Giles reporter. Sewing Audrey Coutts. Beef Judy Framingham. Tractor Larry Har Low. Reports: Sewing projects knit sew crochet. Beef rope halter rope making. Garden first lessons. Tractor 3rd meeting with 10 members and Brian Mitchell named next year’s reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cromarty 4H
Cromarty Club
Garden Club
Eddy Klemetski
Patricia Giles
Beef Club
Judy Framingham
Tractor Club
Taras Horbay
Larry Har Low
Cromarty
Almer Propp
Jack Mitchell
Brian Mitchell
Lynn Bakken
Christmas Party Meeting By Evening Guild At Knox United Church
Twenty three visitors and twenty one Guild members gathered at Knox United Church for the Evening Guild Christmas party meeting on Tuesday December 12. The evening featured a devotional, letters and Christmas cards, a nearing completion quilt for Osborne Home, new communion cloth, hampers to be packed December 22, and a film about Christ child homes followed by games and a lunch. Rev. Ross Williams announced the birth of a baby boy and the group extended Christmas wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild
Knox United Church
Fellowship of the Evening Guild
Betty Keast
Alice Thom
Audrey Schmaltz
Mary Sorbo
Ivy Campbell
Jean Leavens
Mary McGill
Pauline Lapitsky
Gene Newton
Joyce Barber
G. Waddell
Carol Ellis
Osborne Home
Doris Hutchison
Ross Williams
Norene Simpson
Sadie Staple
Christ Child
Hazel McFarlane
Joyce Harper
E .Bruce
I. Campbell A. Chase
N. Cross
Evening Guild
Registered Nurses Meet in Dauphin Hospital
Nurses from District No. 3 of the Manitoba Association of Registered Nurses gathered at Dauphin General Hospital on November 23 1961 hostesses served a turkey dinner afterward visitors toured the new hospital wing Mrs Gow president opened the meeting with a report from Bran don committee reports on Nursing Service and Education Public relations and Employment Relations Miss Mary E Wilson guest speaker reported on the 12th Quadrennial Congress of the International Council of Nurses in Melbourne Australia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Association of Registered Nurses
Dauphin General Hospital
Dauphin
Gow
M.A.R. N
Brandon
Mary E. Wilson
M.A.R.N
International Council of Nurses
Melbourne
Australia
Village to Take Legal Action in Tax Collection Roblin council acts
Roblin Village Council met December 7 1961 chaired by Mayor F A Newton with full attendance. Officials approved minutes and a $50 grant to the Chamber of Commerce for Christmas decorations. By-Law 533 to license liquor sales was read third time and passed. Taxes on Dec 15 assigned to a lawyer for collection and snow plowing grants sought. New Health Unit advisory member Morgan Kelso appointed. Booth rental for rink to Mrs Miller at 75 for 1961 62 season. By-Laws canceling taxes 863.12 and uncollectable water charges 82.60 passed. Licenses for Harry Rodonets and Frank Loos approved. Meeting adjourned. next Jan 2 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
F. A. Newton
Department of Public Works
Morgan Kelso
Birtle-Shoal Lake
Ag-Rep advises mineral feeding for livestock
Inquiries on mineral and vitamin supplement feeding prompt guidance. Calcium and phosphorus at about a 2 to 1 ratio are best obtained via steamed bone meal mixed 50 50 with loose salt. Feeding bonemeal year round helps cattle develop a taste. phosphorus deficiency may show as wood and bone chewing. Vitamin A and a lack of other minerals should be considered, with oils or powders from feed agents, often in combination with Vitamin D. Molasses on feed can boost intake for weight gain and digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Fifty-Four Head Of Cattle Drown In Carrot River Tragedy
The Pas area report details 64 cattle lost when ice broke on the Carrot River at mile 13 on a Saturday evening. Owners were Mr. Kennedy and Mrs. Leflar with Roblin ties, the herd partially wintering with Kennedy, and the loss estimated around $16,000. Press inquiries sought confirmation amid conflicting reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pas
Man
George Kennedy
Eric Batchelor
Kennedy
Wm. Leslar
Roblin
Carrot River
New Election Slated For December 19 In Shell River
In Rural Municipality of Shell River voters faced a recount after a tie between F. H. Wilson and Julius Orke for Reeve on October 20 1961. Judge D A Ross ordered a new election set for December 19 with both candidates again nominated. Only half the voters turned out previously. now eligible residents are urged to vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell River
F. H. Wilson
Julius Otke
D. A. Ross
Dauphin
Mr. Ross
Julius Orke
Reeve
R. M
Renovations At Roblin District Hospital Reviewed By Board
The Buildings Committee met December 5 1961 in the hospital board room with full members. They reviewed basement renovation plans with three minor MHS P changes, discussed acid diluting tank deletion, Winter Works funding, and potential contractors Green Blankstein Russell Associates Peter Chyz Yorkton Sask Glen Shoemaker Grandview Man. They also considered converting the X ray room to a minor operating room under a Federal Provincial Grant and planned to confer with the architect and secretary ahead of the December 15 1961 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin District Hospital No. 2
Hosiital
M.H.S.P
Green
Blankstein
Russell Associates
Peter Chyz
Yorkton
Sask
Glen Shoemaker
Grandview
Man
M.il S.P
Provinciaa
School Board considers kindergarten class request in Goose Lake
A Goose Lake school board meeting on December 8 heard a delegation from the Home and School Association requesting a kindergarten class. The district, a consolidated one, will study the matter before deciding. Principals report November enrollment at 441 with 148 village pupils and 293 town pupils. Board approved payments to multiple vendors including Beaver Lumber and Mitchell's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home and School Association
Goose Lake
Dember
Ours
Also Mentioned on This Page
Homemakers’ Corner
Norma Morrison
Christmas
Roblin Review
Sewing Club
Audrey Coutts
The
Cromarty Happy Stickers
Rev
Mrs
Chamber of Commerce
Wm. Miller
Harry Rodonets
Winnipegosis
Frank Loos
Langruth
H. Cross
Village of
F. R
Marlin Bros. Ltd
F. Nowosad
Winnipeg Free Press
Winnipeg Tribune
F. A. Naton
L. I
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