Church Schedule for St. Andrew and Crow Head
The document lists service times for St. Andrew's and Crow Head. Holy Communion at 30 am, Matins at 11 am, Sunday School at 2.30 pm, Evensong at 7 pm, with Rev. S. Baggs presiding at 3 pm and a Lay Reader at 7 pm on North Side the 11 am Matins and 2.30 pm Sunday School sessions. Crow Head notes 2.30 pm Sunday School and Bible Class.
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ST. Andrew's
South Side
Rev. S. Baggs
Little Harbour
North Side
Salvation Army Sunday Services Schedule
The Salvation Army posts a full day of meetings with an 11 a.m. Holiness meeting 2 p.m. Sunday School and Bible Class 3 p.m. Praise Meeting 7 p.m. Salvation Meeting conducted by Corps Officers Major and Mrs Wheeler and a cordial invitation is extended to all.
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Wheeler
Pentecostal Assembly Sunday Schedule List
The church announces a devotional service at 10 30 a.m. Sunday with Sunday school at 3 p.m. and prayer at 6 30 p.m. An evening hoanegelistic service is set for 7 p.m. The program outlines multiple worship events for the day.
Winter Clothing Clearance At Winnipeg Store
Dry cleaned and pressed garments including overcoats suits coats and dresses priced from $1 to $6. Men's and boys items feature heavy coats overcoats denim overalls and horsehide jackets. Ladies coats shoes dresses and fur collar pieces offered with prepaid postage and money orders. No CODs. 248 Main St Winnipeg Canada. 8w Feb 9.
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C.O.D
Canadian Leather Imports Notice by J McIntyre
Public notice from January 7 1946 states no country allocations for leather and leather footwear except glove and garment leather. Importers should order now via Canadian manufacturers as Essentiality Certificates are no longer required. Acting Secretary for Supply confirms.
Public notice on textile export quotas and certificates
Public notice states 1946 textile export quotas set enabling suppliers to export to markets of their choice. Essentiality Certificates for Canadian textile imports are not required. Deputy Secretary for Supply J McIntyre signs dated 4 January 1946.
Sir Humphrey and Lady Walio depart St John’s
Sir Humphrey and Lady Walio left St John’s on Thursday. Officials of government and other dignitaries were at the station along with a large concourse of citizens.
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Humphrey
Lady Walwyo
St John's
Vacancies for Supervising Inspectors on Education Staff
Four vacancies on the Staff of Supervising Inspectors with salary on the scale of 1800 to 1843. Applicants aged 25 to 45 who hold at least the Associates Grade teaching certificates and have eight years teaching experience are invited to apply by February 10. Travel by boat may be required. references needed. G A Fricker, Secretary for Education, Jan 5, 1946.
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G.A Frecker
End of Year Edition Reflects 1945 Year’s Work
The Daily News presents a year end edition with extensive tributes and a substantial record of 1945. The edition contains eighty pages showcasing the year’s notable events and achievements.
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The
Daily News
Miner reports no fire at Baie Verte mines
Walter Elliott returned from Baie Verte reporting no fire in the mines. Gas fumes issue from an old damp pile about three ship loads. The old mine is full of water. Elliott arrived aboard the Northern Ranger. Ralph Hamlyn also returned home at the same time.
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Walter Elliott
Baie Verte
Eilliott
Northern Ranger
Ralph Hamlyn
Ice Hunter Returns Escorting Mrs Abbott to Hospital
The M V Ice Hunter returned from the south on Sunday sight and escorted Mrs B G Abbott from Musgrave Harbour to the hospital for medical care.
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M.V. Ice Hunter
B. G. Abbott
Musgrave
Severe Cold Weather Delays Clyde’s Final Trip
Wednesday and Thursday brought subzero temperatures with a gale delaying Clyde at Clyde Harbour. Winds from the north and northwest kept vessels tied up as ice formed, delaying the final trip after a return from Herring Neck.
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N.N
Clyde
Herring Neck
Vessel outfitting and crew noted at St Johns
Bessie Marie departed yesterday morning January 18 for St Johns. Mr Lewis Roberts and others prepared the vessel with sheathing. Seaman Stanley Stockley and a U S Coast Guard member joined the crew.
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Bessie Marie
St. John’s
Lewis Roberts
Stanley Stockley
U.S. Coast Guard
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