Local family news from Ontario and Saskatchewan visits
Mr and Mrs Robert Collie plan a Monday train trip to Ontario to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Howard Mitch of Wolseley Sask visited J Routledge's home Sunday. William Collie has returned from Winnipeg. Mrs Cliff Gray left for B C to visit relatives. J Routledge visited his mother and sister in Virden Sunday evening. Mrs N Jones convalesces at her daughter Mrs H Gray's home after Hamiota Hospital stay. The Collies visited Harraby last week as grandchildren returned home.
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Robert Collie
Ontario
Relues
Howard Mitch
Wolseley
William Collie
Winnipeg
Cliff Gray
B.C
J. Routledge
Virden
N. Jones
H. Gray
Hamiota Hospital
Harraby
Oak River groups host wind up and tea at church
May wind up meeting at Shirley McPhaden home ends with a weiner roast after games and races. Oak River girls invite all to graduation exercises on June 27 at 8 o'clock in the church. Auxiliary held June supper meeting June 1 in the church basement with Mrs. Griffiths and Mrs. Skinner hosting.
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Shirley MecPhaden
McPhaden
Oak River
R. Griffiths
H. Skinner
M. Hanna
F. Paddock
M.barr
West Coast
L. Bowman
Friebert
Carol Walden
Lynn Henry
Womens’ Missionary Society
A. Hume
McLennan
Ann Power
Margaret Black
Lorna Westbrook
H. Greenaway
T. Hayhurst
Minnedosa
Art English
Earl Hawthin
W. M.S
J. White
Clubb
Gimli Fresh Air
Local notes and sports results from Brandon and district
Last Thursday morning events include visits by P Bailey and family to Mr J R Fraser, a trousseau tea for Miss W English at Rounthwaite, and a three week England trip by H Thompson. Remembrance Day service, Memorial Rink progress, Baby Band graduation in June, and Manitoba baseball play-offs details plus regional Little League and MMBA standings.
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G. Bullock
G. English
Trousseau
W. English
Rounthwaite
H. Thompson
England
Miss Brereton
Strathclair
A. Black
Kenton
Hamiota
Cardale
Oak Ziver
Hamietal
Oak Lake
Gor
T Jon Lyall
Jerry Smith
Robertson
John Russell
Perce Rock Described as Island Pierced by Fifty Foot Arch
A historic note describes Perce Rock near Quebec's Gaspé Coast as a rocky island with a natural arch about 50 feet high. The landmark's dramatic feature draws interest from travelers and geographers alike.
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Perce Rock
Qubec
Gaspé Coast
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