Commercialization Alarmed by Ministers Meeting
The Inter-Mountain Ministerial Association met January 6 at Rev. Marchant’s Gilbert Plains home with Revs. Marchant Logan Parkinson Hambley Batley Cornish and visiting Rev. Worenheimer Dauphin. They planned a joint meeting with Dauphin ministers and adopted a resolution urging protection of the Lord’s Day from commercialization. Next gathering will be at Rev. Joice’s Grandview home.
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Inter-Mountain A‘inisterial Association
W. T. Marrchant
Gilbert Plains
Marchant
Logan
Parkinson
Hambly
Julie Batley
Grand View
Cornish
Worker
Roblin
Wo Renheimer
Dauphin
Res. Uv. Joice
Grandview
Local sports and events from Togo region and area
Town reports mixed results in hockey and curling with junior teams and local clubs hosting matches. Nipawin curlers travel for a good trip while other games end in losses. Rural telephone company annual meeting reports director changes and leadership updates.
Deepdale Orchestra Postpones Valentine Dance
The Deepdale orchestra advertised Valentine dance for Friday 20 was postponed. The Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs O Mc Corquodale’s home. Sivha spent Saturday at Nanisack. Harvey Prier in Rouin while Mr Gr Prier ill. Corwena Roberts and Coperatch visit Kirkwood Park to celebrate birth of James Richard last week.
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Deepdale
Brivay
Dan
Ladies Aid Society
Coperatch
Ho Gatlance
Kirkwood Pari
James Richard
Alice J Cross Dies at 74 After Long Roblin Residency
Mrs. Alice Cross 74 died at her Roblin residence on Saturday January 7 after living in the area since 1921. Funeral service held January 10 at Knox United Church Roblin with burial in Tunnel Cemetery. Survived by husband Stafford and seven children.
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Alice Dame Cross
Loblin
Doug
Knox United Church
J. Carlyle Parker
Durtal
Tunnel Cemetery
J. Scott
Fo Star
al Yeo
J. Nelson
FL Fletcher
J. Alexander
GG. Mitchell
H Keast
J. Goorbun
T. Yeo
I Robertson
Eo Galpin
Statford
Saraah
FF. Gilbert
Winnipeg
Elizabeth
G. Butcher
Minnedosa
Edith
E Bramwell
Robliny
Joe
Russell
Harry
William
Stoblin
Ser
EK. Gilpin
J. Fowllie
Souris
Ho A Yee
Dauphin
A. K. McLennan
Cross
County Armach
Ireland
United States
Stafford H. Cross
New York City
Roblin
Kiwanis Club Formed In Town Led By Watson Team
A Kiwanis branch formed last weekend with J. C. Riddle and Rev Jo McNeil leading the visit. D. Watson was named president with J. Pail as vice president and Lorne Stevenson as secretary. The first meeting is set for Thursday at 12 30 in the Hotel dining room. Other members include Geo McCullough Harold Wright and Charlie Forbes from Brandon.
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J. C Riddle
Winnipeg
Jo McNeil
Melefort
Sask
Kissanis
D. Watson
J. Pail
Lorne Stevenson
New Service Club
Geo. McCullough
Harold Wright
Charlie Forbes
Brandon
District Chronicle Notes and Local Movements
District residents return from Winnipeg and Brandon trips. Mrs. Walter Rogers seeks medical care in the city. Local families move into the Grundy store and plan a general store. Olga Zibresky and Anna Zibresky visit the aunt Mrs Pete Beck. several local visits and sickness updates noted. Art Sangster welcomed baby boy born December 1910.
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Makaroff John Large
Winnipeg
Sta 3Ovee
George Traub
Walter Rogers
Merle Currey
Chas Elder
Orval Boyce
Brandon
R. Dusmore
Neepawa
Installing Officers of Ruolin Chapter No 17 Eastern Star
January 16 installation of new Ruolin Chapter No 17 officers with chief installing officers Sister Edizabeth Taylor PoG.M and Sister Eeanor Riobertson Marshall. Newly named officers include PWM Sister Agnes D Peterson WOM Sister Nathleen Hughes WP Bro Cleve Peterson ALM Dean Mitchell A Gro T H Taylor Sec Sister Amy Adam Treasurer Sister Isabella Arnett Conductress Sister Myfanwy McConnell ALC Sister Nellie Cranwell Chaplain Sister Coral Martin Eleanor Jonertson Qrenemist Mister Petty Keast Adah Sister M Fisher Ruth Sister Audrey Adam Esther Sister Vivian Hembrott Alartha Sister Jean Bushy Bheetra Sister Arlie Newton Warder Sister Helen Maslove Sentinel Sister Margaret Sorhe
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Ruolin
Order of Eastern No.17
Edizabeth Taylor Pog
Eeanor Riobertson
Marshall
PWM
Agnes D Peterson
WOM
Nathleen Hughes
Cleve Peterson
ALM
Dean Mitchell
A. Gro
Myfanwy McConnell
ALC
Nellie Cranwell
Coral Martin
Eleanor
Jonertson
Qrenemist
Mister Petty Keast
Adah
M. Fisher
Ruth
Audrey Adam
Esther
Vivian Hembrot
Alartha
Jean Bushy
Bheetra
Arlie Newton
Warder
Helen Maslove
Sentinel
Margaret Sorhe
Ronnie Radford Home From Kam Sack Hospital
Grand Narrows notes Ron Radford is well and home from Kam sack hospital. Mrs A Radford visited Mrs A Coronal at Kam sack while Ron was in hospital. Junior Seed Growers met at G Murray's on Jan 11 with a lively meeting and plan to grow Executor Oats next summer. Beverly Murray celebrated her birthday on January Mth.
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Grand Narrows
Ronnie Radford
Kamsack Hospital
A. Radford
A. Coronal
Kamsack
Ronne
Wm. McMurray
Geo. Peters
Sherridan
G. Murray's
Beverly Murray
Local Social Notes From Silverwood and Nearby
Mrs. Kirkbride spent a few days in Kamsack last week. Mrs. A Armisteld visits her daughter Mrs Jack Davis near Roblin. Lawrence Irvine left Tuesday to work at Mafeking with R Klasen. Mrs. J Lawrence of Togo visits Mrs Albert Johnson. Mrs. Stanley Irvine was taken to Russell hospital last Tuesday and returned Friday after medical attention.
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Annie Hedman Jr
Wm. Maguire
Isabel Levine
Wm. Burnett
RK. Klassen
Mafeking
Lawrence Maguire
Eileen Maguire
St. Klassen
Jack Bailey
KK. Klassen
Lawrence Magiure
Mrs. Klassen
Walker
Jack Irvine
Norquay
Art. Sangster
Raffle Winners Named At Rochedale Junior Red Cross Event
The 12 piece set of dishes raffle at Rochedale school dance announced ticket No 165 held by Mrs Ernest Galatiuk of Inglis as the winner. Rochedale curling rinks see men earning several wins while ladies begin their first curling experience enjoying friendly competition at Roblin.
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Red Cross
Rochedale School
Ernest Galatiuk
Inglis
Rochedale
Roblin
Birth Announcement Stella Christina Perchaluk
Mr and Mrs Russell Perchaluk announce the birth of a daughter Stella Christina at Roblin on January 17.
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Russell Perchaluk
Stella Christina
Roblin
Jan
Auxiliary Elects Officers At Legion Ladies Meeting
At a Ladies Auxiliary meeting of the Canadian Legion LELS L, new officers were installed by Mrs. W. A. Hicks. President Mrs. Mc Clarty, Vice-President Mrs. Cameron, Secretary Mrs. Bogle, Treasurer Mrs. Robi McBride, Warden Mrs. Ed Jakeman, Welfare Mrs. H W Waters, Social Lunch Mrs. Mabel Kelso, Ways and Means Mrs. K Waters. John Acioo noted in attendance.
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Ladies Auxiliar
Canadian Legion Lels.l
W. A. Hicks
McClarty
PB. Cameron
2. Bogle
Robi. McBride
Ed Jakeman
EE Welfare
HW. Waters
Mabel Kelso
K. Waters
John Acioo
Aviation recruiting notice for young men in Brandon
Amended OCR notice invites young men to join aviation services, seeking ambitious learners aged up to 25 with Grade PX education or better. Employment for two years or more, apply in person or by mail to OC RCAF Recruiting Unit, Rossel Ave, Brandon, Manitoba. Include interest in aviation, ground crew or aircrew, name, address, town, province, age, and last school grade completed.
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RCAF
Rossel Ave
Brandon
Man
Local Notes From Winnipeg and Dauphin Bonspiel
J Laur ie has been in Winnipeg for medical treatment and is due home this weekend. The Evening Guild meets Tuesday January 2 to 4 at 8 p m at Mrs F A Newton's home. Visitors welcome. G Mitchell Dr Large J Goodbun and Bruce Arnott play in the Dauphin Bonspiel which opened Monday. PD MacArthur returns from Ontario visiting relatives at Manitoulin Island and son John at Newmarket. Ontario enjoyed unusually mild weather during the stay.
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J. Laurie
Winnipeg
Evening Guild
F. A. Newton
G. Mitchell
Dr. Large
J. Goodbun
Bruce Arnott
Dauphin
PD. MacArthur
Ontario
Manitoulin Island
John
Newmarket
When The Paper Fails His Strict View Of News
A narrator recalls a father who rails at the paper for misprinting and missing what people need. He riffs on weddings, society notices, and ads, insisting the press ignores the common reader while he devours every line. He vows to set them straight.
Bobby Burns Tea Social at United Church Basement
Charity event promoting hospital aid with a social hour from 3 to 5 30 PM on Saturday January 28 in the United Church basement. Ladies invite a gentleman escort and enjoy the program with Burns poetry and songs in a community fundraising setting.
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Fiere
United Church
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