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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 14, 1972
Page
5
The article recalls a Treesbank picnic with many past attendees and visiting friends while noting several familiar people missing. Organizers hope for stronger turnout next year as winds affected the event and sound.
A weekend circle includes Mr and Mrs John Clark and daughters of Transcona visiting Allan Clark s. Carlyle Mc Dougall and family of Virden spent Sunday with Richard Clark s. Carol s birthday picnic on the lawn drew about 20 guests including the Clark family Allan Clark s and McDougalls. Carol and Vera plan cottage time on the farm.
A roundup of weekend visits and social events across Brandon Manitoba and nearby areas. Residents like the Cullens, Gaffneys, Sundells, and Howards hosted relatives and friends from Winnipeg Holland and Transcona.
Neepawa invites families to July 2–15 for the Manitoba Holiday Festival of Arts. The event offers music drama painting ceramics dance writing and photography courses. Visitors can enjoy swimming golf tours and other holiday activities in Manitoba’s scenic town.
Patricia Chapman and family, along with Scott and Christine, spent a week with her parents Mr and Mrs Herman Davidson. Gordon Nairn and companion traveled to Neepawa to visit friends. Gabe Shnell and party from Stonewall spent the weekend at Spruce Woods Park and saw relatives Mr and Mrs Herman Davidson. Mr and Mrs Fred Thor borough and Mrs Stella Mar
Mr Bill Long and Larry Hilmore of Kelowna British Columbia visited Mr and Mrs George Rutherford over the week end. The Stockton Ladies Aid held a successful Bazaar on Thursday June 8. Mrs Tom Russell was presented with a gift of remembrance and thanks for her years as a member of the Ladies Aid.
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