Inglis Social News and Local Notices
In Inglis and area visitors are noted including Mr. and Mrs. E Bryant and Archer in Wasjupes. Mrs Kemp Mrs J T Adams and Miss Anne Adams visited Roblin friends. Margaret Bryant stayed with Mr and Mrs A Robin in Asessippi. A dance by the Inglis Curling Club with Roblin orchestra is set for Friday Dec 8. Overseas Hamper Fund thanks schools and districts for donations. Forty eight parcels of cigarettes and gum were sent to district boys overseas, one prisoner of war included. Mr and Mrs D Fisher and Mrs A Bryant are holidaying in Winnipeg this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overseas Hamper Fund
Inglis High School
Shell Valley
Lennard
D. Fisher
A. Bryant
Winnipeg
Silverton Notes Include Bazaar, Travel, and Illness Updates
Silvert on Bob Simpson recovering after heart operation at Sarced Heart hospital last week. Silverton Junior Red Cross bazaar Friday evening raised about $40 from hand sewn articles woodwork and a home cooking table. Morley Anderson ill prompting Winnipeg trip by his parents. Broadfoot visit Watt Sunday. Locals hosted Evans gathering welcoming visitors. W Keating spending a week in Winnipeg. Margaret Proven at Basswood weekend. Mervyn Coulter and wife in Winnipeg for municipal convention. WMS reading group met at Mrs. Vincent’s. Silverton Christmas concert slated for December 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Simpson
Sarced Heart Hospital
Silverton Junior Red Cross
Watt
Broadfoot
Silverton
Evans
W. Keating
Winnipeg
Margaret Proven
Basswood
Mervyn Coulter
Mr. Coulter
WMS
Vincent Ast
Community club elects officers and plans dances
Shellmouth holds a re organization meeting. Haas is president and A Stevenson is vice president with Mrs Pennington as secretary. Dances are planned for December 6 and January 1. Barry Davidson, son of Mr and Mrs William Davidson, is returning from overseas and was wounded in France three months ago. Jack Bryant visited last week. Mr West replaces Mr Henry at the station during holidays. Fred Koch is a patient at Fussell hospital after surgery. C L Miller of Shoal Lake visits town for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haas
A. Stevenson
Pennington
Ottawa
Wm. Davidson
Barry
France
Jack Bryant
Mr. West
Mr. Henry
Fred Koch
Fussell Hospital
C. L. Miller
Shoal Lake
Weekend Guests and Local Visits Noted Around Dawson Bay
Norman McLennan Keiper and Wesley McLeod spent a few days at Dawson Bay. Joy Chipping stayed at Janice McLennan's home. Mr. and Mrs. Watson Dunn visited Winnipeg this week. Willis Kiever was a business visitor in Winnipeg. Beth Coulter stayed with Bonnie Dunn. Miss Anne Kristianson visited the Hackman home. Choir practice and Missionary Society meeting were held at the Hackman and McLeod homes respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman McLennan
Alex. Keiper
Wesley McLeod
Dawson Bay
Joy Chipping
Janice McLennan
Watson Dunn
Winnipeg
Willis Kiever
Beth Coulter
Bonnie Dunn
Anne Kristianson
S. Hackman
the Missionary Society
George McLeod
Angusville Notes on Hospital Stay and Local Happenings
Angusville updates report General Hospital Winnipeg operation with patient out of danger. Local Poultry Association work continues as John Bell resumes grading across the province. Nearly 40 000 lbs of poultry shipped Friday with more planned before Christmas. Open air link progress slow but work ongoing in fair weather. Local social notes include May Bartram and Robert Patterson marriage with Rev James McNeill officiating. Flying Officer Lewis Nield to Winnipeg for office post and family links reveal Ross to be son of late Watson Ross. John Sokoluk on leave, shares France meeting with J Shipp. finds uncle’s grave in Ste. Omar and notes Beves well cared for. Cameron Speck killed in last war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Generel Hospital
Winnipeg
Bereza
Baby
Souris
Kost Sokaluk
John Bell
Og Poultry Association
Angusville
Christman
A. Waggoner
Dauphin
Roblin
May Bartram
Robert J. Patterson
Stelimouth
Jas. McNeill
Russell
King
Manse
Lewis Nield
England
F.C. Lorne
Tyndale
F.C. Ross
France
J. Shipp
Nele
Ste. Omar
Beves
Cameron Speck
Williams receives promotion notice for missing son
Harrowby report details Percy Gordon Williams promoted to Warrant Officer by Royal Canadian Air Force after lapse of time since last promotion. Note states promotion retroactive to recognize those who have died and expresses hope he is alive. Another son Richard in Italy, Lorne Roulson missing after a fan accident, and Mrs. Henry Dilts and Mrs. L. Wright mentioned among local names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Williams
Air Staff
Percy Gordon Williams
Gordon
Williams
Royal Canadian Air Force
Richerd
Italy
Lorne Roulson
Ingleside
Geo. Greensides
Harrowby
Lorne
Henry Dilts
Sacred Heart Hospital
L. Wright
Clara Dilts
Tom Clark
Camp Shilo
A. Gray
Gar
Cameron Collins
Birth of a son welcomed by Mr and Mrs Gallant
A son was born at Sacred Heart hospital to Mr. and Mrs. A Gallant. The notice also lists visitors and travels of several local residents including Mr and Mrs R Derkach, Miss Olive Michalchuk, and Mrs B Laskowski among others. Ted Kondrat (nee Mary Bilanka) married on Sunday last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Gallant
Sacred Heart Hospital
R. Derkach
Nuhirniak
Alex
Shortdale
Olive Michalchuk
Brandon
A. Walometz
Shoal Lake
B. Laskowski
B. Hyra
Winnipeg
Hunting Season Attracts District Hunters In Open Area
The opening hunting season drew many local hunters with reportedly good luck. Mike Macyshyn left for Winnipeg to work during the winter. Miss Mary Bilawaka and Ted Kendrick married last Sunday. Tom Prodan of Sudbury visited the district. A farewell party was held for Mr and Mrs Fred Hlagie on Tuesday as they leave farming and move to Ontario. Wm Brykaluik and others traveled to St Rose in a motor trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Macyshyn
Winnipeg
Mary Bilawaka
Ted Kendrick
Tom Prodan
Sudbury
Fred Hlagie
Hlagie
Ontario
Wm. Brykaluik
Russell
Peter Pushka
Barensky
John Evanchuk
St. Rose
Alwyn Coulter Wins Grand Champion at Binscarth Stock Show
Silverton stockmen dominated the 11th fat stock show and sale at Binscarth on November 28. Grand champion srimal owned by Alwyn Coulter sold for 40 cents a pound, while reserve champion owned by R. S. Cochrane went for 25 cents. There were 105 entries with an average price of 14.95. Other prize winners included W. F. Glasman C. Glasman G. Cochrane W. Cochrane E. J. S. Honey and E. Leifer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silverton
Binscarth
Srimal
Alwyn Coulter
R. S. Cochrane
Tere
W. F. Glasman
C. Glasman
G. Cochrane
Wheat variety performance across Canadian provinces
The report shows Manitoba Regent rising sharply from 247% in 1943 to 349% while Thatcher falls from 45.8% to 39.2% this year. Saskatchewan sees Thatcher gain at others’ expense and Regent dip slightly. Garnet grows from 2.26% to 6.24% acreage in 1944, with Alberta’s Red Bobs slipping and Marquis up to 27.3%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Thatcher
Saskatchewan
Regent
Garnet
Alberta
Also Mentioned on This Page
Canada
Packers
A. Shnider
Ingles
Manitoba Department OF Agriculture and Immigration
D. L. Campbell
Agriculture and Immigration
Lack &T
ST. Regis
Inglis
Shellmouth
Minniska
R.O.P
Mith Street
Reesor's Jewelery
Louis
Silver Beach
And
Ruthenia
Glen Elmo
Winsipeg
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