Lilac Residence Bulletin Recaps Quiet Week and Local Events
The notes describe a calm week after a flood with snow melt improving the grass and community life. Residents Gerry from Brandon visits, Amy Harrison hosts granddaughter Eileen English en route to Pincher Creek, and Wimp Sheardown’s hospital stay is noted. Local activities include Bible class, W I meeting with seed exchanges, a Seniors banquet, Ukrainian dances, and Centennial celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerry
Brandon
Martha Brethour
Amy Harrison
Amy
Eileen English
Vermilion
Alberta
Pincher Creek
Bill Delbridge
Carberry
Wimp Sheardown
Bert Lawrence
Bev
Ron Coveney
Birdtail River school board meets April 26 1984 regular session
The Birdtail River School Division No 38 board meets at 8:00 p.m. in Cran dall with trustees Murray Simard Choptuik Bear Cole White McKay Chappell Bridge Cottingham and admin present. Actions include hires resignations budget items and adjournment at 11:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crandall
Birdtail River
Divison
Murray
Simard
Choptuik
Bear
Cole
White
McKay
Chappell
Bridge
Cottingham
Harvey
Tolton
Admin
Davison
Budzinski
McDonald
Manitoba Association of School Trustees
Minnedosa
Birtle
Turtle River
Intermountain
Fort Garry
Rhineland
Saskatchewan
Intermountain-cape
Don McKay
Joint Division Energy Committee
Sandra Yanick
Shoal Lake
Valerie Gamey
Transportation Committee
Hamiota District Happenings and Local Notes
Weekend guests from Winnipeg include Bob and Susan Taylor and sons Jamie and Jeffrey visiting Mr and Mrs Wm Taylor. Get well wishes to Dutch Venables in Brandon General Hospital. Birth announcements: Doug and Diana Calverley of Melita welcomed Garrett James born April 18 weighing 7 lbs 9 oz. grandparents Myrtle Bom ford and Betty Calverley. Chris and Glenda McConnell of Souris welcomed a son born April 27 weighing 9 lbs 4 oz. Martha Brethour and Laverne and Jean McConnell of Thompson are grandparents. The village notes ongoing changes such as removal of the old gangway near Garry Kidds Esso Office. Sympathies to Maud Bryant on Les Bryants sudden passing. Ross Sheardown progressing well after Friday surgery in Brandon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Susan Taylor
Jamie
Jeffrey
Winnipeg
Wm. Taylor
Dutch Venables
Brandon General Hospital
Doug
Diana (Bomford) Calverley
Melita
Garrett James
Amanda
Myrtle Bomford
Betty Calverley
Chris
Glenda
Brethour) McConnell
Souris
Martha Brethour
Laverne
Jean McConnell
Thompson
Our Fair Village
Garry Kidd
Esso
Hamiota 4-H Club Holds May Meeting
The Hamiota 4-H club met in the United Church choir room on Wednesday May 2 at 7:00 p.m. with 10 members present. Members discussed progress on outfits and preparation for the achievement event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
United Church
Happy Gang Card Club report
The Happy Gang Card Club in Hamiton? Hamiota meets every Wednesday except one for 500 or other games. Attendance ranged from six to nine tables with monthly entertainment and a regular bingo. A March tournament sent four high scorers to the District Finals in Birtle. Members received carnations funded by Mac Campbell. Hostesses Marion Hunter Lorraine Ball Dorothy Hodgeson honored. President Harold Hunter and Vice-President Harvey Ford thanked. The season ended with a Pot Luck Supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Birtle
Mac Campbell
Mac
Marion Hunter
Lorraine Ball
Dorothy Hodgeson
Harold Hunter
Harvey Ford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lilac
Winona Lee
W.I
Mae Taylor
Helen Dickey
Ag Rep
Jamieson’s
the Echo
D. Board
Rae Castle
Bryant
Les Bryant
Ross Sheardown
Daryl
Mel Maynes Shell Agent
Decker, Man
Shell
Happy Gang Card Club Report
Elai
Manitoba
Pension Commission of Manitoba
York Avenue
Labour
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