Quartette Charms Saskatoon Audience at Talent West Showcase
Four boys Brian Martinussen Chris Brown Gee Knight and Bryan Houck sang The Desperado and Do Lord to about 1500 fans at Saskatoon's Centennial Auditorium during Talent West Showcase alongside Brown on piano. Eighteen performers from Western Canada, with acts from ventriloquism to tap dance, received 100 dollar honorariums and all-expenses-paid trips, sponsored by FCL and Western Canadian co-ops.
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Saskatoon
Brown
Brian Martinussen
Chris Brown
Gee Knight
Bryan Houck
Do Lord
Centennial Auditorium
Canada
Flin Flon
Manitoba
Sidney
British Columbia
FCL
FCI
Sympathy and visits across Hamiota area events
Isabella News extends sympathy to the family of Mrs. Eileen Nankivell who died March 12 in Hamiota. Numerous visits and hockey playoff travels are noted, including Moose teams in Provincial C Playoffs, trips to Winnipeg, Arborg and Stonewall, a Decker teacher’s family link, and several congratulatory notes for Emma Doran and April Hamilton at the Marquette Festival with high duet scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Nankivell
Hamiota
Margaret Frazer
Lloyd
Margaret
David Irwin
Murray Sutherland
Chris
Snow Lake
Hamiota-Birtle Bantams
Keith Irwin
Bill Smolinski
Winnipeg
Joanne Huberdeau
Leigh
Arborg
Birtle Pee Wees
Daryl Clark
Stonewall
Miniota- Elkhorn
Anders
Ron
Joanne
Manitoba Association of School Trustees
Allan Heise
Carolyn Heise
Brandon
Bob
Hollis Stewart
George Pierson
Souris
Pierson
Decker
Margaret E. Heise
Les Sutherland
Birtle Atoms
Brandon Chrysler Dodge
MacDonalds
Ed Doran
Steiger Tractor Factory
Fargo
North Dakota
Cameron
Ruth
Randi
Karli Gammack
Weyburn
Bev Doran
Randy Still
Jeff Ross
Florida
Emma Doran
April Hamilton
Russell
This Week in Canada March historical milestones
On March 25 1880 Toronto Globe editor George Brown was shot and in 1905 the Alaska Panhandle boundary was fixed. March 26 1821 Hud son bay and Northwest companies amalgamated and 1921 the Bluenose was launched. March 27 1947 Canada drew up its first political constitution and in 1953 presented UN with main doors for its new building.
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Toronto Globe
George Brown
Alaska Panhandle
Hudson’s Bay Company
Northwest Company
Lunenberg
Nova Scotia
Canada
United Nations
Drop-in Centre Whist and Bridge Day Report
On March 17 2010 a brief Drop-in Centre whist session was held due to stormy weather with two tables and five players. Jack Hanlin led in whist Maude finished lowest. March 19 featured twelve players for bridge Doug Leland won Wilf Hill lowest. Barb provided lunch both days and Kay and Barb supplied meals.
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Jack Hanlin
Maude
Kay
Doug Leland
Wilf Hill
Barb
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Calgary
Edmonton
Regina
Barb Brown
Isabella News
John Finkbeiner
Beulah
Jean Norrie
Crandall
Ween
Mae Ries
Spectrum Color Labs Inc
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