District Happenings in Oakner Visit from Winnipeg notes
Mrs Christine Byquist and daughter Betty visit the Ivan Routledge home from Winnipeg. Kevin and Brenda return with their aunt for a holiday. Oakner’s Western Suburb comes alive again with Mrs Fannie Rampling here since spring and Mrs John Young with Mrs Eliza Mc Feely in their homes for a spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Byquist
Betty
Winnipeg
Ivan Routledge
Kevin
Brenda
Oakner
Fannie Rampling
John Young
Eliza McFeely
Weekend Visitors and Events Across Communities
Cardale and Mrs Bill Greenaway spent the long weekend at Killarney visiting Mrs McArter and watching horse races featuring Mrs Greenaway’s relatives Don and Mrs Andrews of Virden. Nearby, Glen and Crystal City’s Sharpe visited Evy and Ben Peart en route to Winnipeg after Kenosee Lake and Brandon trips, with a series of social calls and travels among Brandon, Banff, and Port Alberni connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Greenaway
Killarney
McArter
Ben Wilson
Evy Peart
Kenosee Lake
Sask
Clarence Bender
Millie McCormick
Brandon
Inlaw
Jack Allen
Wally Warren
Dot Crighton
Brandon General Hospital
Holiday trip and local tributes noted in district
Chumah residents Chumah Mrs Rod Lewis Edith Ann Lewis Anita and Dale Allen left Wednesday for a two week holiday in Vancouver British Columbia. Mr and Mrs D Bee of Winnipeg visited relatives Miss K Thornton and Mrs M Hazelwood. Bill Pollock and Lloyd Hazelwood attended Julie Johnston memorial service at Minnedosa a former Chumah resident. Sympathy to her Winnipeg son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Sanderson and family. Maureen and Brent Hazelwood spent the past week with their parents Lloyd and Mrs Hazelwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rod Lewis
Edith Ann Lewis
Anita
Dale Allen
Vancouver
B.C
D. Bee
Winnipeg
K. Thornton
M. Hazelwood
Bill Pollock
Lloyd Hazelwood
Minnedosa
Julie Johnston
Johnston
Chumah
Lavinia Brown and Eric Brown Holiday at Richmond Hill
Lavinia and Mr and Mrs Eric Brown were spending the holidays with relatives at Richmond Hill, enjoying family time away from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Brown
Richmond Hill
Local residents enjoy visits and extended weekend trips
Decker Rev and Mrs Angus McColl of Boissevain visited the Decker home. Lloyd Little camped with friends at Madge Lake. Rose Guntel with Mike Antonation cruised five days aboard the Lord Selkirk. Duane Gregory of Winnipeg visited Gladys Schweitzer. Ab Rockley and Gladys Schweitzer attended Swan River Rodeo. Gerry Reid family spend a week in the district camping at Sandy Lake with Maggie Reid. Russell Schweitzer family camped at Swan River and attended the Rodeo. Angus Maynes Sherree with Sim Maynes visited Mel Maynes in Winnipeg. Russ Sunley weekend visit to Leaf Rapids. Fred Davis and Edmonton family stay with George Davis. Fred is George’s brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus McColl
Boissevain
Gerald Decker
Lloyd Little
Madge Lake
Rose Gnntel
Mike Antonation
Lord Selkirk
Duane Gregory
Winnipeg
Gladys Schweitzer
Ab Rockley
Swan River
Gerry Reid
Sandy Lake
Maggie Reid
Russell Schweitzer
Angus Maynes
Sherree
Sim Maynes
Mel Maynes
Russ Sunley
Leaf Rapids
Manitoba
Fred Davis
Edmonton
George Davis
Fred
George
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Cardale
Toronto
Dolores Miller
Delbert
White Rock
Roy Williams
William Wilton
R Milne
Leonard Butler
Lorraine Ball
Phyllis Coughlin
Banff
John Coonan
Carma Jean
R. Milne
Art Tull and Ellis
Port Albernia
Ellis
Keystone Centre
Harold Austin
Albernia
Linda McNaught
Arthur Knight
Leah Stewart
Hinton
Alta
Glen Stewart
Lavinia
Darroch Electric
Warren Darroch
Oak River
Man
Hamiota
MID
Massey
Cockshutt
Meiroe
P.T.O
William Hall
Decker
Give Heart Fund
American Heart Association
Rock OF Ages” Granite
Malcolm Campbell Hamiota
Hamiota Arena
The
Hamiota Curling Club
Hamiota - Shoal Lake
Carberry
Souris
Agricultural Extension Centre
Queens Avenue
Roger Schroeder
Manit
Department OF Agriculture
Manitoba Agricultural Credit Corporation
M.A.C.C
D. Martin
Elm Street
P.O. Box
Shoal Lake
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