Farewell gathering for McKay couple leaves Inglis
A large circle of relatives and friends gathered at the Inglis Community hall to honor Mr and Mrs Gordon McKay as they prepare to move to Kitimat B C. E H Armstrong chaired, noting the sadness of their departure but wishing them luck and success. Anita Ross presented a purse of money on behalf of friends and relatives, and Gordon McKay thanked everyone for the token of remembrance from Inglis. The couple has been active in village life and plan their new start in British Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inglis
Gordon McKay
Kitimat
B.C
E. H. Armstrong
Dorothy
Gordon
D. A. Robin
Anita Ross
Mrs. McKay
Hitherto hath the Lord helped us in sermon by Rev W S Smith
The essay cites First Samuel to affirm God as the source of all help. It argues humanity depends wholly on divine aid from cradle to grave, in family life and society, and urges gratitude and prayer for continued guidance. The author laments those who deny spiritual power in everyday success.
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God
Samuel
Newman
Rev
W. S. Smith
Community Christmas Gathering Ends with Song and Feast
A remembered scene closes with all joining in community singing led by Miss A Adams. A delicious lunch was served by the ladies and helpers. The gathering ends with "For They are Jolly Good Fellows" and "Auld Lang Syne."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Adams
Millwood residents attend church and visit Esterhazy
Mr and Mrs J E Wondrasek and Jean attended the Church bridge Sports on Sunday. Mr and Mrs C Bily and Minnie motored to Esterhazy to visit relatives. Frank Wondrasek of Winnipeg visits his mother Mrs A Wondrasek. Miss M Heap spent a few days in Winnipeg. Jim Wondrasek and George Heap, gravel crew at Kellee, spent Sunday at home. Mrs H Cartwright of Arcola spent last week with her mother Mrs O Schrot near Freddie, who was hospitalized after a car accident but released on Tuesday. W Barlow, now at Vista, spent the weekend with family. Brandon Fair attendees included Trinder Bros, Jim Wondrasek, Emily and Elaine McKinnon, and Norma and Betty Wondrasek.
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Sidney Morris
Winnipeg
Chas. Morris
J. A. Newell
Fraser McLerhan
Cracknell
Tom Jackson
Hugh Lamont
Minto
Man
Alvin Burroughs
Vancouver
Jim
Gene St. Germain
James Halpin
Laureen
Orville Davidson
Gordon McKay
Tan Munro
Minitonas
Ross McKay
Nat McKay
Leslie
A. L. McKay
Ian Munro
Emelia Zimmer
Kenneth Hopkins
Beaver Lumber Co. Ltd
Russell
Manitou Wadge
Ontario
Ken
Mirs
J. E. Wondrasek
Jean
Churchbridge
C. Bily
Minnie
Esterhazy
Frank Wondrasek
A. Wondrasek
M. Heap
Wondrasek
George
Heap
Kellee
Jim Wondrasek
Emily
Elaine McKinnon
Norma
Betty Wondrasek
Urban transit traffic down four percent in 1955
Passenger traffic of urban transit systems in 1955 fell four percent from the prior year. Revenue eased to 120,144,000 dollars from 120,238,000 despite higher fares in certain areas.
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Valerie
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Victoria Hospital
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Welland
Bill Lungul
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Greenridge
C. W. Ziprick
Earl Jackson
Portage la Prairie
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Saskatoon
Oswald
WMS
Ernie Fing
Jack Robinson
Whymer
Binscorth
Jack Whymer
Gordon de Raps
Bertha Morris
Marjorie
Texas
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Te Ings Women's Institute
R. Breckenridge
Wyche
Ridge- Ville
Inglis W.L
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Winnipes
BT. Tims
East Horsley
Surrey
England
L. R. McKay
Roblin-Russell Women's Institute
Canada
Forest Rows
EH. Armstrong
I Samuel
R.O.T
Capt. White
Canadian Army Information Team
Millwood
Ahabot
SERV
Jerry
Farm Service
B. F. Goodrich
Anglo Canadian Oils Ltd
Russell, Man
Singer
Cornell
Russell Fair
D. A. Kinney
Barno
Minnedosa Arena
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