Roman Slusar Pioneer Settler Passes Away
Funeral services were held for Roman Slusar at the Ukrainian Mission in Roblin on Tuesday October 9 at 2 p.m. He is buried in the Mission cemetery as the first to be laid to rest there. He was 78 years old. Born in Western Ukraine in 1867, he came to Canada in 1906 and farmed north of Roblin before retiring to Roblin in 1941. He and wife celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in spring 1941. His son Harry was killed in the Dieppe raid in August 1942. Surviving are his wife three daughters, seventeen grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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Roman Slusar
Roblin
Mr. Slusar
S. J. Showel
Tony Adamosky
Tony Bilesky
John Shewchuk
Sifton
Harry Nowosad
Mike Piwnuk
Dropmore
Peter Chick
Slusar
Ukraine
Canada
Notice to Creditors Estate of Isabella Bennie Mitchell
Notice to creditors regarding the estate of Isabella Bennie Mitchell of Shell River Manitoba. All claims must be filed with the undersigned in Dauphin Manitoba on or before November 1 1945. Dated September 26 1945. McGirr Katz Solicitors for the Executors.
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Isabella Bennie Mitchell
Shell River
Manitoba
Dauphin
McGirr & Katz
Teachers' Convention Held in Grandview October 4 and 5
The Inter-Mountain Teachers Association met in Grandview hosting 74 teachers over two days. Opening remarks by J N Belton and welcome by A J Webb opened a program featuring health talks, tumbling demonstrations, and a rural physical training exhibit. Arts included vocal duets and a Grandview High Glee Club performance. Ellwood Ridd of Manitoba discussed labor affiliation. Friday covered school administration with Goose Lake speakers Roblin. Officers named: Hon. President J B Day, President Miss N Kolodzinski, Vice-President R Ward, Secretary Miss M Ritchie, with J Belton, H Ayer, R Olivier, R Cameron, A Jakeman, and others as executives.
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Inter-Mountain Teachers’Association
Grandview
J. N. Belton
A. J. Webb
Creasy
J. B. Day
Granview High School
Belton
Locksley School
F. Haluschak
Ellwood Ridd
Manitoba Teachers’ Society
United Church
Swain
H. Walker
Grandview High School Glee Club
H. Lazuruk
E. Kidd
J. Mitchell
R. Ward
H. J. Stefansson
Goose Lake
Roblin
R. Cameron
H. Ayer
J. Kelso
H. Somers
R. Olivier
N. Kolodzinski
H. R. Dwyer
M. Arnott
A. Jakeman
H. Warbeck
J. Beattie
Tummell
M. Ritchie
J. Belton
Asessippi
Tamarisk
Bield
Mossvale
Makaroff
Local Visitors And Travelers From Across Canada
Togo residents note visits from Gwen Franklin of Winnipeg and Mrs. H. M. Brown of MacGregor. Dr. G. P. Baker returns from Winnipeg, others include Frank Penniston in Montreal and Dr. Andrew Tripp from Invermere visiting relatives. RCAF airman Nelson Krantz and families also host and travel between towns in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Ontario.
District News and Community Notes from Walker District
District events include Adam Sangster auction sale on Friday October 26. Gunner Earl Clausen returns home from overseas Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Russell Boyce of Deepdale honored with organ recital and singing at Harvest Festival. Thanksgiving service held Sunday evening with festive church decor. Cpl P Hohle arrives from the Netherlands Army Tuesday morning. Bruce Anderson of Winnipeg visiting, in charge of the picture show. Teachers convention attended by Mrs J Beattie Miss L Kapowschuk and R Dwyer at Grandview. Mr Geo Harvey of Winnipeg and Mrs Diamond visit Mr Harvey's mother Mrs A Taylor for Thanksgiving.
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Adam Sangster
Walker
Gunner Earl Clausen
Russell Boyce
Deepdale
Cpl. P. Hohle
Netherlands Army
Bruce Anderson
Winnipeg
J. G. Anderson
J. Beattie
L. Klapowschuk
R. Dwyer
Grandview
Geo
Local War and Community News in Grand Narrows
Cpl Joyce Burrell is home on furlough and Pte Earl Clausen returns after three years overseas. Cpl Jack Allen of N Brunswick visits the district. A baby girl welcomes Mr and Mrs E Webb. Mrs F Framingham and baby son return from Kamsack hospital. Kathleen Burrell of the RCAF WD on a month’s leave with relatives. Walker School dance in Grand Narrows hall to aid Red Cross. framed as a successful community event with good attendance.
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Joyce Burrell
Earl Clausen
Jack Allen
N. Brunswick
E. Webb
F. Framingham
Kamsack Hospital
Kathleen Burrell
RCAF
Walker School
Red Cross
Grand Narrows Hall
Weekend Visitors and Clothing Drive In Cromarty
Evelyn Fraser of Winnipeg and Wilma Edwards of the City spent the weekend visiting. Donations of usable clothing for Europe are requested at Mrs. McDuffe’s by week’s end. Mr and Mrs Jermyn and daughter Peggy visited Cromarty and Tummel districts. Don Black, after oiling his combine, injured his hand and lost part of a finger with a second finger bruised. he was hospitalized in Russell.
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Evelyn Fraser
Winnipeg
Wilma Edwards
Europe
Russell
Don
Local Notes On Travel and Events In Town
Mrs F E Inglis left for Vancouver Monday to visit her parents. Mrs 8 McGinnis arrived Saturday after two weeks in the city. Rev J G Anderson with Mrs Kidd of Trenton Ont motored to Brandon Tuesday. Miss Sonia Smaha, ill three weeks, rejoined the teaching staff. A large crowd attended the Victory Loan Committee picture show Monday night. Osesky is visiting his mother Mrs Agnes Osesky. Mrs La Pontier of Winnipeg visited her mother in law Mrs D Martel. Mrs Bennett Miss Lovas and Miss Wilson attended the Grand view teachers convention last week. Margaret McNewlands Irene Adams Joan Armstrong and Fraser Robin of Winnipeg spent the long weekend here. Mrs Stillwell of Baldour Sask returned home Wednesday after two weeks with Mr and Mrs P Pooley.
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G. P. Baker
Winnipeg
Gwen Franklin
Frank Penniston
Montreal
Andrew Tripp
Invermere
B.C
Nelson Krantz
RCAF
Newfoundland
H. M. Brown
MacGregor
Man
Gibson Brown
E. E. Thompson
Murdock
Russell
Boyd
Aylmer
Ont
Mr. Learn
Tisdale
F. E. Kee
Vancouver
8. McGinnis
J. G. Anderson
Kidd
Trenton
Brandon
Sonia Smaha
Victory Loan Committee
Ate. Osesky
Agnes Osesky
la Pontier
D. Martel
Bennett
Miss Lovas
Miss Wilson
Grandview
Margaret McNewlands
Irene Adams
Joan Armstrong
Fraser Robin
Stillwell
Baldour
Sask
P. Pooley
Local notables and visitors fill the week in Dauphin area
Set E Lomax is home on a visit as threshing runs full swing nearby. Mrs S Phillips visited Dauphin during the week. Mrs McCulloth of Winnipeg visits sister Mrs Geo Ward. Mrs R Boyce attended the Grand Raymond teachers convention. MecCorquodale spent the weekend with grandparents here. Mr and Mrs R Richardson were weekend guests at S Argent's home. Ken Ward left for the west coast seeking work. Alex Livingstone returned home after three years in Southern Manitoba. Mr G Anderson and Mrs Argent attended a Brandon Crusade for Christ meeting. Misses Mabel Hazel Ayer and Ethel Shearson visited their homes. Mrs S Argent and Hael Avy er accompanied Mr G Henderson to Grandview for Dauphin Presbytery. Mr and Mrs Roy Sanders and family of Kelliher, Sask., visit Mrs G Ward. Sydn Leader Les Thompson, CCF candidate and former United Church minister here, held a hall meeting.
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E. Lomax
S. Phillips
Dauphin
McCulloth
Winnipeg
Geo. Ward
R. Boyce
Grandview
Raymond MecCorquodale
R. Richardson
S. Argent
Ken Ward
Alex Livingstone
Manitoba
G. Anderson
8. Argent
Crusade For Christ
Brandon
Mabel
Hazel Ayer
Ethel Shearson
Hael Avyer
G. Henderson
Dauphin Presbbytery
Roy Sanders
Kelliher, Sask
G. Ward
Sydn
Les Thompson
CCF
United Church
Misses Attend Convention and Garden Shower Tales
Miss N Kolodzinski and Miss M Arnott attended the Grandview convention on Thursday and Friday. A shower for Mrs Cliff McCrea was held Saturday afternoon with many women in attendance, Beverly Robertson and Helen Inglis delivering baskets of gifts. Linda Staple remains in Russell hospital after appendix operation and is recovering well. Baxter visited Mr and Mrs M McFadyen for a week end. The W A held a meeting at the hall but threshing limited attendance.
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Russell Hospital
Cliff McCrea
Beverly Robertson
Helen Inglis
Local note on Lucien Landry death and political meeting
Sorrowful notice reports the death of Lucien Landry in Regina from wounds received in World War II while with his aunt and uncle in St George Manitoba. It also notes Coalition candidate Flt Lt Ronald Robertson addressing a large meeting with S E Rogers and others, pledging to serve his constituency.
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Lucien Landry
Regina
Germany
Joe Menard
St. George
Man
Lucien
France
Coalition
Ronald Robertson
S. E. Rogers
B. Arnott
R. McBride Jr
A. Bovee
A. Poitra
Rogers
Robertson
Anglican Church Notes Rev S L Nash Sermon Appeal Oct 14 Service
The Anglican church announces minister Rev S L Nash will lead a service on Sunday October 14 at 12 noon. An open collection will be taken for the Orphans Mission and support is requested.
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Anglican Church
S. L. Nash
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