Neighborhood Happenings in Ochre River
Mrs Donald McDonald II visits Emo while R Richardson of Winnipeg enjoys vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs John Richard. Miss Jean Smith of Neepawa visits sister Misa Kaye Smith. The Ochre River cemetery bee on June 14 drew good crowds and the committee thanks helpers and urges remaining plot owners to complete work within the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald McDonald ii
Emo
Ontario
McDonald
C.N.R. R
Jean Smith
Neepawa
Misa
Ochre River
Mr. McKenzie
Public Meeting on Cemetery Graves Policy Set for June 29
Notice announces a public meeting at 8 p.m. in the Women's Institute hall to discuss the municipal cemetery matter. The North half of the cemetery is surveyed and open with graves to be left on a flat surface. Meeting date to be remembered as June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Institute Hall
Makinak U F W M Holds Picnic Meeting at Oges Farm
The U F W M held its monthly meeting as a picnic at Oges farm with good turnout. Members read papers by Jean Ogg Mrs Blaine Lilly Sangster and Mrs Ashe. Next meeting at Mrs Charrons home, roll call on what I know about trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.F.W.M
Oge
Jean Ogg
Mrs. Blaine
Lilly Sangster
Dropler Nurseries staff visit and local club events
Fork River hosts James Beamin Bill Gibson and Ernie Johnston from Dropmore for a weekend at J W Johnston's home. Winnipegosis visitor Metro Ogryzlo meets his father. Harmony club hosts Ruth White. next meeting at A Rowe's. Amateur night features Major Boles. Mary Burtniak wins with When I Grow To Od To Dream. A Hunt gives bouquet. dance follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Beamin
Bill Gibson
Ernie Johnston
Dropmore
J. W. Johnston
Metro Ogryzlo
Winnipegosis
T. Bednas
Dauphin General Hospital
Hugh Gregg
Harmony Club
Ruth E. White
A. Rowe
D. Nicolson
Boles
Mary Burtniak
Fairville Beats River Bend In Monday Softball Clash
Fairville softball edged River Bend on Monday with a victory that prompts a return visit planned soon. Miss Mae Walker spent the week in Dawphin and Eva Robinson visited Mrs. Walker in Melton over the weekend. The Melton picnic and dance pleased attendees as Mrs. Miller from Home Arts Craft paid a school visit Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairville
River Bend
Mae Walker
Dawphin
Eva Robinson
Mrs. Miller
The
Home Arts Craft
Bay Centre Weather Hints Favorable Rain Outlook
Bay Centre residents note favorable weather for continued rains. Mrs. W Ress returned from Regina on Tuesday morning. Mr and Mrs G Ress spent Thursday in Dauphin. Mr and Mrs C E Wadsworth visited Hartney. Campbell brothers build a garage for Mrs Akers in Dauphin. Many Bay Centre people attended the ball game in Jackson on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ress
Regina
G. Ress
Dauphin
C. E. Wadsworth
Hartney
Campbell Brothers
Akers
Bay Centre
Dickson
Wedneedar
Spruce Bluff Ladies Club Meeting and Picnic Plans
The Spruce Bluff ladies club held its monthly meeting in the hall on Wednesday June 12. A basket picnic is planned at Campbell's bail grounds on Thursday June 27. Sympathy extended to Mr Albert Payne and family. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Nolan on the new baby. Mrs Jas Wright remains unwell but hopes to attend soon. George Stanley visited the home of Mr and Mrs Wesley Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell’s
Albert Payne
Nolan
Jas. Wright
George Stanley
Wesley Crawford
Winnipegosis Society Denies Fork River Concert Link
The Winnipegosis dramatic society says it knows nothing of a Fork River concert and dance slated for Thursday the 13th and that it was not under their auspices. The Rex hall hosted reports on "My Dixie Rose" at Sifton, with plans for fall curtain-work and early next-season preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipegosis Dramatic Society
Fork River News
Rex Hall
My Dixie
Roger Crawford
Winnipeg
John Hawthorne
Chicago
John Goodman
Amnur Goodman
C. L. White
Franklin
Angus Hay
John Marchenski
Paul Rudiak
Sifton
Holmes
E. McKitrick
E. L. Hawn
Ernestine
Helga Stevenson
Mesdames Patterson
Sieffert
J. Burrell
Elkhorn
Local Visitors Include Dauphin Resident Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs Wx Lran and Eosie hosted guests including Mrs Metra Pomozybida Mise May Stevenson and Mrs L A Browse. Alex Kate of Dauphin was in town over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeceon
Kristias
Wx Lran
Eosie
Metra Pomozybida
Mise May Stevenson
L. A. Browse
Alex Kate
Dauphin
Appreciation note to neighbors and friends after bereavement
The Payne family expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for sympathy, floral tributes, and support after their recent bereavement. Special thanks to Dr Harrington Mrs James Lister and Mrs John Winters for their kindness and to those who beat their cars at the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Harrington
James Lister
John Winters
Ethelbert Hosts Oratorical and Poetry Contest Winners
The Ethelbert Women's Institute hosted a Friday contest with six schools, drawing a capacity crowd. Judges were J. H. Arnett of Gilbert Plains. Winners included Emily Synick first, John Ruby second. girls spoken poetry Marjorie Pasternak first, Mary Burtnyk second. boys Steve Sokuliski first, Slawko Fekula second, J Charowsky and Paul Tanahaychuk tied for third. A concert followed with addresses by Mrs. C Yunik, Arnett, and M N Hryhorczuk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethelbert
Women's Institute
J. H. Arnett
Gilbert Plains
Emily Synick
Exhelbert
John Ruby
Loon Lake
Marjorie Pasternak
Mary Burtnyk
Jean Buria
Kerr
Steve Sokuliski
Slawko Fekula
J. Charowski
Garland
Paul Tanahaychuk
Haig
Baseball Chatter II Dominates Camp 2 and 1 in Doubleheader Sweep
Baseball Chatter II, a revived three team league entrant, crushed Camp 2 in two games 18 to 9 and 19 to 7 and then beat Camp 1 19 to 5. Ethelbert stretched its lead over Garland to two games with seventh and eighth straight wins over Garland and Camp 2.
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Ethelbert
Garland
One Day Chautauqua At Ochre River And Grandview
The United Farmers and Farm Women of Manitoba announce a one day Chautauqua at Ochre River on Monday July s and at Grandview on Wednesday July 1. The program runs three sessions starting at 10 am 2 pm and 8 pm with sections for men women and youth. Moving pictures home reading health protection child training citizenship scientific agriculture and pure seed are featured along with drill folk dance and games for youth. Evening events include two one act plays medal elocution and public speaking contests plus music and choir items. Tea coffee and picnic lunch opportunities are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Farmers and Farm Women of
Manitoba
Ochre River
Grandview
Ami
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Canadian Shredded Wheat Company
LTB
Mingers Felis
Canada
Ochre
Kaye Smith
Desjardine
Ochre River Supply Co
Swifts
Westons
Argood Brand
Hia Ane
Diogenes Was
Antoinette D’aoust
Marguerite Ashe
Grace Charron
Laurier
Government Liquor Control Commission
Spruce Bluff
Ethelbert W.M.S
General Hospital
Nellie
Alice Chorneyko
Mountain Road
Jack Hryhorczuk
J. Zaparzon
Pine River
C. Yunik
W. A. Kostiuk
M. M. Russin
C. Deroschuk
F. Halinsky
P. Sherman
A. G. Stech
A. Chorneyko
O. V. Virstuk
Messrs
N. Kotyk
M. Syrnyk
M. Dudar
Johnny Yablonski
Queen’s Hotel
M. Wick
A. K. Lowes
Wick
Mr. Lowes
Canadian National Railways
Damery, Kerr and
Ruskin
Orysia Demechuk
A. L. Bonnycastle
Anne Shewchuk
Brandon
Brandon General Hospital
Shewchuk
Ethelbert General Hospital
Gilbey's
Gites
Termes
Gueman
Feote
Gilbey
Ovir
Landon
Eng
Toronto
Ont
Liquor Control Commission
Commission
Mr. Albert Payne
J. Buckwold & Son
John Deere and
Case Phone
Women’s Institute
Arnett
Drewry
Phon
U.F.W.M. Chautauqua
Wilson Fly Pad CO
Hamilton, Ont
Pennsylvania
Tide Water Oil CO. OF Canada, Ltd
Montreal
A. F. Farrell
P.O
ST. Regis Hotel
Hilliard Lyle
J. J. Crowe Co., Ltd
U.G.G
Ashville
Valley River
Bell’s Ginger Ale
Bell Bottling Co. Ltd
Dauphin, Man
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