Local visits and family trips noted in Manitoba region
Jim Routledge visited Winnipeg on business last week. Harvey and Mrs Smith spent the weekend in Brandon with the Moores. J H Anderson and family drove to Winnipeg and visited the Strachan families at Carman. Wm Collie and family vacationed in Winnipeg joining Jim McFarlane. John Ridley is improving and hopes to be home soon.
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Jim Routledge
Winnipeg
Harvey Smith
Brandon
Glen Moore
J. H. Anderson
Strachan
Carman
Wm Collie
Jim McFarlane
John Ridley
Wedding in Hamiota with pink headpiece and yellow carnations
Report by Gladwyn Scott describes a wedding with a pink headpiece and cascading yellow carnations. The groom’s cousin William Wallace served as best man, music by Mrs. Joe Davreaux, and H. Thiessen sang during the register signing. Reception for over 50 guests at the bride’s home.
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William Wallace
Joe Davreaux
M. J. Davreaux
N. P. Wall
Minnedosa
Decker
Alida
Saskatchewan
Erickson
Foxwarren
Brandon Lion
Oak River All-Stars
Hamiota
Brandon Lions
Manitoba
Oak River
Evelyn Mathison
Marilyn Mathison
Emily Evaniuk
Rae Fraser
Gerald J .Mathison
Hamiota Grads
Wallace MacGregor Wedding in Ninette Church
Margaret Shiela MacGregor became the bride of Neil Perry Wallace in a ceremony at St. Andrew United Church Ninette on October 26 at 7 p.m. Rev. Payne officiated as the couple joined in marriage with the bride wearing pale blue chiffon and red rose bouquet.
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St. Andrew United Church
Patricia MacGregor
Decker News Roundup Including Obituaries and Events
Community sympathy extended to Mrs. H Hunter on her father Gould’s passing in Napinga. Funeral attended by Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Little and Mr. Harold Hunter and children. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Webber and Wayne visit relatives during Christmas. Riding Mountain league opener Decker rink: Minnesota Jets 7 Decker Intermediates 2. Bruce Knight’s B B hockey team beat Northern All-Star 9 to 1 in Rossburn. Mrs. E. W. Alexander visiting in Hamiota. Jack Rosenberg and Brian travel to Winnipeg. N. Lints to stay in Winnipeg for work. Over sixty birthday club honors Mrs. Cochran on 86th birthday. Deck-O night proves successful despite storm. W.A. slate for coming year announced. Christmas Candlelight service December 22 at 7 30 p.m. joint with McConnell and Decker choirs.
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H Hunter
Gould
Napinga
M. G. Little
Harold Huner
Napinka
Chris Webber
Wayne
English River
Ont
Wes Gregory
Decker
Minnedosa Jets
Decker Intermediates
Bruce Knight
B.B
Rossburn
E. W. Alexander
Jas. Reid
Hamiota
Jack Rosenberg
Brian
Norman Lints
Winnipeg
N. Lints
Lints
Cochrane
W.A
Delbridge
Turnbull
Dunc Stewart
Gerald Decker
Bob Sunley
Mesdames
James
Cook
Tremaine
Stewart
L. Little
R. Lints
McConnell and Decker
Oak River Sewing Club Holiday Meetings Noted
The Oak River Sewing Club held a November 38 1957 meeting with teenage girls entertaining and mothers invited. A December 7 1957 gathering featured a Christmas party and project three, with Shar on Batley taking over as vice president, followed by plans for a February 15 tea and a January 24 meeting to arrange it. The Evening Auxiliary of the WMS held a Christmas meeting in the manse on December 3 with Mrs. H Skinne.
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Oak_River Sewing Club
Oak River Sewing Girls
Project Three
Sharon Batley
WMS
Community Women Outline Officers and 1958 Plans
A church and civic circle held a short meeting to appoint a new slate for 1958 led by Mrs A Hume. Officers include Mrs M Hannah president and Miss L Bowman secretary, with Mrs F Paddon treasurer and other roles listed.
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A. Hume
M. Hannah
W Heapy
L. Bowman
F. Paddock
M. Barr
D. A. Patterson
P. Hayhurst
W. Hedley
R. Griffith
Missionary Monthly
A Friebert
John
Friebert
Skinner
Paddock
Barr
Griffith
St Regis Hotel unveils Open Kitchen and redecorated Wedgewood Room
The St Regis Winnipeg opens a bright new Open Kitchen coffee shop adjoining the lobby with an infrared heat lamps kitchen design seating six. The Wedgewood Room dining area gains redecorated blue and white decor. Forest Room Lounge features wood panels and forest murals. Oak Room remains available for private luncheons and banquets.
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Forest Room
Winnipeg
Oak Room
The
St. Regis
William McIntosh
McIntosh
RCAF
David M. Ingram
Canada
Scotland
Universal Food and Cookery Association
London
England
Ernest Simpson
Great Britain
St Regis Hotel Receives Impressive Winnipeg Facelift
A major exterior restoration at the St Regis Hotel on Smith Street in Winnipeg has been completed. The building now features a marble and plate glass front with a bright canopy. Interior improvements include the Forest Room Lounge, a new coffee shop, a redecorated main dining room, and air conditioning throughout.
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Winnipeg
St.Regis
Smith Street
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MacDonald Air Port
Duncan’s
B. P. Strickland
General Insurance & Real Estate
C. E. Webb Chiropractor
Rosser Ave
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Bill Brooks
Sylvania, Dumont and Sparton TY
W. H. Brooks
Hamieda
Imperial OL Limited