Community Talent Contest Honors Shifted In Neepawa
After the last regular meeting Joe Hamida and Doug Venables led a small gathering in the Community room. Jerry Reid and Jack Lavineway received first and second honors in the talent contest held at the School Auditorium Tuesday er saving to live in Neepawa. More participation urged for March 29 as planning continues for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hamida
Smith
Doug Venables
Jerry Reid
Jack Lavinewayn
D. G. Levenick
Neepawa
Births and Community Notes From Shoal Lake Area
Birth announcements list multiple families in Shoal Lake and surrounding towns with dates ranging March 14 to March 24, including Lenore and Bar Armstrong Cardale a girl and a boy. A Shoa Lake meeting on March 23, 1960 records seven trustees and Mr Funk. Dan, longtime Canadian Legion and Red Cross worker, leaves for Neepawa to become District Registrar in Land Titles Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Norrie
Isabella
Jussell Ellis
Roblin
Geo Nghton
Cardale
Laerne Slimmons
Shoal Lake
Mrs
Bar Armstrong
Dan
Canadian Legion
Neepawa
Land Titles Office
Crandall club participates in Senior Public Speaking Contest
Crandall Cobn Walter Masters and Margaret Henderson take part in the Senior Public Speaking Contest at Miniota on March 23. Members reflect on WI activities with reports of fund balances and upcoming events including a historical society essay contest and a one day Home maker's School on April 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Masters
Margaret Henderson
Crandall Potato and Garden Club
Miniota
Portage la Prairie
Randy Wilson
Shier
Ermina Shier
Historical Society
Obituary of Frederick William Langford 87 of LaPorte Indiana
Frederick William Langford 87 of LaPorte Indiana formerly of Brandon and Hamiota died Thursday in LaPorte. He was born in Croydon Surrey England and came to Manitoba in 1906 living in Brandon, Hamiota and Newdale areas before 1993. Surviving are five daughters, three sons, one sister in Australia, 16 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren. The obituary notes his work as a bricklayer, his military service in the First World War with the 16 Scottish Regiment, and mentions family and living arrangements in Illinois and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick William Langford
LaPorte
Indianna
Brandon
Hamiota
la Porte
Croydon
Surrey
England
Manitoba
Assand Hamiota
Chicago
Tel
Board of Retirement
Newdale
Fanny
Ian Brown
N.M. Rusan
W. J. Ronald
Marine Son
Minion School Board
T.svp
Wm. Mossop
Croots
Miniota
Kenton
Camp Shilo Spring SOnspiel Brings Large Entry
The Camp Shilo Curling Club hosts Western Manitoba’s curling centre for seven days starting April 29 with 96 rinks competing in the Spring Bonspiel. Manitoba stars including the Norm Houck rink from Winnipeg defend last year’s title while Hamiota sends K R Fraser E P Venables Art Oakden and Ross Fraser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Shilo
Western Manitoba
Manitoba
Norm Houck
Winnipeg
Hamiota
K. R. Fraser
E .P. Venables
Art Oakden
Ross Fraser
Shilo
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Vaud
Novelties & Supplies
Swan
Court
Rexall and
M.R.D
Jamieson
Lynn Valley
Beck
Atk Aim
C. W. Jamieson & Son
Hammiota
Ttemrota Hospital
Kevin Koroscil
Julies de Mare
Lenore
Raynsworth
Ley Bryant
Willam Downing
Birdtail River
Shoa Lake
Mr. Funk
Carriad
Crandall
M. Crawford
Hamiota Hospital
Earl McMillan
Thompson
Ci%fc
Wankivell
Carnduff
Saskatchewan
Birtle
Onoal Lake Club
Anj
Atus
Bill
Delosoissevain
Fairlont
Atte Raine
Rederick William
Angridge
Wordworth
Times
Pelly
Kenton School
McLeren
Tarr
Hunter
Rey Ids
Kamiota
Ned Hircen Bes
G. A
Skeiless
The
Riece
Clarks
Quick Freeze
Fordson Power
Fordson
Mtavish & Son
Ron
Rae Fraser
Kirk
Edmonton
Fran Weeday
Ton
Ouits
Carol Danielson
Bob Kirk
Ken Fraser
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