Local Happenings and Family Visits
Sympathy to Mrs. Bessie Houck on the passing of her sister Mrs. Danny Lang in Vancouver British Columbia. Scott and Edwina Hammond and family Jeff and Dixon of Pincher Creek Alberta and Lyla Mitchell of Minneapolis Minnesota spent last week visiting their mother in the local Hospital and their father Gordon Killoh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Houck
Danny Lang
Margaret
Vancouver
B.C
Scott
Edwina Hammond
Jeff and
Dixon
Pincher Creek
Alta
Lyla Mitchell
Minneapolis
Happy Gang Card Party in Hamiota Enjoys Music and Gifts
The Senior Happy Gang held a card party on April 6 with nine tables, featuring the 1977 Senior Happy Gang Band and old time music. E. Sunley thanked the band, announced lunch, and rewarded several winners with flowers. A final party on April 13 included Nora Mathison and seven children singing, a pot luck supper, and donor flowers. Hostesses received gifts for their winter service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Happy Gang
Senior Happy Gang
George
Lil Peacock
H. Rhyne
Dot Richardson
George Baxter
Roy Kirk
Wilmot Kirk
E. Sunley
Happy Gang Club
Nora Mathison
C Boyd
Mac Campbell
Mac
M. Anderson
V. Butler
E. Mundell
Current Comments-Continued
Excerpted bits feature quips from L. L. Brown Bruce Lemon and Mary Bull-Brandon on knights, tadpoles, and pleasant thoughts. A F E A note warns of service in commerce. A trailer court gag suggests grabbing a hat. A Thought for the Week quotes Mark Twain on living well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bull - Brandon
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Gordon Killoh
Wes. Rivers
H. Hunter
R. Kerr
Barford
L. L. Brown
Bruce Lemon
Willie - Ma
Trailer Court
Mark Twain
Vulcan
Glen Knight
7Th Street
Man
Peter J, Merry M.A. Barrister An Golicitor
Box
Lake
Winnipeg
Brandon
Oak River
McConnell, Lavinia
Oakner, Harding and
Kenton
P.S.W
Virden
B. R
Bob Ross
Bradwardine
Life Insurance
R.R.S.P
Children
W. Newton Clark
Minnedosa
Canada
P.O
John Pueau
DeBin
Gulf Farm
Byron A. Hamilton Anager
The
First Canadian Bank
Bank of Montreal
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