Davis wins trophy at Lenore bonspiel
George Davis earned a trophy at the Oddfellows bonspiel held in Lenore on January 13. Doug Solvason Arlene Solvason and their Winnipeg family visited Faye and Russ Schweitzer and families over the weekend and also saw their grandmother Mrs. G Schweitzer and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Davis
Oddfellows
Lenore
Doug
Arlene Solvason
Winnipeg
Faye
Russ Schweitzer
Oakner News highlights church meeting and births
Mrs Med Anderson Reid and Mrs Bob Collie are in Hamiota Hospital. Oakner United Church annual meeting followed service with retiring stewards Allan Cumming Howard McKinnon Jim Routledge. Allan King welcomed as Oarners representative. Birth of third daughter for Allan and Mrs. King announced. Lions telethon performance by Grade III VI pupils planned in Winnipeg. Community visits noted among locals including Browns Forsyths and Logans. Wedding dance in Virden honored Bud and Waller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Med Anderson
Reid
Bob Collie
Hamiota Hospital
Oakner United Church
Allan Cumming
Howard McKinnon
Jim Routledge
Howard
Jim
Oarners
Hamiota Parish
Allan King
Rita
Debbie
Lions
Winnipeg
Ken Brown
Bob Hunter
Harding
Brandon
Weekend Campus Social Notes At Regina And Brandon
Mr and Mrs Howard McKinnon attended basketball games at Brandon University on Friday and Saturday. Regina campus hosted both Bobbies and Bobcats and Shauna is noted as a Bobbie. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Bill Gregor Mrs Greg Cameron and Lindsay and Karen Anderson with Grace and Scott Anderson. The Don Smith family at Dauphin hosted guests Mr and Mrs Buzz Smith Judy Jody and Mel Smith and others over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard McKinnon
Brandon University
Bobbies
Bobcats
Regina
Shauna
Bill Gregor
Greg Cameron
Lindsay
Karen Anderson
Grace
Scott Anderson
Mel Smith
Judy
Jody
Buzz Smith
Don Smith
Dauphin
Community Members Plan Temporary Departures for Two Months
Arrow River residents announce temporary relocations for two months. Doug Lelond and Wilf Lelond with spouses plan west coast trips, while R E Clegg and spouse head to Arizona. Beth and Edward Lelond attended a Winnipeg wedding. Bob Mitchell visited Brandon to see Sid and Gail Humphery. Murray Humpheries’ shoulder injury prompts well wishes. Ken Mitchell joined Mary and Ray O Conner for a trip to The Pas to visit the Carnegies and fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilf Lelond
West Coast
R.E. Clegg
Arizona
Beth
Edward Lelond
Winnipeg
Bob Mitchell
Brandon
Sid
Gail
Murray
Ken Mitchell
Mary
Ray O’conner
Pas
Carnegies
Eastern Star Lodge sisters visit Annie English with rosebowl
Cardale News reports that six Eastern Star sisters from Rivers and Rapid City visited Mrs Annie English on Monday bringing a Lodge Rosebowl. Lunch was provided by Mrs Bea Mitchell and Mrs Ethel English organized the meal. An enjoyable afternoon followed. On Tuesday Mrs Millie McCormick hosted a visit from her old schoolmate Mrs Betty Greasley and family including daughter Etty and granddaughter Joan, both from Rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star Lodge
Annie English
Rivers
Rapid City
Bea Mitchell
Ethel English
Millie McCormick
Betty Greasley
Calgary
Etty
Joan
Lenore News Highlights Local Club Activities
Lenore W I met at Mrs Allan Hills with 11 members and 2 visitors. Highlights include a Mary Stewart collect start, roll call birthdays, $1 monthly dues, several donations to Lesothowan project and Virden Camera Club, and a Feb meeting date change to the 20th. Members discussed surveys, ACWW report, camera club talks, and meals. Also notes on Lenore Loyal Learners and 4H activities with speeches and a $10 donation to the Ability Fund. Visitors attend, including regional names and a large social wrap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenore W.I
Allan Hill
Virden Camera Club
Bill Smith
Dennis Clarkeson
Jack Hunter
Rodney Stuart
Virden
Kay Draper
Stella Bray
Hamiota
Errol
Howard Norek
Ability
Scarth
Todd Beavis
Lenore
Harding
Connie Hutchison
Jo-Ann Smith
Kerrie Simpson
Neil Wilson
Ralph Elliott
Darcy
Roy
Walter Pearn
Dunc Welsh
Young Canada Works aims to fund student job projects
A federal program funds community ideas that create at least three student jobs lasting 6 to 18 weeks each between May and September. Projects must benefit the community and meet all requirements. Apply at a local Canada Employment Centre or Job Creation Branch office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Canada Works
Canada Employment Centre
Canada Manpower Centre
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Decker News
Geo. Davis
H. Hunter
Pope News
Mrs
Grace Anderson
Arrow River News
W.lockhart
Doug Lelond
Decker
Miniota
Don Gregory
Earl Gregory
CHEM
Cust
TION
Pon Baragar
Kenton
Oak River
Cardale News
Mrs. M. Hayhurst
M. Logan
Employment and Immigration Canada
Empioier
Bud Cullen
Sud Cullen
Ministre
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