Beulah District News Reflects on Holiday and Local Pins
Beulah District News recounts a two week holiday visiting family in Brandon Winnipeg and Ste. Anne des Chenes with notes on visits to relatives and watching Avis curl. Reader Doris Asselstine is thanked for taking over as news reporter. The column extends condolences to Stowe Rollo and Edmundson families and notes a Yorkton flea market. It also reports Beulah Fun Day events and Colleen Shoemaker’s Heart and Stroke fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian
George Carr
Brandon
Winnipeg
Bert Sawyers
Forks
Hazel
George Smith
Ste. Anne Des Chenes
Avis
Alvin Riach
Greg
Chad
Ken Smith
Elaine
Earle Stowe
Ken Schwark
Emerson
Doris Asselstine
Doris
Mabel Stowe
Miniota
Rollo
Bill Rollo
Edmundson
Harry Edmundson
Lucy
Stan Fleury
Yorkton
Stan
Beulah
Beulah Hall
Colleen Shoemaker
Heart and Stroke Foundation
Community Notes From Newdale March Gatherings
March events span Newdale and nearby towns. Mr and Mrs Bill Everitt attended the Steam Thresherman’s Museum annual meeting in Austin Manitoba on March 20 1992. Pearl Pederson of Strathclair celebrated her 90th birthday with a come and go tea at the Legion Hall that afternoon. Harold Clark returned from Hamiota Hospital March 20 and faced a readmission on March 25. Family and friends gathered March 22 to celebrate Harold’s belated 87th birthday, with Mae Sewart Bruce and Isabell Cook from Winnipeg visiting. Leonard Bradley and family returned from Regina March 17 after book donations to Children’s Hospital Book Mart. A baptism in Winnipeg March 22 for Jonathan Clark Lavalee followed by family lunch and visiting at Bert and Nancy Lavallee’s home. Vernon and Mavis Phol of Gladstone visited Laura Wood. Blanche English hosted Olive Johns and Shirley Rose on March 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Everitt
Austin
Manitoba
Steam Thresherman’s Museum
Pearl Pederson
Strathclair
Legion Hall
Newdale
Pearl
Harold Clark
Regina
Holmes
Children’s Hospital Book Mart
W.ii
Winnipeg
Norma
Harold Owen
Jonathon Clark Lavalee
Nancy
Bert Lavallee
Bert
Vernon
Mavis Phol
Gladstone
Laura Wood
Blanche English
Olive Johns
Decker
Shirley Rose
Cardurcis
Happy Gang Meeting Notes From Newdale March 18
The Happy Gang gathered March 18 at 7 30 p m with twenty two in attendance. Members wore something Irish or green and Olive Waddell staged a green can guessing contest for ladies and men. Hilda St John won the ladies contest after a card cut while Leonard Bradley topped the men s. A 1975 photo was shared, minutes and treasurer s report approved, no correspondence, three cards sent, two calls and one hospital visit. Jean Watson celebrated a birthday. next meeting is April 1 with April Fool theme. Doris Everitt and Don Watson led whist. Ida Bradley and Olive Waddell had high and low scores for ladies, Gordon Waddell and Mary Esplin for men. lunch by Blanche English and Maggie Brown ended the evening pleasantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newdale
Olive Waddell
Hilda St. John
Mary Martin
Leonard Bradley
Sth
Jean Watson
Olive
Ann Paterson
Doris Everitt
Don Watson
Ida Bradley
Gordon Waddell
Mary Esplin
Blanche English
Maggie Brown
Newdale W I Meeting Recaps March Activities
Newdale W I members met at Ida Bradley s home at 1 30 pm President Xisra Lamb welcomed the group and led in reading Mary Stewart Collect. Eleven members answered roll call by naming a plant or food some are allergic to. Minutes and treasurer reports were read and adopted. Highlights include 4 H highway cleanup plan, April 25 Achievement event, and Kendra Tolton in regional public speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newdale
W.I
Ida Bradley
Xisra Lamb
Mary Stewart
Kendra Tolton
Minnie Hogarth
China
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beulah District
Newdale News
Canadian Advertising Foundation
Roy E
Virden
Income Tax, Estates & Accounting Service
Knight Accounting Service
the Echo
Red Cross
Ann Patterson
Jean Wight
Canada
Goulds
Callus
Alex Menzies
Walkers Seed Service
Katepwa
Argyle
Columbus
Bonanza
Roblin
Bedford
Biggar
Manley
Vanguard Celebra
Hyda
Westar
Walkers Seed Service Plan
Larry
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