Local Newspaper Price Notice March 22 1950
The notice lists subscription rates with Hamiota & Cho pricing two dollars per year in advance and two dollars fifty cents for U S subscribers. It names publishers C. W. Venables and W. H. Josey and is dated March 22 1950.
Oakner bonspiel ends with McLellan edge over Smith
The Oakner bonspiel concluded Saturday night as Jim McLellan defeated Ken Smith in a close final. Earlier finals across curlers provided lively action and competitive play throughout the day.
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Jim McLellan
Ken Smith
Scotia Oakner Bonspiel Draws Big Crowds and Profits
Last rock wins on multiple occasions as the bonspiel drew wide interest with many spectators. Ladies of Scotia and Oakner provided meals, helping the event, and profited over 3200. Prize winners included McLellan Smith and Colbeck among others. Oakner Hospital Society hosts a March 24 social with cards, dancing, rummage sale, and a kiddie fish pond to boost funds.
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Scotia
Oakner
Oakner Hospital Society
R. McFeely
Saskatoon
Ivan Kirk
Beautify Manitoba Contest to Highlight Town Improvements
The Manitoba Good Roads Association announces the Beautify Manitoba Contest for towns and villages to showcase improved appearances. D. Leo Dolan, “Mr Travel of Canada,” will be guest speaker at the Roads gathering on November 2. Winnipeg hosts the Canadian Good Roads Association meeting September 14–15. Canadian National Railway reports restoration of full passenger service as of March 8 after coal shortages, with coal shipments given priority for commercial users.
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D. Leo Dolan
Canadian Government Travel Bureau
Mr. Travel of Canada
Winnipeg
Good Roads Association
Donald Gordon
Canadian National Railways
Canadian National
Canada
C.N.R
Moosehorn
Gypsumville
Steep Rock
Hilbre
Faulkner
Fairford
St. Martins
Grahamdale
Manitoba Power Commission
W. D. Fallis
Commission
Gladstone
Roland
Riding Mountain
Kelwood
Birnie
Grandview
Ochre River
McCreary
Dauphin
Gilbert Plains
St. Rose
Rosedale
Shellmouth
Wallace
Morton
Westbourne
Harrison
The Honeymoon is Over presented by McConnell Players
Lavinia theater shows the McConnell Players performing a 3 act play The Honeymoon is Over in Lavinia on Tuesday April 4. Rev Barber to lead Lavinia United Church service Sunday March 26 at 3 p.m. A large crowd enjoyed last Thursday's Irish supper with a splendid program afterward.
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McConnell
Lavinia
Barber
Lavinia United Church
Chumah St Patrick Social Supports Local Hospital Fund
A St Patrick social at the Church on Friday March 17 featured Rev Wilson’s slide show, games, and contests. The collection reached 9.50 for the new hospital. Group leaders were A E Andrew Laura Ferris and M Hazlewood with thanks offered to the ladies. Attendees included W J Pollock at Winnipeg for the Consumer's Co op meeting. Laura Ferris leaves for L O B A Grand Lodge in Winnipeg, joined by Alex Ferris Milford Kirk and Irvine Lewis for L O L Grand Lodge. Ken Kidd and Murray of Brandon visit district relatives.
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St. Patrick
Wilson
A. E. Andrew
Laura Ferris
M. Hazlewood
W. J. Pollock
Consumer’s Co-Op
Winnipeg
L.O.B.A. Grand Lodge
Alex. Ferris
Milford Kirk
Irvine Lewis
L.O.L. Grand Lodge
Ken Kidd and
Murray
Brandon
McConnell Presents 3-Act Plays in Winnipeg Hall
McConnell presents the 3 act play The Honeymoon is Over in the Hall on Tuesday March 28 at 8 30 p m. Murray Richardson left for Florida on Friday and Mr and Mrs Richardson accompanied him to Winnipeg. Mr A McCulloch spent the weekend in Winnipeg. The 3 act play Here Comes Charlie will be presented in McConnell during Faster week watch for the date.
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McConnell
Murray Richardson
Florida
Mrs. Richardson
Winnipeg
A. McCulloch
Charlie
Decker Community News Highlights Visitors and Play
Mrs. Bob Ramsay and son Ronald of Oak River visited the Lints. Ed Rockley of Lavinia stayed with her parents Alf and Schweitzer. Sam Stewart and son David visited Shoal Lake. Alf Schweitzer visited Winnipeg and Woodlands relatives. A 3 act play The Honeymoon is Over was staged in Decker Memorial Hall by the W I on April 18. Decker hockey team played at Crandall tournament winning 4 to 3 in the final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Ramsay
Ronald
Oak River
Norman Lints
Ed. Rockley
Lavinia
Alf. Schweitzer
Sam Stewart
David
Here Comes Charlie at Namiota Theatre shows March 31
A 3 Aet Farce Comedy presented by The Independent Order of Oddfellows aids Hamiota New Hospital at Namiota Theatre on Friday March 31. Admission reserved seats 75c, rush 50c, child under 12 25c. tickets at Drug Store and Jamieson’s Store.
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Independent
Order of Oddfellows
Hamiota New Hospital
Namiota Theatre
Drug Store & Jamieson's
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