District Happenings and Visits Across Saskatchewan
Mr and Mrs Hugh Lawson spent a weekend in Springside and Yorkton visiting daughter Rhonda and son Les and families. Lorne Brandon of Pelly visited Geo Green and family. Brandon helped form a Cairn at the former Eden School site. Leonard, after almost 12 years with the RCMP, plans to take over WM Morgans farm. Red Cross President Wm Stewart thanks Beulah for March donations of 174 dollars. Cyril Page and Jack are seeding. Marian Grey and Garth of Brandon visit sister Margaret Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Lawson
Springside
Yorkton
Saskatchewan
Rhonda
Les
Lorne Brandon
Pelly
Geo. Green
Leonard
R.C.M.P
Wm. Morgan
Wm. Stewart
Red Cross
Beulah
Cyril Page
Jack
Page
Marian Grey
Garth
Brandon
Margaret Green
Weekend visits and health notes from Decker area
Decker and Brandon visitors were noted at local homes including Mr. and Mrs. Wade Hanke and Mark of Brandon with the Johns family, plus Wally Hunter in Calgary visiting relatives. Get well wishes go to Bill Hall in Hamiota Hospital. Cancer collection for Decker Community reached 241 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Hanke
Mark
Brandon
Lyle Johns
Wally Hunter
Calgary
Harvey Lints
Portage la Prairie
Bill Hall
Hamiota Hospital
Bob Sunley
Boissevain
Harold Strachan
Murray
Calvin Strachan
Caroline Norris
Bob Bonner
Birtle
Bert Musgrove
Hamiota
Kim Bonner
Kelvin Andrews
Decker
Pearl Shevis
Pearl
Raymond Foxton
Winnipeg
Raymond
Melvin Maynes
Hazel Hatton
Angus Maynes
Hamiota Oakner Pastoral Charge Service Details
United Church of Canada ministers Rev H N Lynas and Mr L Jameson serve the Hamiota Oakner pastorate with Rev J Smith as minister. Church service scheduled for 11 30 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church of Canada
Hamiota -Oakner
H.N. Lynas
L. Jameson
Hamiota
Oakner
Rev
J. Smith
Strathclair
F. Kamarous Cardale
Crandall
Hamiota Pentecostal Church
P.A.O.C
L.F. Beck
Weekend Visits and Get Well Wishes Across Manitoba
Isabella and J Coxworth spent a weekend with relatives in Winnipeg. Get well wishes extend to Dorothy Finkbeiner a patient in Hamiota Hospital. Alec Martin of Manitou visited with Gordon Campbell Ron and Scott. Diana Doran and Carolyn Heise of Winnipeg spent the weekend at their homes. Bernice Still Margaret Heise and Ruth Teasedale attended the District W I Convention at Neepawa on Tuesday last and report a most enjoyable and profitable day. Russel Doran returns home from Brandon Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Coxworth
Winnipeg
Dorothy Finkbeiner
Hamiota Hospital
Alec Martin
Manitou
Gordon Campbell
Ron
Scott
Diana Doran
Carolyn Heise
Bernice Still
Margaret Heise
Ruth Teasedale
W.I
Neepawa
Russel Doran
Brandon Hospital
Beulah and guests visit Gladys Chisholm Sunday
Beulah Cecil and Terry Bourne from Rivers called on Gladys Chisholm Sunday. The item lists several local visits and family health notes including hospital patient Mrs Wm Ringland and a hip injury to Mr Fred Cooper of Brandon. It notes travelers Ben and Allan Lindenbach in Winnipeg and Lloyd and Evelyn Evans returning from B C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil and
Terry Bourne
Rivers
Gladys Chisholm
Ben and
Allan Lindenbach
Winnipeg
Nellie Stewart
Birtle
Wm. Ringland
Hamiota Hospital
Fred Cooper
Brandon
Roy Doyle
Toulon
Mary Doyle
Cloake
Lloyd
Evelyn Evans
B.C
Ricky
Hinton
Alberta
Leonard
Marion Morgan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oarner
Mr. Brandon
Eden
Bill
George Davis
Grandma Davis
McCreary
Jack West
Selkirk
W. Hall
Shiloh
Tarboiton
Kenton
Miniota
G. Lloyd Lovering
Isabella
Anglican Church Service
M. Harding
Tenal
ST. John's Frederick Regina
Edmonto Vancouv
Government of Canada
Canada
Programme D'Isolation Thermique Des Résidences Canadiennes
André Ouellet
Ministre
P.O
Manitoba
Dave
Fran Brooker
Fran
Eva Stewart
Dennis Robinson
Arnold & Hedley Auction Service
William Arnold
Man
R. Hal Hedley
McTavish Motors
Ford
Morris Implements
Cardale
Pioneer Trust Co
Harold McLaren
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