Oak River News Highlights Local Sports And Social Visits
The Midget baseball team reached semis with a return game slated for Monday but canceled due to rain. Little League tournament results in Brand show a win then a loss to Rivers. The column lists numerous local visits, holidays, and family news from Oak River, Hamiota, and surrounding areas, including travel, anniversaries, and community club achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
Rivers
Mike Shamray
West Coast
Perritt
Randy
Maurice Genung
Bess Hyndman
Leila
Leslie
Jefferson
Iowa
USA
Port Frances
On- Jenet
Diane
Winni-er
Rothney
Peg
Clair Sparliota Lauree
Lesie Armsvyke
Freda Lewschmaning
Oak River
Gerry Strong
Ed Hayhurst Bull
Dennis
Geo. Sparling
Art Armstrong
Les Sparsland
W. Roth
Harvey Gregor
Lauree
Ney
Hamiota
Watrous Sparembs
Saskatchewan
Ivan Strain
J. Hume
Wallis, Duchess of Windsor
Jean Armstrong
Winnipeg
McCall's Magazine
United States Railways
Chain letters and a family recipe headline a reflective note
An essay recalls enduring chain letters from WWII to 1961 and the personal costs of participation. The writer links memories of missed fortunes to a tested Western style sweet and sour spareribs recipe, sharing the dish and its spacetime origins as a social artifact.
Low Cost Roads Cut Costs on North Dakota Streets
The armor coat system using line stabilized clay base saves 506 cents per square yard on 4145 miles of streets in North Dakota this year. For more information contact Winnipeg Supply, 8th Floor Boyd Building, Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
R. M
Assiniboia
Winnipeg
Boyd
Sparling Family Picnic Honors 88th Birthday
The Sparling family gathered at Salt Lake for a long July weekend to celebrate Mr. George Sparling turning 88 and to bid farewell to his sister Mrs. W. Delamater and family who plan to move to Brandon. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Beaton Muriel and son Bob Mrs. M. Brooks Ena and Mr. and Mrs. H. Plow-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparling
Salt Lake
George Sparling
Gordon reports rail line deficit and meal costs to taxpayers
President Donald Gordon's address to the Federal Railway Committee highlights the 88c per meal charged to Canadian taxpayers and the overall deficits faced by the CN railway. He stresses forthright governance and the need to restore passenger traffic through improved service and onboard dining as a key factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Gordon
Railway Committee
Gordon
People of
Canada
Daniel G. Levenick Barrister and Notary Public Notice
Daniel G. Levenick barrister solicitor and notary public closed Saturday afternoon in Hamiowa Manitoba. Contact details unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel G. Levenick
Hamiowa
Man
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OAK River News
A. E. Corbet
Windsor
Ontario
Fred Deacon
Lyle Corbet
Ed Corbet
Stan Henry
Clear Lake
Shoal Lake
Patsy Greenaway
Virden
Sharon Baily
Carol Waldon
Darroc I’s Electric
Motor & Appliance Service
Uak River
DRS
Webp & Webb
Chiropractors
Rosser Ave
Kennell & Strange
Kenton, Man
Duncan's Barber & Beauty Shoppe
Tiestar
Hamiote
Drs. Hudson, Hudson
Yames & McMillan
H. Cooke
Decker, Man
Crown Life Insurance Company
Toronto
Twane
Ott
Hamiota Echo
Samiota, Man
D. Stuart Barber
B.A
Johnny
John
Elcehal
Manitoba
Committee ON Alcohol Education
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