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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 08, 1950
Page
8
The Magnet W. 7. held its June 1 meeting at the home of Mrs. Jopson with 14 members and three visitors. Delegates reported on the Ochre River district convention. A social half hour followed. a July 6 picnic at Mr. Gerald Scott’s home is planned.
Master Charles Davis has been in the Dauphin hospital. Reggie Tarrant went to Fairfax to work. Miss Esther Staiak has been a patient in the Dauphin hospital. Mr and Mrs Bruce Shiels and daughter visited in the district recently. The Carruthers bridge is reported to be in poor condition.
Mr and Mrs Walter Durston and family visited the S B Swanton home. A softball game at Wilkie's school ended 13 to 35 for the visitors. The next ladies club meeting is set for June 15 at Mrs Albert Jensen's home.
Holy Trinity church in Makinak held its annual spring tea and sale of work in the community hall attracting many locals. A confirmation service is planned for Sunday at 3 p.m. with Bishop Ivor A. Norris of Brandon officiating.
Mr and Mrs Matt Garay visit Volga to see Pete and Nellie Kolochuk as Winnipeg guests Mike Podoworny Mike Pawluk join Nick Burchuk's home party. The Weiden and Weider schools plan a June field day in Rorketon with a softball match where Weiden girls won 16 to 8 and boys lost 9 to 1.
Mrs Harold Watson has left Dauphin hospital and returned home feeling much better. Visitors with Mrs Adrain included her brother in law and two sisters, Mr and Mrs Russell Porter and Mrs Bill Roth of Carman. N P Sorenson remains a hospital patient hoping for a speedy recovery. Misses Judy and Vicky Jacobson return after three weeks with Mr and Mrs Sorenson.
Miss F Turnbull of Regina spent the long week end with relatives in Ochre. Several families including Mr and Mrs Millar Duns more Dennis and Linda of Neepawa left for Winnipeg and St Vital. Teaching staff Miss White and Miss Gyles visited in Winnipeg. Kilborn family receives community sympathy as flood impact continues.
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