Easter Weekend Visits And 4-H Notes In Carman Manitoba
A collage of Easter weekend visits across Regina Winnipeg Brandon and Carman includ ing Kenton Butler Shirley Williamson and Bill Campbell gatherings with families and friends. 4-H activities led by Mardi Cormack cover a Royal Manitoba Winter Fair display book submissions and a rule change allowing eight year olds in the club plus a May 6 highway cleanup date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Deane Butler
Clarke
Lorraine Butler
Regina
Jim Daniel
Les
Myra Gregory
Jim
Lloyd Bell
Edie
Shebandowan
Palm Springs
Muriel Cumming
Brandon
Molly Vance
Ray
Linda
Mariann Vance
Garth
Marion Nolan
Winnipeg
Shirley Williamson
Reston
Edna Nolan
Dorothy Foster
Virden
Evelyn
Ian Whyte
Jacy
Joann
Foster
KatieAnn
Pauline Campbell
Saskatoon
Cara
Curtis Taylor
Velma Inglis
Flin Flon
Bill Campbell
Margaret Marriott
Carman
Lynda
Calgary
Lauren Tolton
Stacey Ellis
Achievement Night District News and May Meetings
The district invites all to Achievement Night May 4 at 7 00 pm with member performances and project showcases followed by lunch. Next meeting set for May 17. Also notes on travel and visits by families to Holland Sparwood and Red Deer with several Butler and Lamb family updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Nan Roseve
Holland
Jack
Nelson, B.C
Kenton
Belgium
France
Germany
Evelyn
Ivan
Dave Butler
Sparwood
B.C
Shelley
Doug Wedderburn
Holly Butler
Dawson Creek
British Columbia
Lorraine
Clarke Butler
Bill
Deane Butler
Charlie
Isabel Lamb
Effie Drummond
Red Deer
Alta
Jimmy
Alberta Drummond
Tyler
Randy Smith
Community Notes From McConnell And Surrounding Area
McConnell Harvey Pollock returned home after three months in Kamloops B C with daughter Marlene Hurl and grandson Jacon where he played hockey and now runs several miles. William Thompson won first place in solo singing in his age group at a festival last week. Courtney Newton received the Peace Garden Neepawa Holiday Festival of the Arts Camp Scholarship for her solo. Easter Sunday visit to Brandon included Linda and Jack Bandura and others. Water covers Highway 21 and Oak River with flooded lanes at Norman Brown's. rivers near George Pollock's and Ross Thompson's are at record highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Pollock
Kamloops
B.C
Marlene Hurl
Jacon
Harvey
William Thompson
Courtney Newton
Peace Garden
Neepawa
Brandon
Linda
Jack Bandura
Murray
Karen
Courtney
Steven Newton
Jim
Eunice
Cyndi
Jaime
Meagan
Carla Bridge
Calgary
McConnell
Community Notes from Miniota and District
Miniota and area residents share Easter greetings church events and flood talks. Baptism and Confirmation were held at Miniota United Church with Kathy Laxdal Candace Hudey confirmed. Mary Gregory of Decker won a TV from the Community Centre raffle. Flood concerns persist as river crest uncertain. Election results at Pole 45 show PC 146 NDP 56 Liberals 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Smith
Miniota
Don
Leila Darker
Beulah
Louisa Avenue
Karen MacNeill
Miniota United Church
Kathy Laxdal
Candace Hudey
Pam Cole
Laurie Sheane
Pearl Hanlin
Jack Hanlin
Julia Chartier
Mary Gregory
Decker
T.V
PMU Association
Portage la Prairie
Edward and
Beth Leland
David
Dorothy Howard
Trent
Sandra Peel
Murray
Bev Peel
Lloyd
Beth Oliver
Gino Farnette
Saudi Arabia
Italy
Gino
Bob
Joan Jolley
Dean
Amey
Allison
Scott
Rebecca
Calgary
George Peel
Catherine Peel
Brian
Joan Peel
Virden
Rod
Laurie Kleiver
Elkhorn
Harry
Georgina Gardham
Rodney
Cindy Gradham
Carstairs
Alta
Georgina
June Thrale
Muriel Stowe
Margaret
Bartlette
Tennessee
Edna Talley
Palm Springs
Ernie
Betty Preston
Almonte
Ont
Coke
Dot
Pole
NDP
Liberals
Wynona
M.M.S.S
Lynne Cornish
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paulette Wiens
Olive Newton
Oak River
Norman Brown
George Pollock
Ross Thompson
Kne Armitage
Verna Reynolds
Westman
Killarney
Heather Wiebe Hildebrand
Crystal City
Colleen Watts
Dept. of Consumer and Corporate Affairs
Canadian Direct Marketing Assoc
Concorde Gate
Don Mills
Ontario
Direct Marketing Services
P.O. Box
St. James Street
Manitoba
Henderson
c/o
East Force Avenue
Vancouver
Vi Jamison
Dialae
Bob Clark
Electronics
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