Jim and Gwen Douglas Celebrate 50th Anniversary
HAMIOTA family and relatives gathered at Lilac Residence on Saturday, April 14, 1990 to mark Jim and Gwen Douglas's 50 years of marriage. Daughters Valerian Ogg and Eileen Bartley decorated, guests signed the book, and speeches highlighted memories of the past half century. Out of town guests traveled from Calgary, High Prairie, Laurier and other Manitoba communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Lilac
Valerian Ogg
Eileen Bartley
David Ogg
Laurier
Jim Bartley
Calgary
Alberta
James Ogg
High Prairie
Unit I
U.C.W
James
Gwen
Gillis Ogg
Governor General of
Canada
Brian White
M.P
Nelson Woods
Brandon
Rivers
Kenton
Strathclair
Manitoba
Manitoba Hazardous Waste Plan Seeks Public Comments
Winnipeg based Manitoba Hazardous Waste Management Corporation invites public and regulatory input on its project proposal for a provincial system. The plan emphasizes source reduction, reuse, recovery, and recycling, plus on site treatment if needed, with facilities for storage transfer and a central treatment plant. Site selection and environmental assessments aim for final approvals and construction to begin in late 1991.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Manitoba Hazardous Waste Management Corporation
Manitoba Environment
Manitoba
Welcome Home Heise and Friends Enjoy Weekend Travels
Dave and Margaret Heise returned after 3 1/2 months in Weslaco Texas. June and Lucinda Still spent the April weekend in Fort Frances with Greg and Karen Maliation and Amanda. Ed and Bev Doran visited Weyburn. Ruth Gammack and Cliff Shurwell and family spent time with Gordon, Vivian and Ron Campbell on the way home to Sioux from Arizona. Walker Brydon and Bob, Ron Aberdeau, Joel and Daniel traveled April 12 weekend to Thompson. boys played hockey with Birtle 11 & under team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June
Lucinda
Fort Frances
Greg
Karen Maliation
Amanda
Bev Doran
Weyburn
Smith Cam
Ruth Gammack
Ily
Cliff Shurwell
Gordon
Vivian
Ronampbell
Sioux
Arizona
Walker Brydon
Bob
Ron Aberdeau
Joel
Daniel
Thompson
Birtle
Arrow River Community Centre meeting notes April 16
Arrow River Community Centre held a board meeting at E & R's Pit Stop. Treasurer reported about 12000 dollars in the bank. A 100 dollar grave hand digging fee was approved for community members, proceeds to Arrow River Community Cemetery. Three tenders for riding mower. Neil Stewart's accepted. Beer garden 18 plus at June 30 street dance. admission five dollars, under 12 free. Hillman Express of Strathclair to perform, lunch to be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrow River
Neil Stewart
Hillman Express
Strathclair
Lelond and Mitchell families share Easter gatherings in Hamiota and Thamesford
The Lelond family plus Bill and Sylvia Lelond host Easter supper at Hamiota on April 14 with Ken and Meryleen Mitchell Bruce and Linda Mitchell joining on the 15th. Maude Leland visits Elsie Oakley in Thamesford for a week while trains carry Maude and another Brandon sister. Tax deadlines approach with April hints and notes on backdated credits. The piece closes with a light joke about government workers and a nod to the Arrow River well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelond
Wendy
Leonard Lelond
Bill
Sylvia Lelond
Hamiota
Ken
Meryleen Mitchell
Bruce
Linda Mitchell
Leonard
Meryleen
Maude Leland
Elsie Oakley
Thamesford
Ontario
Elsie
Maude
Brandon
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Jim
Gwen Douglas
R.M
Don Mennie
Douglas
M.H.W.M.C
Isabella News
John Finkbeiner
Jean Norrie
Dave
Margaret Heise
Weslaco
Texas
Caraad
Man
Oak River
Rapid City
McConnell
Lavinia
Oakner
Harding
Business
Res
Brandon - Dyck's Trans
Winnipeg - L. and
L. Term
Arrow River News
Jake
Canadian Advertising Foundation
Dave Smith
Allen Choy & Sons
T.V
Blanshard
Donald Simms
Province of
Diane Kuculum
R.M. of
Bianshard
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