Picnic and military news from Shell River district
San Clara Marcel Carriere of the RCAF reports well while overseas. Pte Herve Carriere resumes training after two months' leave. The annual picnic yields strong financial returns and local turnout. The ratepaying meeting at the school elects J A Bouvier as Trustee. Masses to be held weekly during Rev Dansereau’s visit to Quebec. A nursing home fundraiser picnic is planned for Sunday July 30 at the Old Wenie grounds east of Woeidge.
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Joe Thorne
Brockville
Ont
E. Thorne
Herve Carriere
Dansereau
Suriv
Quebec
J. A. Bouvier
Wenie Grounds
Shell River Vileyo
Woeidge
Local residents visit and travel notes from Gilbert Plains
Makaroff Pat Lee of Gilbert Plains visits F I Lee family while Fred Lawrence of Roblin leads Pool Elevator duties. J A Reid, former elevator agent, departs for Foxwarren and Winnipeg. Residents Mr and Mrs G B Brown and Jack Brown with Sharon drive to Winnipeg. Arthur Large of Winnipeg and Helen Larwe visiting Mrs Yorge. Rev Grundy of vpress River and Mrs Alla Crundy of Winnipeg visit F S Grundy. Mrs Robinson Jessica Lind say Lucille Rogers Vaughn and Jean Pearson depart for Lake Mada M F A camp. Clothing bundle shipped to Vo Bundles from Moakeroff Wotdneaded in the Handle shown at the WAT convention in Rob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Lee
Gilbert Plains
F. I. Lee
Fred Lawrence
Roblin
J. A. Reid
Foxwarren
Winnipeg
G. B. Brown
Jack Brown
Sharon
Arthur Large
Helen Larwe
Twin Grae
Yorge
Rev. Grundy
Vpress River
Alla Crundy
F. S. Grundy
Robinson
Jessie Lindsay
Lucille Rogers
Vaughn
Jean Pearson
Monda
Lake Mada
M.F.A
WAT
Rob
Edna May Pearson
Adam Sangster
Silverwood
Uher
Rob'n
Brandon
Co-Operative Livestock
District News Highlights Local Visits and Events
John Gleish visited Regina friends last week. Miss Inez Ruff and Miss K Gawley left for Winnipeg by express. Wm Davis returned from a Regina motor trip. A Togo Fair event and a Dance for soldiers boxes are planned. Homecraft Club served lunch at Craig's and sold out. Citizens notify about soldiers' addresses. People visit relatives in Melville and Dauphin. A few district youths enjoy McBride's Beach with M.F.A. support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gleish
Regina
Inez Ruff
Winnipeg
K. Gawley
Wm. Davis
Togo
Ferg
J. McDonald
Tannig Tripp
Monreal
S. A. Tripp
L. Cryderman
Dauphin
C. S. Burt and Son
Daphne, Sask
G. Carlyle Thomson
Ridgedale
Abercrombie
L.A.C
Fred Allen
R.C.A.F
Calgary
Charles Franklin
Vancouver
Craig
Togo War Effort Club
James Gawley
Neepawa
L. T. Jolliffe
E. W. Lord
Gail
Melville
H. Bales
Mr. Bales
McBride’s Beach
M.F.A
Local Delights and Notices From Brandon District
Community events and visits recur as residents host gatherings in Brandon area. News includes visitors from Mafeking, Marrowby, Milton Ontario, and Chilliwack BC. A RC AF brother’s death overseas prompts condolences to the Thompson family.
Community Notes From Deepdale and Nearby
Mrs. R. Herbert visits friends at Happy Lake. Mr. and Mrs. T. Roberts and Corwena return from Vancouver. A free picture show is planned at the community hall in August. Mr. and Mrs. J. Larson visit Mac Sutherland's home. Mrs. G. Ferguson and son Pchert return from Crandview hospital. A party including R. Bovee and Ward families motor to Yorkton for a gathering. Visitors from Yorkton Fair include Mrs. Bush and the Hilderman family. The Grunds and family of Cypress River travel with Allen Grundy, Blake of Winnipeg, and Mrs. Beecher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Herbert
Happy Lake
Silverwood Meeting Opens Patristic Society Distribution
At a July 12 meeting of the Patristic Society members received sewing material and wool distributions as part of a charitable effort.
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The
Patristic Society
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San Clara
Marcel Carriere
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Makaroff
District News
Cromarty
H. H. Simpson
Clarkson
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Eshinger
Tucker
Tostess
H. H Simpson
Fred Mc
Jack
Fred Thompson
Chilliwack
B.C
Jacqueline
Ottawa
Deepdale
Selil
Roblin TraDing Co
Tummel
GET Together Club
Harolds
Wilfrid Lawson
Nora Pilbear
Seymour Hicks
Oxford
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