Crokinole Play Offs Held Across Districts at Cardale
District crokinole playoffs drew 32 players from eight districts in Cardale Senior Citizens Hall on March 1. Oak River swept seven wins on the B side led by Stan Henry and Clair Sparling. Hamiota A and B tied for second. about 50 spectators attended as Cardale supplied snacks and beverages.
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Cardale
Crokinole
Senior Citizens Hall
Miniota
Birtle
Shoal Lake
Hamiota
Kenton
Lenore
Oak River
Stan Henry
Clair Sparling
Local Happenings and Celebrations Across Brandon
Mrs Rose McBain Andy and Jean visited Louise Bilton at Assiniboine Hospital on Saturday and report she is improving. Bill and Vera Woods celebrate their 55th wedding anniversary on March 5. Geraldine Steen Myrt White Dorothy Johnston and Helen Dickey attended World Day of Prayer at Crandall on Friday. Brian Lee of Crandall spent the weekend with Grandma Steen. Ken Smith Geraldine Steen and Brian Lee celebrated Big Al Stevenson's birthday on Saturday March 6 at Pete and Sheila Steinsons Brandon. Vickie Stevenson also had a birthday celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose McBain
Andy
Jean
Brandon
Louise Bilton
Assiniboine Hospital
Bill
Vera Woods
Ken Smith
Geraldine Steen
Brian Lee
Big al
Residents and visitors gather for services and gatherings
Park Residence Margaret Ashcroft of Birtle visited Myrtle Hemphill this week. Mrs Lou Knight of Brandon visited Mrs M Knight on Saturday. A Thursday church service featured Mr Jameson and the senior choir. Mrs Munshaw played piano Wednesday evening with ladies singing. Pam Corrine and Robbie Chrisp spent the weekend with Roy and Gladys Cowan. Leon Bellevieve of St Adolph and Mrs Jim Read of Cardale visited Ed Bull on Friday. Bill Gammack visited his great nephew at Birtle on Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ashcroft
Birtle
Myrtle Hemphill
Lou Knight
Brandon
M. Knight
Mr. Jameson
Mrs. Munshaw
Pam
Corrine
Robbie Chrisp
Roy
Gladys Cowan
Leon Bellevieve
St. Adolph
Jim Read
Cardale
Ed Bull
Bill Gammack
Arrow River Hall Holds Second Meeting for 1982 at Lockhart Home
Arrow River Hall committee held its second 1982 meeting at V Lockhart’s home with Leonard Lelond presiding. Two new caretakers were elected Kay Lelond for the hall and Heather Lelond for the cemetery. A Fifty dollar Lockhart voucher will fund upgrades. A family night is planned for April 10 with a whist driver and dance. Next meeting March 29. Bill and Sylvia Leland left Bob and Ruby Mitchell to attend Briers in Brandon March 7–12. Get well wishes to Eileen Nankivell in Brandon General Hospital. Wilf and Edna Leland back from two months in Vancouver. Joe and Donna Bonner visiting granddaughter Angsley Rae in Medicine Hat. Eleanor and Leah O Callaghan traveled to Fox Creek to see Brenda English.
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Arrow River Hall
V. Lockhart
Leonard Lelond
Kay Lelond
Heather Lelond
Lockhart
Bill
Sylvia Leland
Bob
Ruby Mitchell
Brandon
Eileen Nankivell
Brandon General Hospital
Wilf
Edna Leland
Vancouver
Joe
Donna Bonner
Angsley Rae
Medicine Hat
Oak River Curlers Win Senior Mens Bonspiel at Minnedosa
Oak River News reports Bob King and his rink Howard Kirkpatrick Fred Mylrea and Fred Bourlay won the senior mens Bonspiel at Minnedosa. Sherri and Shauna Brown were sweepstake winners last week. Also noted are visits by Frank Hayhurst Lillian Hotham and Martin Lessard with Williams and others in Saskatchewan and Springside. Lil Nicholls and Janice Simms won grocery hampers from Oak River Figure Skating Club. Mary Sclater attended a Manitoba 4-H Committee Meeting in Portage la Prairie on March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob King
Howard Kirkpatrick
Fred Mylrea
Fred Bourlay
Minnedosa
Sherri
Shauna Brown
Frank Hayhurst
Lillian Hotham
Rapid City
Martin Lessard
Hudson Bay
Saskatchewan
Lil Nicholls
Janice Simms
Oak River Figure Skating Club
Mary Sclater
Portage la Prairie
Manitoba
4-H Council
Local Curling Notes From Manitoba Region
Isabella News Jr. and Mrs. T W Stewart returned from a motor trip to Weslaco Texas and many places. John Coxworth curled in the Senior Men's bonspiel at Minnedosa. Rick Kathy and Shannon Still visited Ray Still family. Jessie Wall M L Heise and Dorothy Finkbeiner attended the Regional Spring Board meeting in Hamiota on March 3. Randy Still of Red River College visited at home over the weekend. Allan Heise visited in Winnipeg. Cold weather draws curling enthusiasts including young novices using ice well. Those at the Brier in Brandon this week include Mr and Mrs Ken Clark and Mr and Mrs Doug Heise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Randy Still
Red River College
Allan Heise
Winnipeg
Brandon
Ken Clark
Doug Heise
WM Day Observed at Women's Ministries Service
WM Day observance on February 21 featured Audrey Gurr opening the service and Cheryl Ulrich reading a passage on virtuous women. Mrs Beck recited an original poem and a new banner "Living the Truth" was praised. Gwen Taylor shared WM work across local district national and world outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Gurr
Women’s Ministries
Cheryl Ulrich
Beck
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Myrt White
Dorothy Johnston
Helen Dickey
World Day of Prayer
Crandall
Steen
Arrow River News
Arrow River
Eleanor
Leah O’callaghan
Fox Creek
Alberta
Brenda English
Canadian Advertising Advisory Board
Oak River News
Mrs. M. Hayhurst
Mrs. Howard Williams
Springside
Isabella News
D. Finkbeiner
Shirley Pipke
Darlene Kipling
Kim
M. D. Butcher & Associates
Notaries Public
P.O. Box
Morrison D. Butcher
Woody Langford
Manitoba Health Services Commission
Empress Street
Green Acres
Furniture Hospital
9Th & College
Ioiua Mae
APA
Sen Core
A.P.R. Finance
Case
Mirs
Antler River Equipment
Virden
Man
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