Inglis and District Holiday Notices and Events
A collage of Christmas and New Year greetings from Inglis and surrounding area. Updates include visitors from Russell, Winnipeg, and Vancouver, hospital stays, and charitable efforts. Community notices cover school concerts, church missions, hockey, and the Inglis Women's Institute meeting with notes on attendance, plans, and a January lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inglis Women's Institute
R. Breckenridge
R. Wowk
Mary Stewart
Fw.lc
A. Adams
Martha Liske
H. Gillies
Robert Burns
E. H. Armstrong
Rose Kalyniak
Gladys Paulenko
Lunch Committee Honored By Mrs Liske And Mrs Paalenko
Mrs. A. Liske and Mrs. Kost Paalenko chaired a lunch committee session. A social half hour followed, creating a cordial close to the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Liske
Kost Paalenko
Banquet for Calf Scramble Winners Held in Brandon
Mr and Mrs John Hunter Richard from Assiniboine Beef Club attended a banquet for Calf Scramble winners and parents at the Agriculture Extension Building in Brandon on December 28. Afterward a forty five mile bus tour visited leading Brandon area stock farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hunter
Richard
Agriculture , Extension
Brandon
Assiniboine Beef Club
Archie MacFadyen
John Mitchel
James Shearer
Arthur Nichols
Wilbert Morrison
Bredenburg
Shearer
Congratulations to Cheryl Dianne Collins in Harrowby
Harrowby residents celebrate the birth of Cheryl Dianne, daughter of Mr and Mrs Cameron Collins born December 15. The report notes Amy Lee visiting Victoria and later falling ill with influenza, and Chas Collins’s wife as a hospital patient. Also mentions Greensides visiting and young Collins boys excelling in hockey and curling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deitrich
Mael Nutt
George Deitrich
Russell
Ana
Cameron Collins
Cheryl Dianne
Amy Lee
Victoria
B.C
Erie Lee
Elizabeth Smith
Chas. Collins
Langenburg Hospital
Miss Lee
Russell Hospital
Greensides
Wayne Collins
Dwight
Brian Collins
Millwood community holiday gathering and local notes
A Millwood round up of Christmas and New Year visits includes Roy Bily from Edmonton Mrs. Jack Cartwright from Moose Jaw and Charles Bily from Dawson Creek plus Wondrasek family stays in Vancouver Harold Wondrasek visits his parents in Long Lac Regina visitors at Millewood and Harrowby and many more regional greetings. Curling resumed with a eight rink bonspiel and local winners listed. Canadian textile industry note states 720 mills employing 75 000 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P Sodora
Chris Harlin
Winnipeg
J. W. McKenzie
Sacred Heart
Russell
Harvey Munro
E Bayd
George Simms
Shelley
John Hammond
James Halpin
C. Bily
Roy Bily
Edmonton
Alberta
Jack Cartwright
Moose Jaw, Sask
Charles Bily
Dawson Creek
B.C
K. Robins
Rivers
Brandon
Ing
Vancouver
Harold Wondrasek
Long Lac
Ontario
Ralph Wondrasek
E. Carroll Ana
Regina
Millewood
Harrowby
Geo. Cartwright
Gail
Bob
Benito
Meldrum
Ted Townsend
Dennis Trinder
J. Bushta
Rose Marie
Weyburn
Sask
John Wondrasek
Mr. Flatt
Shellmouth
Reg ‘Self
Rena Laliberte
Millwood
Karen Bily
Frank Bily
Douglas
W. Barlow
Geo. Heap
Thompson Lake
Bonspiel
Reg. Self
Robert Schepp
Joe Leg
Also Mentioned on This Page
J.C Hertiein
Chveste New Tears
Degee
von Mintenko
Leslie Richard
Vom
Langenburc
Jack
Ruth Vinthers
Bill Delamare
Roblin
Samel Gorda
Park Lawn
Mor‘Avenue
Lennard
Grace
James
Dan Slavich
Hamilton
Ont
Sam Anilowski
Winnpeg
Ted Poelstar
Jonn Shorney
George Yaurenko
Sacred Heart Hospital
David Harrison
F. Parmentier
Black Creek
Virden
Marilyn
West Coast
Baron
Garry Baron
Concordia College
Alta
Herman Geissler
Bethany Lutheran Church
Inglis
Saskatoon
Mervin
Mary
Nick
Small
Pine Lake
Stan Maryniuk
Rossburn
Stan
Eva Tetaaff
Bessie Munrond
Lorrene
Laurie Davidson
Lori Lee
Laurie
Margaret
C. R. Baron
St. Louis
Missouri
USA
Henry Iwachi
Paul Flandra
Marion Pentlichuk
Nistor ‘Onufreiciue
Kamsack
Foxwarren
G. T. Graham
STITT
Lee-Treas
Canada
Dominion Textile CO
Sherbrooke ST. West
Montreal
ABATT
J. I. Moore
John Labatt Limited
Brewers Guardian Challenge
Dropmore
Mr. Wondrasek
Vist
Russell Banner
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