Lints Visit, Deutsch Family News From Brandon
Mrs Henry Lints of Brandon visits her son and daughter in law Harvey and Mrs Lints and family. Mr and Mrs Rudy Deutsch were visitors to Winnipeg last week with a check up at Deer Lodge hospital. Don Deutsch is a patient in Hamiota hospital following an appendectomy. We wish him a speedy recovery.
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Henry Lints
Brandon
Harvey Lints
Rudy Deutsch
Winnipeg
Deer Lodge Hospiital
Don Deutsch
iHamiota Hospital
Community Notices From Oak River And Surroundings
Local news from Oak River includes April events, visits, and teaching placements. Mrs Lawrence Tremaine dies? no, achievement noted. Miss Adams practicing teaching. Gwen Bomford teaching in Oak River school. Visits by Mr and Mrs Cochran and Gill relatives. Brandon birth announced. Winnipeg and district meetings planned. WS District Convention May 9 at McAuley. Red Cross sewing shipments. 4H Economics Club meets April 6 with grants, scholarships, and upcoming Achievement on May 8.
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Cardale
Lawrence Tremaine
CNR Rivers
Adams
Haney
B.C
Gwen Bomford
Oak
Gerald Decker
Ray Lints
W.I. Creed
McAuley
Hatton
Stevenson’s
England
Teal
Jn Denlre
Musgrove
Red Cross
Doug Johnstone
Oak River 4H
Carol Walden
O’canada
Winnipeg
Carol
British Columbia
Maureen Espey
Patti Haggerty
Vern Walden
Vicki Thompson
Lesley Henry
Sandra Henry
Carol Waldon
Marilyn Hayhurst
Vern Waldon
Community notes on Harmida meeting and centennial plans
The Harmida W I meeting chaired by Mrs Hedley discussed reorganizing financial groups to three. A bee is planned for April 13 to clean the hall, and centennial celebrations will proceed with participation urged. Ames Pratley and R Bailey to purchase blinds and drapes. Mrs Hedley and Mrs White to represent the W I on the Centennial Committee. Mr J Peters spoke on the value of industry in small towns and shared experiences of bringing industry with initiative and community support. Lunch hosts were Mrs White, Mrs Pratley, and Mrs Peters.
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Hedley
Couj House
Ames W. Pratley
R. Baily
W. I
W. Hedley
M. White
J. Peters
Mr. Peters
Lmesdames
W. Pratley l
J. J. Peters
Local centennial museum urged to preserve pioneer life
A Winnipeg address by John Fisher urges Canada to study pioneer culture during the centennial as a means to foster tolerance. He advocates a local museum to preserve household and community artifacts, noting Carman already hosts a small collection and warning that much could be lost without local display.
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Winnipeg
John Fisher
Canada
Carman
Toronto
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