Local Notes Highlight Social Visits and Openings
Mrs P Houck visits Lancenburs while Bly Smith visits Birtle. Crosby school reopens with Miss Evelyn Cope. Alex Lorimer of Winnipeg renews acquaintances. Leota McQuarrie visits Yorkton. Mrs W W Wilson returns from Eastern Canada trip. Dr and Mrs Smeltie head home to Prescott Ont. Verna Cochrane of Shoat Lake visits. Hileen Thorne of Winnipeg holidays with the Loney family. The Shaw family host relatives from Neepawa. Beamish family from Winnipeg visits. Clarence Vinnen of Birch Hill visits his parents. Plans underway for official opening of the new post office in September. Sanford Els of Kamaack visits the Howey home. Mrs Williams leaves for Winnipeg after visiting Major and Mrs D E Boulton. Gwen Wilson, nurse at St Boniface, holidays with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Houck
Tagether
Lancenburs
Bly Smith
Birtle
Ang
8. Knight
Sanford E1
Kamaack
P. Howey
Williams
Winnipex
D. E. Boulton
Gwen Wilson
St. Bonifice Hospital
Quiet wedding unites Miss Helen McLean and George Maher
In a quiet ceremony at United Church Manse Binscarth on August 12, Helen McLean daughter of Mrs J Hill Yi Russell married George Cyril Maher. Mrs Dyker assisted as registrar. Attendants were Miss L Joyce and Mr D J Calvert. The couple will reside in Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
Binscarth
Helen McLean
J. Hill Yi Russell
George Cyril Maher
Res
L. Joyce
D. J. Calvert
Barnses Sale Of Livestock And Farm Furniture Notice
Auction notice records W L Barnes sale of livestock implements and furniture set for Monday September 6 at 3 miles east and 1 mile south of Shellmouth conducted by Shipley and Son Auctioneers. Mrs W B Eldridge to auction household furniture at their Russell residence on Saturday August 21 at 3 p.m. Shipley and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Barnes
Shellmouth
Health League of Canada frames Newfoundland health plan
Newfoundland authorities weigh public health expansion as the Finance Commissioner cites health as a top government challenge. The Public Health and Welfare Department has a three million dollar year estimate, with part of an 829 thousand British reconstruction grant slated for medical facility upgrades. The province serves about 200 000 residents inland and 5 000 along the Labrador coast, facing severe doctor shortages in remote fishing villages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Newfoundland
Budge
Commissioner For Finance
Department of Public Health and Welfare
Tarfang
Lalrador
The Clerk's Lament in Growing Old and Stiff
A quirky note on aging and inactivity mentions long work hours and the absence of exercise. The speaker laments stiffness from lack of movement while referencing four store locations and a non advertising role. The fragment captures a humorous, nostalgic tone about work and aging.
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Smellie Bros. Limited
Russell
Flour Hood
Bright's
Peter Pacy
Ailor Men
Lamb Bros
Ens
Rusdelleneral
Winnipee
Ams
Bijou
Jack Benny
Eleanor Powell
Robert Taylor
Unamerkel, June Knight
Others
Crosby School
Tuesay
Evelyn Cope
C. Russell
Dor ‘Eon
Toro, Sask
Alex Lorimer
Winnipeg
Leota McQuarrie
Yorkton
Ming Ruby Cristal
W. W. W. Wilson
Mrs. T. Smeltie
Prescott, Ont
Verna Cochrane
Shoat Lake
Mr. and
Mem. P. Hovek
Hileen Thorne
Mr. andMrs
R. Loney
Mr. TV. Shaw
Eleanor
Mrs Shaw
Clarence Vinnen
Birch Hill Sask
F. Vinnelt
Charles Zimmer
Cracknell
Royal D
Westinghouse
R. J. Anderson, Russell
Visi
St. Louis
Acata Chere
Schtag
Mrs. T. Robertson
Fort Frances
International Falls
Ontario
L. Langford
Langford
Ming Leslie Langford
Shellmouth Fan
Joy
Saltcoats, Sask
Priday
Elkhorn Orchestra
A. Woods
Wilma Wood
Martin Woods
Inglis
P. H. Nelson
Westbourne Street
Bert Anderson
Portage la Prairie
Anderson
W.A
Christ Church Cas
Graham
Craigie Altar
Henry Clee
Major
Christ Chatrcd
B. Robertson
J. Anderson
Borketon
OBA
Louis
Inclus
Malaga
Iantivon, Nipe and Firm
Perdoz
Bskt
California
Assort
Luc
Astbury's
Health League OF Canada
Smellie Bros. Ltd
Avice Sales
Small
Joe Gallant
Man
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