Social and Personal Notes Run This Weekend
Social and personal items show visits from Mrs Jim McLennan and family, Meg Houston and Mrs H Houston returning from holidays, and numerous relatives dropping in from Winnipeg Regina and Calgary. People travel to Toronto Ottawa Vancouver and Smithers while others visit Winnipeg Russell Inglis and Brandon on weekends and holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim McLennan
Jim
Meg
H. Houston
Russell Street
Dunci: Wowk
Krogstad
Memorial Avenue
J. Billingsley
Toronto
Ontario
Young Women's Club Autumn Meeting Near Crystal Lodge Event
The Young Women's Club schedules its first autumn gathering at Mrs. Mabel Margetts residence on Monday September 10 at 8:30 p.m. A tea and sale of home cooking will follow on September 15 at the Central Hotel from 3 to 5 30 p.m. sponsored by Crystal Rebekah Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Club
Mabel Margetts
Central Hotel
Crystal Rebekah Lodge
Birth of William Richard Shearer in Fort William
Mr and Mrs Shearer announce the arrival of their son William Richard at 1413 Hamilton Ave Fort William. The birth marks a joyful addition to the family with both parents named Shearer and Todd acknowledged in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shearer
Soy
Winifred Shearer
Nee Todd
Hamilton Ave
Fort William
William Richard
Knox United Church Sunday Services and Sunday School
Rev G F Denyes leads a morning service on Sunday September 9 at Knox United Church with the theme Jesus Our Saviour and Lord. Junior Sunday School at 11 am and Senior Sunday School at 12 noon follow, with Psalm 71 23 quoted about rejoicing in song for redemption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Denyes
Jesus
Christ Church Russell Announces Winter Family Worship Plans
Rev. W. S. Smith, rector, invites attendance at Trinity Ivensong and sermon on Sundays. Encourages regular winter worship at Christ Church. Treasurer listed as Mr. E. W. Robertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church Russell
Anglican Church of Canada
W. S. Smith
Trinity
Christ Church
E. W. Robertson
Wedding at Crandall United Church Ends in Union
Lorna Laverne Walker and Edward William Lamke wed at Crandall United Church on Thursday August 23. The couple, joining families from Crandall and Rochester Alberta, planned a reception in Crandal Hall and a honeymoon in Alberta and the United States before settling in Virden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crandall United Church
Lorna Laverne
J. T. Walker
Crandall
Edward William Lamke
S. P. McKee
Rochester
Alberta
Gwen
Donna Walker
Michael Ag‘ios
Arnold Walker
R. Vance
K. Mitchell
A. Friebert
Crandal Hall
Lanuke
United States
Virden
Not Strangers Not Strangers But Citizens WMS Topic
The Womens Missionary Society met at Mrs Lettie Kieper's home on Aug 30 at 3 pm with Mrs W Spear and Miss N Bryant hosting. Nineteen members attended with two visitors. Mrs Zwicker presided and Mrs Cairns group led the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lettie Kieper
Womens’ Missionary Society
W. Spear
N. Bryant
Zwicker
Clement
Teachers at Record High in Manitoba Schools
Manitoba education officials report a record 6,300 teachers in provincial public schools by end of August, up 270 from June. High school teachers expected to reach 1,050 when fall vacancies fill, while elementary teachers total 5,250. Permit teachers fall to 187 with 36 still needed. overall vacancies slightly below prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swo Nun
Manitoba
W. C. Miller
Miller
Endcliffe Garfield McCan. Headed to Winnipeg After Weekend Stay
Endcliffe Garfield McCan of West Bourne spent the long weekend with A Stewart and left for Winnipeg Monday with his brother Ian. Burt Carr suffered a partial hand injury while sawing wood at John Schwalm's on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Ken McFarlane and family of Regina spent the weekend at the Wileman home. Wilbert Kreebaum of Regina visited with the Wilemans last week. The Liske family visited relatives in Canora Saskatchewan last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield —McCan
Westbourne
A. Stewart
Winnipeg
Ian
Burt Carr
John Schwalm
Ken McFarlane
Regina
Wileman
Wilbert Kreebaum
Wil
Harvest Help Limited as East Lifts Restrictions
Manitoba farm labor chief H R Richardson says eastern harvest help remains scarce with 15 of 200 needed. Ontario begins loosening recruitment as harvest nears end, rains ease demand, and a few soldiers respond to notices about vacancies at military camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitob
Manitoba
Ontario
Benning
Mr. Richardson
Richarson
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Welwyn
Paul Hutsal
Tony’ Javra
Stan Krowski
McNeese College
Louisiana
A. Fontaine
Winnie Bell
Mr. Burgess
Airy
John Burgess
Wawanesa
J. A. Burgess
Mr. Tuff
Doig’s
W. J. McNaughton
Terry
Linda
Hamiota
Kenton
Adolph Wagner
Inglis
Mrs. HE. Way
Miss Doreen Way
Pacific Coast
Lois Goetz
Carl Mantie
Bob Howland
Russell
RM. McMurray
Grace Ledingham
Billy
Margaret
Gladstone
Doug. Parker and
Labor Day
W. J. McNaughiton
Frank Gill
Jasmin, Sask
Len Margetts
Henry Ross
Edith Pettitt
Andy Alexiuk
Erickson
W. J. Pettitt
George Laing
A.V. Warman
Kent
Dauphin
Pine Falls
Ed Zakala
Kennie
Ann Robertson
St. Boniface Hospital
J. D. Robertson
Nick Chopick
Calgary
Harold Storey
Bette
Gary
Glen
Keith Storey
Sam Dodds
Caralyn and
Mise Karen Dodds
Yorkton
G. S. ‘McLennan
J. T. Winthers
Redvers
Sask
X. Smuth
R. Kennedy
Dick Mosoronchon
Keith McComb
Brandon
Hayfield
Roger Pittet
Glenboro
Gabe Pittet
Frost-Cop
Antifreeze
South Side Service
Faid's Food Store
Avalon
Adult
Susan Hayward
Eddie Albert
Priday
Gun Point
Pred Macmurray
Dorothy Malone
Harry L. Trump
Optometrist
Birtle
Birtle, Man, On
Bob McMurray
L. Javra
Knox United Church
W. G. Zwicker
Eclipse
Reeves
Soe
Reavie's Pharmacy
Man
Endcliffe
Roger Silver
Aberdeen's Jewellery
Elks’ Lodge
H. R. Richardson
Farm Labor Service
Coats
Iva
Northland
Wheatley & Dow
Wuene
the Retail Merchants’ Ass
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