Local Curling Notes From Lansing Michigan Meet
Henry Cranwell attends a dealer conference in Lansing. Mitchell rink returns from Dauphin to surprise rival teams. Iven Watson wins the main event as controversy grows over scoring space and new boards. The executive plans a banquet. fee deadline January 30 looms. tie games spark calls to extend play.
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Henry Cranwell
Kelso
Lansing
Midhigan
Mitchell
Dauphin
Oan
Cor Hottstin
Ives Daarpe
Jdaich Gren Bon
Bruce Arnott
Ixen Watson
Bwumots
McConnell
Hembrolf
Robertson
Craig
Tarry Mussove
Jung
Phe Tphom-Hansen
Joth
Anglican Church Meeting Amid Blizzard At Heming Home
Despite severe blizzard conditions a strong turnout attended the church meeting at Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Heming’s home on January 23. The group reviewed the year’s church work, praised stewardship, and urged active Christian outreach while preserving the Sabbath. A luncheon followed as gentlemen shared early district memories and plans for the February 2 rink event to boost the Baspiel prize list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Heming
Vlans
Besom Boys
Lee
Social Hour Fundraiser Promotes Hospital Aid Event
A social hour appeals for support to aid the local hospital. Gentlemen are urged to invite a lady to participate in the event, emphasizing community involvement and charitable giving.
Visitors and attendees at Manitoba events noted in reports
Robert Grow of Calgary visited with his parents for two weeks. Dea Kelso and John Collins attended the Manitoba Dairy Convention in the City. Merc Robersken of Winnipeg visited with his sister in law and brother Cst and Mrs D Young. J OW Haines HH Hadldor son and M Switzer attended the Trustees convention in Winnipeg this week.
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Robert Grow
Calgary
Dea
Kelso
John Collins
Manitoba
Merc. Robersken
Winnipeg
Cst
D. Young
J. OW. Haines
HH. Hadldorson
M. Switzer
Massey Harris President Honored At Toronto Dinner
James S. Duncan, CMG, marks 40 years with Massey Harris at a Toronto dinner attended by over 200 Canadian and U.S. colleagues. A gift painting by Cleeve Horne and an illuminated address signed by nearly 14,000 employees highlighted the tribute. Duncan recalled starting as an office boy in 1910 and rising to president in 1959.
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Massey-Harris Company, Limited
James S. Duncan
Cm.g
Toronto
U.sa
John Martin
Duncan
Canada
England
Europe
South America
Africa
India
Mexico
New Zealand
Australia
Berlin
Germany
Brantford
Ontario
Togo News Community Visits and Society Meeting
Mrs J W Eddy visits friends in Winnipeg while John Lawrence travels there. Mr and Mrs Craven of Sudbury arrive to visit relatives. Leigh Lindsay leaves for Waterloo for John Deere Co meeting. Togo Curlers host visiting rink from Kamsack. Dr Rehill and Mr McCallister win games. Togo Agricultural Society yearly meeting reports strong finances. A Blewett re elected president with directors and secretary treasurer re elected.
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J. W. Eddy
Treinds
Winnipeg
John Lawrence
Win. Craven
Sudbury
Ont
Leigh Lindsay
Waterloo
Iowa
John Deere Co
Canada
Togo Curlers
Kamsack
Cy Rehil
McCallister
Rehill
The
Togo Agricultural Society
A. Blewett
Sec. Treas
D. Gawley
Local W I Life Membership Granted to Departing Member
The local Woman's Institute bids farewell to Mrs. Chas. Brydon a longtime royal supporter of Institute work provincially and federally and affiliated with the Associated Countrywomen of the World She will relocate to White Rock and the group notes her inspirational view and public affairs involvement The meeting also approved continuing catering for the Ladies Bon in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Countrywomen of the World
I L Mitchell Elected Chairman of Knox United Church Board
Knox United church held in the basement with Dr J Carlyle Parker presiding. I L Mitchell was elected Chairman of the Board of Managers. John Lindsay filled the vacancy left by T A Cameron. Reports show a 30 member increase across sessions and active support from W M S W A Evening Guild Y P A C G L T and Jr Congregation.
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Knox United Church
J. Carlyle Parker
D. R. Watson
W.M.S
W.A
Evening Guild
Y.P.A
C.g.lt
M. & M. Fund
W. A
A. T. Kines
I. L. Mitchell
John Lindsay
T. A. Cameron
Mana
Brydon Farewell Fetes Roblin Leader Before BC Move
Mr and Mrs Brydon were honored at a farewell party in Roblin before leaving by train to White Rock British Columbia on Tuesday January 17. Aly Brydon long served Hillsburg municipality and local school districts shaping education and local business. He thanked friends for support and hinted at returning if health and climate improve.
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Brydon
W. Scott
Brooks Grove
Tummel
Roblin
Goose Lake
Consol
Hillsburg
District News Feels Electric Power Touches Rural Homes
Mr and Mrs J Nott hosted friends Saturday evening while Mr and Mrs W Watson and daughter Myrna visited the Clement home in Tunnel. Ken Laird is a postoperative patient in Russell hospital after an appendicitis operation last Friday. Hydro has been turned on in Cromarty district homes this week, bringing brighter light and new life to farmers. The scene of frosty snow and beacons for late travelers reflects high spirits at the power turn on, with residents calling it wonderful.
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Mrs. W. Watson
Myrna
Clement
Tunnel
Ken Laird
Russell Hospital
Cromarty
Minnie
Local Visits Highlight Roblin Area Social Roundup
Silverwood lan Sangster visited the L. Maguire home Sunday. Several Roblin residents including Mrs. Wm. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Johnson spent Sundays visiting in Roblin and with local families. Snow plow crews aided east of Silverwood school to clear roads for car travel.
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Lan Sangster
L. Maguire
Cecil Maguire
Adam Traub
Clarence Traub
Wm. Johnson
Roblin
Klassen
Walker
R. Klassen
Bert Dixon
Gordon Ferguson
Jim Irvine
Winnipeg
Ion
M. Mickelson
Local visitors and district notes from Merridale to Toronto
Mr and Mrs W P Yak imishyn and Mr and Mrs Tom Rozeniuk of Merridale visited with Mrs Berry of Gilbert Plains and her parents Mr and Mrs Nick Pawluk. Miss Annie Zibresky plans to move to Toronto to seek a Weather Bureau position. Steve H Styba returned from the west coast noting sun exposure. Olga Zibresky of Toronto, now with the Ontario Weather Bureau, visits the district. On Jan 14 before sunrise district trails hosted muffled figures for New Year greetings with grain seeds and coins exchanged. Gleneden Maple Leafs aim to raise funds via a Junior Red Cross Valentine raffle at the school. They also tout a trophy won at Zelena Local UCY stage competition, proudly on display, with resolve to keep it.
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W. P. Yakimishyn
Tom Rozeniuk
Merridale
Berry
Gilbert Plains
Nick Pawluk
Annie Zibresky
Toronto
Weather Bureau
Steve H. Styba
West Coast
Olga Zibresky
Olga
Ontario Weather Bureau
Gleneden Maple Leafs
Red Cross
Leafs
U.C.Y
Zelena Local
Weather and Nightlife Notes From 1950 Mak aroff
A dated note mentions a 1950 Mak aroff event at Fel in a night of frolic. It comments on heating systems under strain and hopes for moderating weather. A cool 40 was recorded this morning.
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Makaroff, Fel
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