Bilgar Wedding Unites Miriam Page and Robert Fraser
In a fern filled setting with mauve chrysanthemums a wedding was held Monday January 16 at Bilgar. Miriam Edith Page and Robert Johnson Fraser were married by Rev Tom Currant with a large guest list. The bride wore a Chantilly lace gown with pearl coronet and carried a white Bible. The groom's family attended, and Sinday tea followed at the Page home. Both brides and grooms families are noted.
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Miriam Edith
T J. Page
Robert Johnson Fraser
P. C. Fraser
Tappin BC
C Eamon
D. MacNaughton
John Schuurmans
Mes L Murdock
Admar
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Coton
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Orville Price
Gordon Eamon
Wats
St. Pauls School of Nursing
Saskatoon
Hostess at Island Falls detachment residence guests named
A fragment notes a RC M.P. detachment at Island Falls with a hostess in charge. It mentions out of town guests Mrs. PC Fraser and Gail of Tap pen EC art Mrs. McPeak of Saskatoon, and hints at a social gathering during a happy time.
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Island Falls
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Saskatoon
Prominent locals settle into new homes in Victoria area
Noted residents including Mr and Mrs Reg Ferguson and Mrs Florence Brown settle at 1112 McKenzie St. Mrs Tayior expected Monday. Mr and Mrs Harry Harrison move to Hilltop near T Blackwood. Mr and Mrs Joe Walsh near the Normal School anticipate a own home after years in railroading. Mrs Colin Gibson hosted a two table bridge for guest Mrs Ed Wray as Wray helps Colin in the Bon spiel. Rink members Ed Wray, Bill Gibson and Wallace Gibson form the Gibsons. Spring returns with crocuses and snow drops blooming. Victoria Presbyterial featured speakers Miss Beattie Trinidad Miss Peters China Mrs Arthur Dobson.
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Florence Brown
McKenzie St
Tayior
Harry Harrison
T Blackwood
Joe Walsh
Walsh
Colin Gibson
Ed Wray
Mr. Wray
Colin
Victoria
Vivid meeting on liquor outlets and public protest
India and Mrs Stewart Roberts or nee Miss Ruth Peath of the Chinese mission heard speeches by Dr Wikun and Dr James urging 500 workers to sign a protest against flooding Victoria with liquor outlets. Vic torian citizens previously opposed liquor sales, with church members resuming the campaign. A microphone appearance by Fred and a phone call from Mrs Webb were noted in town discussions.
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India
Stewart
Oak River Bonspiel Opens as 72 Rinks Enter
The Men's Bonspiel began Monday morning February 15 with 72 rinks. A Fancy Dress Carnival and Ice Show is set for March 3 at the Oak River Memorial Rink. A death notice reports Mrs. Wm Greenaway died February 12 at Hamiota Hospital aged 86 years 5 months 20 days. funeral February 15 at 2:00 pm in Oak River United Church, Oak River Cemetery interment.
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Cardale Bonspiel Awards Lead Weekend Curling Play
Cardale hosted Bala days with 12 rinks in a school bonspiel. Jack Dennison’s rink won the first event, Jack Giles’ rink won the second, and Les Reid’s rink took the third. Giles’ rink claimed the prize for the biggest end. Cardale mothers packed lunch kits for the children, meals served at the rink for 25 cents. Local residents visit Boissevain and Winnipeg. families isolate with scarletina.
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Jack Giles
Les Reid
Oak River
J. Hodgins
Boissevain
S McFarland
Winnipeg
Scarletina
Hamiota Garden Club Reorganizes At Local School
The Hamiota Garden Club re organized on February 11 at Hamiota school with Gail Bailey as President and Murray Bailey as Vice President Evelyn Dixon as Secretary and Barry Asse] Stine as Club Reporter A 25 cent membership fee was set Don Pollock named Leader with Melvin Dixon as Assistant Parents attended and were invited to join The group discussed weed spraying with upcoming meetings planned in Cardale and Oak River Oak River Womens Institute helps with attractive gate signs.
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Hamiota School
Gail Bailey
Murray Bailey
Evelyn Dixon
Barry Asse] Stine
Don Pollock
Melvin Dixon
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Cardale
Oak River
Students Corner marks grade tests and high school spiel
Inspector Funk visited the school and announced that grade nine will take four achievement tests in June while grade eight will take one. Congratulations to the athletic committee for the high school spiel held Friday and Saturday with 23 rinks. Winners included Crandall Oak River Jerry Smith Oakner and more among the prize list for challenges and students with names Verona Thompson Walter Lipscomb Larry Gregory McConnell Jack Paxton Wayne Bailey Sandy Russell Marjorie Stewart.
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Challenge
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L Littlejohn
Oak River
C. Mitchell
Jerry Smith
Oakner
P. McFeely
Verona Thompson
Walter Lipscomb
Larry Gregory
McConnell
B. Mitchell
Jack Paxton
Wayne Bailey
Sandy Russell
Marjorie Stewart
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