Inglis area notes Bran don Fair and local visits
Inglis and district residents attended the Bran don Fair last week and joined in a ten year anniversary parade and celebration. Visitors came from Winnipeg Regina and Edmonton areas. births, motor trips to Fort Qu Appelle and Edmonton were noted. George and Mary Cheropita announced a move to Toronto after long service in Inglis Dray business.
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Inglis
Brandon
Stanley Davidson
Flin Plon
Laurie Davidson
Orville Davison
James Halpin
Ernest Bryant
James Town
Regina
Baldur Oliver
Rena Poulter
Ivan] Shaw
Yorkton
Sask
Herb Lorimer
R. Wowk
Wayne
Winnipeg
Lundquist
Garick
Stan Maryniuk
Stewart Lundquist
RCAF
Portage la Prairie
Maryniuk
Bonnie Maryniuk
Sault St Marie
Ont
Otto Seifert
Paul Fingas
Edmonton
Alta
Inez
Sheila Kleebaum
Albert Klee_baum
Edgar Mench
George Cheropita
CPR
John Toderan
Robert Chernesky
Doughts Henry Edward
Sacred Heart| Hospital
Allan Bryant
Sylvia
Dave Fisher
Russell
Fort Qu’Appelle
J. W. McKenzie
Glen
H. Frankan
Bob
Herb Liske
S. Onofreichuk
Sacred Heart Hospital
Bruno Beischer
Missouri
Robt. Ristock
Luella
Henry Beischer
Cheropita
Toronto Ontario
George
Wm. Beischer
T. Getman
Little Falls
New York
Henry ‘Beischer
Walter Beischer
Flin Flon
Manitoba
R. Tetzlaff
Walter
Ttezlaff
E. Zech
Parkside
F. Oswald
Edmonton Alta
Oswald Beischer
Bethany Lutheran Church
Inglis United Church
Earl Keating
Silverton
Richard Ashcroft
Asessippi
McLean
Amice Robin
James Moster
A. E. McLennan
Margaret McNeelands
Christina Robin
Harold King
Future 4-H Club Members Shape Canada’s Farm Leaders
A nostalgic account outlines 4-H clubs guiding rural youth in Canada. Two year olds learn by doing, growing into leaders through head heart hands and health. Clubs promote practical work at home, garden plots, calf rearing, dressmaking and beautification, driving rural life improvement and citizenship. About 75,000 4-H members exist nationwide, feeding into modern farm organizations with advanced machinery and techniques.
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1-H
Canada
Manitoba Education System Studied by Royal Commission
A Manitoba Royal Commission on Education began a year long study led by Dr. R. O. MacFarlane. The five‑member panel met in Committee Of The Whole on July 4 after being sworn in. The group will review administration finance costs curriculum and teacher training over the next three months.
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MacFarlane
Manitoba
Royal Commission On Education
R. O. MacFarlane
Commission
Charland Prud’homme
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John Brett
Ziprick
Brett
Elmer Lucy
Derby Brett
Phillip Kendell
S .Ster
W. Mench
Martin Ziprick
C. McKinnon
Harry Galton
Elaine
D. Balkie
D. Buch
Nan
Peter Bezan
Vancouver
B. C
Mrs C. Be
Inglis Women’s Institute
Asessippi Valley
Anderson
Helen Gallant
Toronto
EH. Armstrong
Mr. Cheropita
Esso
Imperial
Marvelube
Esso M.P
R. S. Cochrane & Son
Mench Inglis
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Limited
Japan
Wilson & Wilson Seneral Insurance Agents
Russell, Man
M. F. Siwak
Angusville
Man
Maritoba
Momar Tami
Riding Mountain National Park
Hliday
Whiteshell
Jeautfal Rock
Duck Mountain Forest
Northland
North
The
Pas
Lake Winnipeg
Lake Mantobe
Kilarney
Lock End
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