Angusville Public School Opens and Community Notices
The Angusville area reports the opening of the public school on Tuesday August 29 with Miss Sirnick of Ethelbert in room 1 and Mr Rudwenski of Hubard Sask in room 2. The high school opened September 6 with principal Mr Boloych of Northern Sask and assistant principal Mr Danayluk of Ethelbert. A flurry of regional visits and congratulations follow, noting family visits, birthdays, scholarships, teaching appointments, and local social gatherings. Notable items include Hilda Zimmer winning a $650 scholarship, Doreen Chittick teaching at St Marys, and community members traveling between Ethelbert, Elfros, Russell, and Shellmouth.
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Angus Public School
Sicnick
Ethelbert
Rudwenski
Hubard
Sask
High School
Boloych
Northern
Danayluk
Steve Wolochuk
Arnold
Sirnick
Mike Sirnick
Elfros, ‘Sask
Steve Sirnick
Burtniak
Man
John ‘Bell
May Turnbull
Arthur Turnbull
Croll
Henry Woodkey
Caroline
Elmer Shepherd
St Mary's School
Helen Parabee
Gldastone
Peter Chyzak
Steinback
John Anderson
Young, Sask
Nichol
Ted Leishman
Prince George
B.C
Community Happenings and Sympathies From Local District
Miniska notes Nick Derkatch patient at Sacred Heart hospital with hopes for a speedy recovery. Deepest sympathy extended to the Stewart family in their bereavement. Mona Robertson spent the long weekend visiting Thicketts. Barn dance at Paul Halwas’ new barn drew a grand turnout last Friday. Donnie Hertlein visited her parents over the weekend. Ed and Mrs Strafford of Winnipeg were weekend guests at the Dunn home. Mrs. R J Coulter of Grandview visited the Dunns. Elizabeth Cochrane, visiting in the Dunns, has returned to Barrie Ontario. Kieper and Hertlein families from Saskatchewan visited last Sunday. School reopened with Miss Robertson in charge. Me and Mrs Ray Hackman and daughter and Bill Hackman were there.
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Nick Derkatch
Sacred Heart Hospital
Stewart
Mona Robertson
Thicketts
Paul Halwas
New Barn
Donnie Hertlein
Fred Hertleine
Ed Strafford
Winnipeg
Leslie Davidson
R. J. Coulter
Grandview
Watson Dunn
Elizabeth Cochrane
Dunn
Barrie
Ont
Charlie Kieper
Saskatchewan
Julius Ki
Local Notes From The Sacred Heart Hospital And Community
David Dunn remains a patient at Sacred Heart hospital and well wishes are extended for his return home. Mrs. Richard Kieper visited Winnipeg last week. Donnie Hertlein departed Monday for a new school at Crescent Ridge near Binscarth. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs N Davidson on the birth of their daughter Tuesday.
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David Dunn
Sacred Heart Hospital
Richard Kieper
Winnipeg
Donnie Hertlein
Crescent Ridge
Binscarth
Millwood Community Notes and Visit Highlights
Millwood residents report visits from Marchwell Foxwarren and Spy Hill families. Measles recovery for Victor Kostuyba and new school windows praised for better light and appearance.
First Grain of Season Delivered to Pool Elevator
The first new grain of the season, barley, arrived at the Pool Elevator on August 16 and showed no frost damage. Delivered by the Farmer Bros. The note credits Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Swedberg.
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Farmer Bros
G. A. Swedberg
Local People Enjoy Sunny Clear Lake Outing And Family Visits
Accompanied by Mrs Bliss Nilsson and others the group spent last Sunday at Clear Lake on a day described as very beautiful. Bliss Nilsson suffered a threshing accident last Friday with fractured ribs and a shoulder blade and is in Lau fenburg hospital with his wife by his side. Mrs Ella Gritzmacher begins term at Harrowby school and, with her husband, toured Fenwood Saskatchewan to visit family over the long weekend. Labor day visitors include Mrs Elsie Finley Miss Anna Hogbers and Winnipeg visitors Mr and Mrs Mels Schappert, visiting Ada Hogberg and others, with several relatives stopping by the homes of J H Schappert, Jake Schmidt, Lloyd Collins of Winnipeg, and T Clarke of Birtle Manitoba. Walter Veal of Winnipeg has returned home to visit his parents as he awaits news on his health.
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W. S. Chaytor
Billie
Joe Rudick V
Lakedale
Dan Hyra
Hyra
Winnipeg
Matt 1 Rubeniuk
Mike Hnatuke
Dauphin
John
Joseph Kotelnnski
Detroit
Mich
Joseph
Paul Hutsul
Mike Michalchuk
Emily Javra
R. E Wondrasek
D. Johnson
Marchwell
St Lazare
Shirley Nelin
Binscarth
Frances
St. Norbert
Bliss Nilsson
Laufenburg Hospital
Ella Gritzmacher
Harrowby School
Fenwood
Sask
Lloyd Collins
T., Clarke
Birtle
Man
George Collins
Clark
John Collins
Gus Swedberg
Walter Veal
Veal
Local residents head to teaching posts and social visits
Mr and Mrs Ronald Hay and family journey to Baldur where Margaret begins teaching for the year. Hamilton family members travel to Ogilvie Eckford and Wawanesa for teaching posts while others visit relatives in Rossburn Vista and Gilbert Plains. Sylvia Mackadenski and Gene Glasman visit Viola Hamilton ahead of her Wawanesa assignment.
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Ronald Hay
Margaret
Connie
Baldur
Marlene
Valetta Hamilton
Ogilvie and Eckford
F. Breeze
J. Strong
Elgin
Toronto
Rossburn
Vista
H. Hamilton
Viola
Garry
Peggy
Wawanesa
Wm. Stitt
Willis
Reita
Gilbert Plains F
Wilton Brown
J. Rutherford
Shoal Lake
Hamilton
Gene Glasman
Russell
Viola Hamilton
Farmers Should Have Voice In Freight Rate Talks
Canadian railroad workers threaten a 40 hour week and higher hourly pay sparking fears of higher freight rates. The piece argues farmers must be heard in wage negotiations to prevent cost shifts to producers, consumers, and overseas markets.
Book dictated by Marco Polo in prison popular in Europe
The text notes that a Marco Polo dictated work written during a prison stay became the dominant source of European knowledge about the Far East for three centuries, shaping exploration and understanding despite questions about its factual accuracy.
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Marco Polo
Far East
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Angusville
A. ‘Zimmer
Hilda
Isobel
Willie
Shellmouth
Dropmore
Inglis
Matt Juba
Windsor
Minniska
Millwood
Fred Stokes
Joyce Raymond
Jessie Stokes
Glenda Stokes
Clear Lake
Flynn
Mrs. H. Hamilton
Mene
LU Phi i
CTA
Canada
Depom
Vera
Ch Yee
Armoured Corps
World of Wheat
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