Newly Elected Moderator Of United Church To Speak
The 12th General Council of the United Church of Canada began in Montreal with the election of the Moderator. The new leader will speak on a nationwide CBC broadcast from 9 30 to 10 p m Thursday September 12th and again on the CBC Religious Period Sunday September 15th from 2 30 to 3 p m Eastern Daylight Time.
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Local notices from Togo News and district visits
Mrs H M Brown drove to Binscarth Sunday and returned Monday. Miss Lillian and Edna Furtney of Winnipeg visited their mother this week. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Alex Sangster on the new baby boy born Saturday. Mrs M McKinnon returned from Winnipeg Friday after months away. Grant McBain of Winnipeg renewed acquaintances in the district. Ration books Issued at Fire hall Wednesday to Friday 9 am to 5 pm. Rev E S Dixon of Kamsack to continue leading United Church service. Sad news of Ellis Hilton's sudden death at The Pas last week. Harry and George Hilton of Waterloo Iowa, old residents, visited this week. Mr and Mrs Don McEachren were guests of Mr and Mrs Stanley King. McEachrens return to Grete home at St Catharines.
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Lillian
Edna Furtney
Winnipeg
Alex Sangster
M. McKinnon
Grant McBain
E. S. Dixon of
Kamsack
United Church
Ellis Hilton
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Hilton
Messrs
Harry and
George Hilton
Waterloo
Iowa
Don McEachren
Stanley King
Mr. McEachren
Grete
St. Catherines
District News Highlights Local Arrivals and Visits
Mary Robin returned home from the City on Thursday and Nita Eckert came home after a two month stay. Margaret McFadyen resumed city life after a two week holiday. Mr and Mrs Brown of Belmont visited the Buick home. Mrs A Jackson and Mrs Roy Clement left for Sudbury Saturday night. Lorene Traub left for the City to attend United College grade XII. Rally Day service at the church Sunday Sept 15 at 9 30 invites all. Mr and Mrs J H Grundy returned to Winnipeg Monday after a month with their sons.
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Nita Eckert
Margaret McFadyen
Mrs. Brown
Belmont
W. Buick
A. Jackson
Roy Clement
Sudbury
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Lorene Traub
United College
J. H. Grundy
Winnipeg
Local residents visit and family news from Silver Wood area
Mr Pearson of Winnipeg spends a holiday with family in Silver Wood. Mr and Mrs Redman and family visit Russell. Messrs Atwater and A J McKnight were in the district on business. Mrs Dixon Sr of Grand Narrows visits Silver Wood and attends church. Jack Cox returns from three and a half years in the R C A F overseas and opens a Birch River garage. The Cradle records the birth of John Alexander Sangster at Togo on September 7.
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Winnipeg
A. A. Sangster
Togo
John Alexander
Social notes from Roblin weekend visits
Mrs S M Currey and her son Merele visited Roblin on Sunday. Miss Eva Styba from Roblin spent the weekend with her uncle.
Local Social and Farm Notes from the Flat Province
Mr and Mrs G Livingston purchased a car. Threshing is the order of the day with a machine on every other quarter. Mrs Geo Gardner and Mrs T Cheavins are Dauphin visitors. O McCorquodale builds a new house on his Flat farm. The weather seems warmer since Jack Frost. A surprise party was held at the Gardner home on Monday for Mrs Gardner birthday. Mr and Mrs S T Argent Miss Smith and C T Argent visited Lorne’s home Sunday. Mrs R McBride Mrs R Sutherland and T Charboneau visited the Gardner home during the week.
Local Notes From Gleneden And District
Gleneden residents report haying wrap up in the reserve. U S Army Corporal Jacob Znak met with Mr and Mrs John Sorochuk last week. N Shendervich plans weeks at home before returning to Manitoba University. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Mike Wychopen on the birth of a baby girl Aug 28 named Ann Shirley. District students await the school bell with no teacher secured yet, many traveling to other schools. Dmetro, Mike Styba, Wm Goresky, Matilda Kopetz and Pauline Shendervich leave for teaching posts at Dauphin Timber Dauphin Shortdale and Overstoneville.
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Cpl
Jacob Znak
U.S. Army
John Sorochuk
N. Shendervich
Manitoba University
Mike Wychopen
Ann Shirley
Messrs
Dmetro
Mike Styba
Wm. Goresky
Matilda Kopetz
Pauline Shendervich
Dauphin
Timber
Shortdale
Overstoneville
Lay Minister Installed At Makaroff
Members of the United Churches of Deepdale Silverwood and Makaroff attended the installation of Charles Simpson as lay Minister of the Makaroff Charge. The service at Makaroff United Church was led by Rev. T. B. Pearson and Rev. J. M. Taylor.
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Silverwood
Makaroff
Charles Simpson
Makaroff United Church
T. B. Pearson
Gilbert Plains
J. M. Taylor
Roblin
Pearson
Taylor
Simpson honored with presbytery service milestone
Mr and Mrs Simpson were honored at a reception at the manse. Mr Pearson chair of the Dauphin Presbytery stated that with Mr Simpson coming to Makaroff every charge in the Dauphin Presbytery would be served, making it the only Presbytery in Manitoba to achieve this feat.
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Dauphin Presbytery of the United Church
Makaroff
Dauphin Presbytery
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Halcro Church Scene of Summer Wedding
Esther Margaret Irvine and James Wesley Ferguson wed at St. Andrew's Halcro Sask on Friday August 16 at 3 pm. Canon W F Payton officiated. The couple received 35 guests at a home reception. They will reside in Buckland.
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Halcro
Sask
Esther Margaret Irvine
E. K. Irvine
Red Deer Hill
James Wesley Ferguson
William Ferguson
Ferguson
Prince Albert
W. F. Payton
Dorothy Irvine
Robert Ferguson
K. McLeod
Canon Payton
Births in Russell Hospital September 5 A daughter for Robertson and Gamey couples
Mrs J A Robertson and Mrs Geo Gamey welcome daughters born September 5 at Russell Hospital. Sherry Patricia Robertson and Gwen Ellen Irene Gamey are the new arrivals for their families.
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Robertson
J. A. Robertson
Russell Hospital
Sherry Patricia
Gamey
Geo. Gamey
Gwen-Ellen Irene
Want Ada are black and white but read all over
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