Cardale UCW Meeting Highlights Indian Guest Speaker
The Cardale UCW met at the church on April 16 with Georgina Hyndman and Mildred Longstaff leading worship. Guest speaker Mrs. Nundi, wife of a Shoal Lake doctor and Brandon College student, spoke on India and displayed local handiwork. Guests from Moline, Newdale, Oak River, and Strathclair attended. Tea for 53 followed by an Oak River Cubs family evening in Car.
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Artificial INSEMINATION proponents promote improved cattle genetics
An Independent Breeders Association reports use of proven sires for faster gains and quality. Contacts in Hamiota Shoal Lake list Jon Klagenberg and technicians. Community notices mention church basement gathering with a pot luck, greetings from local clergy, and a Disney trip slide show. Cardale arts entrants are applauded for River Fine Arts Festival achievements.
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