Lewis Golden Anniversary Celebrated by Family
Mr and Mrs S S Lewis were honored at a family dinner on April 20 at the home of relatives. Guests enjoyed turkey dinner served by the Church Ladies Club. A three tier cake from their daughter B Grafton stood with yellow roses and gold tapers. Grandchildren gave corsages to Mrs Lewis and Mrs W Rutley of Dauphin. Best man W Haight and Charlie Lewis blessed the gathering. Sidney Lewis born at Crandall later married Cora Haight in 1917. The couple, with twelve grandchildren, received many gifts and messages from Premier Duff Roblin and MLA Nick Mandziuk.
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S. S. Lewis
Church Ladies Club
Betty Anne Sawatzky
Sidney Lewis
Crandall
Cora Elizabeth Haight
Makinak
Dauphin Man
R. E. Spence
Lewis
Ochre River
Hamiota
Selkirk
Duff Roblin
Nick Mandziuk
Mrs Wm Hopley Dies After Long Illness at Oak River
Mrs Wm G Hopley of Oak River died at Hamiota Hospital on April 27 after a long illness. Born December 3 1902 at Elva Man she taught across Manitoba and Saskatchewan. She married Wm Gilbert Hopley in 1928 and lived in Redvers Manson Oak River and retirement in town. Survived by husband two daughters a son one sister five grandchildren. predeceased by grandson Kenneth Hutchings. Funeral held at Oak River United Church with Rev Bowins and Rev Clark. Interment in Oak River Manitoba.
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Wm. G. Hopley
Oak River
Hamiota Hospital
Elva
Man
Hopley
Silverdale School
Redvers
Sask
Soursford
Melita
Portage
Winnipeg
Waldersee
Ameranth
Hartney
Reston
Gilbert Hopley
Manson
United Church
W.ms
Children’s Aid Society
W.I
Tweedsmuir
Wm. Gilbert
Jean
Wm. Hutchings
Eunice
Wes Serris
Minnedosa
Robert William
Jennie Mabe
Kenneth Ross Hutchings
Lars Langaard
Don Keyes
Wilfred Heapy
D. A. Patterson
Frank Paddock
Ken Clubb
Henry Hay Urst
Wm. McDonald
Alex Black
John Bomford
Oak River United Church
Bowins
Clark
Hamiota
McConnell Bros
Oak River Man
Decker Farmers Union hosts combined meeting and whist events
The Decker Farmers Union held a meeting and two Whist parties at the homes of H. Cooke and Stan Wale with wins going to Mrs. L Stewart Mr. A Howell and Mrs E Lints and Mr H Cooke. Four scores were sent to Winnipeg for provincial prizes. A meeting at B Sunley’s discussed joining Beulah Farmers Union, deciding to retain the local group until fall. Stop Buying ballots are arriving well.
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H. Cooke
L. Stewart
A. Howell
Stan Wale
E. Lints
Winnipeg
B. Sunley
Beulah Farmers Union
McConnell 4-H Call Club Holds Regular Meeting
The McConnell 4-H Call Club met in April to discuss selling slow moving vehicle signs mandated by the Manitoba Safety Council for all vehicles under 20 mph on public highways or side roads. Members reported good response after three weeks of selling, split into senior and junior groups, and adjourned after handling business. next meeting slated for May 5.
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Manitoba Safety Council
McConnell +H Calf Club
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CKDM
Dauphin
Mrs. Wm. Hopley
Decker Farmers Union
McConnell
Hamiota Echo
the Revenue Tax Branch
Department of the Provincial Treasurer
Legislative Building
Manitoba
Transportation Enterprises
Commercial Fisherien
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Treasury Department
E. Gurney Evans