Deer Lodge Legion to protest discharge badges
A Leader reader writes that the Deer Lodge Legion plans to appeal to authorities over the poor quality discharge lapel badges issued to dischargees. The writer notes the current badges look moldy and even a badge for medically rejected soldiers appears superior.
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R. J. Large
Deer Lodge Legion
Pine Falls News Roundup and Recovery Notes
Mrs Cyril Tean is recovering well after a major operation at Pine Falls hospital and hopes to be home soon. Fun Fest at Pine Falls Anglican church featured a sleigh ride to Fort Alexander with a hayloft romp, warm lunch, and laughter. Mrs W Spence led the event. Mrs Ethel Gove, hospital matron, plans a shopping trip to the city. Leo Seguin, ill with flu, shows signs of improvement but remains fragile. A missing wrist watch at the Mercantile Store is found at home. Miss O Masuk visited Miss Jeanette McLeod. several locals visited Pine Falls during illnesses. Co. C Irvine of Manitoba Paper Co. left for Toronto on business. Mr and Mrs Roy visit Winnipeg for a luncheon by the Canadian Industrial Traffic League. Reverend Dr J E Lane returns after his sister’s illness improves. Mr and Mrs Earle Mansen welcome a son December 13 at Pine Falls hospital. Louis Peppin ill in hospital. wishes for speedy recovery.
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Cyril Tean
Pine Falls
Pine Falls Anglican
W. Spence
Fort Alexander
W. H. Walter
Wm. Roy
Winnipeg
Roy
Canadian Industrial Traffic League
Royal Alexandra Hotel
Mrs. Roy
City
One Crust Pies and Holiday Desserts Guide
Home economists from the Dominion Department of Agriculture urge one crust pies to fit fat budgets. The article lists deep dish plum pie raisin pumpkin pie and potato custard pie with detailed recipes and baking times. It also offers dessert guidance and notes holiday events and gatherings related to Christmas activities.
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Domion Department of Agriculture
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Miner Retires After 72 Years At Acadia No 5 Mine
Hugh Muir, who began work in coal pits at age 13, retired after the Acadia No 5 mine of the Intercolonial coal company closed. He served 40 years as a town councillor and four years as mayor, marking a long career in Westville, Nova Scotia.
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Westville
N.S
Hugh Muir
Acadia No. 5
Intercolonial Coal Company
Muir
To Be Is Better Far Than Not to Sewell
Fragmentary quotation attributes a sentiment to Sewell about choosing existence over nonexistence. The readable text presents a lone aphorism without clear context or additional details. Further context would clarify the speaker, source, and surrounding discussion.
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Sewell
Christmas tree plan in Pine Falls cadet notes
In Pine Falls the community Christmas tree event returns with Santa visiting the skating rink on December 21. Cadet preparations continue for a party the same evening while exams and health tests are scheduled after holidays. Several teachers are absent sick, and a grade 11 debate on Hamlet is planned.
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Santa Claus
E. Hoffman
Department of Education
Irene Lidstone
Barbara Aseltine
Rosemary Lyon
Lillian Stewart Wilma Crawford
Marjorie Pasaluke
Hamlet
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Manitoba
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