Robb couple seeks new home for two month old pups
Mr Norman Lindsay and Mr and Mrs Chas Wis announce they spent the weekend at home and request adoption of two month old collie puppies. Interested parties may call 314-21 farniota to arrange pickup or inquiry.
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Norman Lindsay
Robb
Chaswis
Bke
Cole
Lavinia W I May Events and Meeting Highlights
The Lavinia Women's Institute held an April 29 meeting in the Community room. Reports included a hospital update by Mrs McWhirter. Delegates attended the District Convention and plans for the Provincial Convention. A bake sale is scheduled for May 31 in the Orange Hall at 3 00. Mother's Day service is set for May 11 at 3 00.
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W.I
McWhirter
D. McConnell
Iy RK. V. McConnell
Almate
Smith
Film Council
Men- Health Association
Wait
McConnell
W. Cochrane
Oakner W A meeting hosts 15 at Mrs Moffatt home
The Oakner W A meeting was held on May 1 at Mrs Moffatt's home with 15 present. Mrs Westwood and Mrs Knight led devotionals. a gift was presented to Mrs Moffatt. Next meeting set for June 5 at Mrs W Dell's home. Visitors Mr H Bank, Richard and Annie planned to visit Mrs Bank in Lieracordia Hospital. Mrs Jenning and Francine accompanied them.
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Oakner W.A
Moffatt
Westwood
C. Knight
J. Milne Resintinag
Weekend visitors share time across families
Constable Chas. Brown of Regina visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Brown and Dennis Carter. Oak Lake guest was a grandchild of the Browns. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Lynes of Crystal City visited with Harold and Ernie. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Thomson of Brandon spent the weekend at C. M. Anderson’s home. Wayne Thomson stayed in Oakner with his grandparents for a few days.
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Chas. Brown
Regina
H. D. Brown
Dennis Carter
Oak Lake
F. B. Lynes
Crystal City
Harold
Ernie
G. E. Thomson
Brandon
C.M Anderson
Wayne Thomson
Oakner
Community Notes From May Festivities And Winners
Mr Alex Smith returns home after wintering with relatives out west. The Colbecks spent the weekend at Waldron. Hospital Tea on Saturday May 10. Brandon visitors to J Morison and J Routledge homes. Congratulations to Vice Loba on accord ion and violin wins. Donna Smuttell graduates from St Boniace Hospital May 1 in the playhouse theatre. Scotia Ladies Club meets May 13 at Mrs M Smuttell home. Bring a photo for a gas sing contest and guess what dishes are used for. North group leads the meeting. all welcome.
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Alex
San) Smith
Walter
Gordon Thomon
Brandon
J. Routledge
Loba
Rivers Riddler
Oak River Guild Thanks Contributors and Reports on Local Events
The Oak River Hospital Guild thanks supporters of the April 26 tea and sale. The Sunny School Choir won first place with 83 and 85 points, earning the W. W. Kirk Shield, with Miss Bess Hyndman as accompanist. Lynn Henry won the Eileenne Shield for the 10 year class with 82 points. Joan White led in Folk Song under 12, and Helen Friebert with Sharonsailey took first in Vocal Duet 12-16. The article notes community praise for Mrs. Henry and reports on hospital patients and local meetings, including a Cardale farmers meeting with MP N. Mandziuk present and various nurse graduation attendance.
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Oak River Hospital Guild
Sunny
Bess Hyndman
Lynn Henry
Joan White
Helen Friebert
Sharons Sailey
N. Julyan
S. Henry
Henry
Irs
Yuen
P.F.A
Ession
Alex Black
St. Boniface
Eileen
Black
Victor Airey
Noreen
Georgina Airey
Les Hayes
Mavis
Fort William
Louisa Hopely
Minto
Odd Fellows Church Service Closes Weekday in Rapid City
The article notes the annual Odd Fellows Church Service at Rapid City concluding on Sunday evening. A return visit by many was held at the regular lodge meeting on Monday night with much fellowship. It mentions Christ and Family Day on Sunday May 1 with Sunday School at 11 am and church service at 7 30 pm when children will be baptized. Everyone is invited.
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Odd Fellows
Rapid City
Lodge
Odd Fellowship
Christan
Manitoba baseball leaders elected at Brandon meeting
Gladwyn Scott Ab Richardson was elected president of the Central Manitoba Baseball Association at the Brandon annual meeting. Irv Powts became secretary treasurer, with A F Dick McKenzie re elected as vice president. Hub Orchard of Miami named president of the separate Minor Manitoba Association in Brandon. The M.M.B.A. will run Bantam 3, Bantam A, Midget, Juvenile and Junior leagues with entries closing June 21. Hockey tribute to Abbie Cop organizer Abbie Coe honored at Fort Garry Hotel banquet with speeches by D L Campbell Tom Lockhart and Billy Hewitt.
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Ab Richardson
Manitoba
Theentral Manitoba Baseball
Brandon
Richardson
Frank Purdie
A. F
Dick” McKenzie
Neepawa
Irv Powts
Powers
C.M. 3.A
Owever
Fort Garry
Coe
M.A.H.A
Abbie
Curly Tyler
Jack Wells
Vince Leach
Winnipeg
D. L. Campbell
Tom Lockhart
United States Hockey Association
Bob LeBel
C.A.H.A
W. A
Billy” Hewitt
Ontario Hockey Association
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