Return of Election Expenses for Nicholas Mandziuk 1958
Summary of expenses for Nicholas Mandziuk from the Canada Elections Act filed by Returning Officer M Lavery. Receipts total 2000.00 from one contributor. payments include cand id pers exp 862.40 postage 624.06 advertising 1315.94 total 2862.40. Delayed and disputed claims noted. official agent Ht. H. Pollock dates April 9 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Mandziuk
House of Commons
Canada
Newdale
M. Lavery
Man
H. Pollock
Oakner notes on family services and centennial parade
Mrs. and Mrs. L Montgomery attended Elaine Oakner's graduation ban net and dance at Brandon College Teachers Training Course. Family Day Service at Oakner Church featured a baptism and a pulpit drape dedication by C.G.I.L.T. members. Charles Brown led Manitoba reps in Minneapolis parade with the Winnipeg Police Pipe Band placing tenth. Mrs H Banks returned from Winnipeg hospital. Oakner C.G.I.T. held annual affiliation service with Mother's Day attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Montgomery
Elaine
Brandon College
I . Oakner Church
Donna Lynn
P' Arthur
Vernon Douglas
Keith Brown
C.gilt
Wilma Fleming
Elinor Night
Moffatt
C.g.1l
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Cst
Charles Brown
R.C.M.P
Manitoba
Winnipeg Police Pipe Band
Colin Milne
Oak River notices and society meeting notes
Oak River seeks the holder of the dehorner for return to the municipality. Oak River Hospital Guild met May 7 with 15 members. tea sales and raffles raised 95 dollars. W I and Explorers group activities noted. delegates chosen for Hamiota Convention. Home Beautification Contest approved. church and Bible study activities listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.M
Blanshard
O. W. Congdon
Oak River Hospital
W. I
Clubb
J. White
Hamiota
Robertson
Knight
Winnipeg
Glint
Greenaway
Webster
Hayhurst
Jubb
W.I
W. Barr
B. Greenaway
Evening of Games Contests Ends with Taps
The C.LT. spent the year with games and contests enjoyed by attendees. The evening concluded with a dainty lunch and the singing of taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.lt
Local Notices and Social Gatherings From Hamiota Area
Billy Higgins of Hamiota Hospital after appendix operation. Small town updates include trips to Winnipeg, weekend visits, Mother’s Day baptisms for Barbara Ellen Rosenberger and Jacelyn Gail Bailey, and district WI events led by Mrs Musgrove. Cancer collection total reaches $35.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Higgins
Hamiota Hospital
Harvey Murray
Louise
Winnipeg
Bob Gammack
Barbara Ellen
Frank Rosenberger
Jacelyn Gail
Jack Bailey Mesdames
M.G. Little
W. Runchey
N. Milne
W.W. Hatton
Birtle
J. McMillan
Hamiota
Cardale Busy Beaver Garden Club meeting review
The Cardale Busy Beaver Garden Club met May 5 at Cardale School with thirteen attendees. They discussed clothing for Rally Day, heard a talk on achieving good garden scores, and the importance of accurate garden reports. Bruce McTavish read the club News Letter from Maurice Deveson. the meeting closed with lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardale
Beaverarden Club
Cowan
Bruce McTavish
Maurice Deveson
Local Baseball Action Across Leagues Amid Week of Games
Gladwyn Scott reports on Mid Western League action with Rivers and Brandon matches, Hamiota and Decker pitchers in tight duels, and Brandon tallying its first win. Pony and Little League setups expand as Victoria Day softball tournament eyed and school track meet scheduled with 139 events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladwyn Scott
Rivers
Brandon Athletics
Jerry Smith
Harvey Duncan
Dallas Smith
Scott
George Seamer
Hamiota
Athletics
Bill Mealy
Brandon
Scott Duncan
Mathison
Cardale
Meil Amy
Decker
Isabella
Larry Gilchrist
Oak River
Kenton
Strathclair
Crandall
Virden
Earl Coulson
Sec-Treas
Hamida
Constable Roberts
As I See It by D. W. McCallum
A columnist recalls a morning argument over finances and choosing to press pants at home instead of using a dry cleaner. The piece hints at practical frugality and domestic routine with a humorous edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. McCallum
Pants Pressing and Strained Household Banter
A couple spar over chores and gender roles in a humorous domestic exchange. The man boasts he pressed his Navy pants and jokes about old romances while the woman mockingly retorts about training him and erasing his strike. The quarrel escalates with playful threats and witty taunts as their kitchen scene unfolds.
Cat in Territory Demonstrates Odd Routine
A playful remark describes a cat that rubs its own nose after an accident then streaks to the door and darts into the yard. The speaker notes she is no longer on strike and jokes about three strikes and out as a rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyl
India
Paris
London
Brussels
Montreal
Rome
TENDERS Oak River School District announces construction tender
Oak River School District No 38 invites tenders for the construction of a teacherate in Oak River Manitoba. Plans and specifications available for $15 at the Municipal Office. Deposit refunded to unsuccessful bidders. Bid bond or certified cheque at least 50%. Tenders close May 24 1958 at 8 pm. Submit to Mrs Marion Barr Sec Treas Oak River Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak River
Manitoba
Mantesa
Marion Barr
Treas
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Coupland
Hiamiota
C. E. Webb Chiropractor
Rosser Ave
Brandon, Man
Kennell & Strange
Keaton, Man
Sylvania, Dumont and
Sparton TV
W. H. Brooks
Tiealer
H. Cocke
Crown Life Insurance Company
Home Office
Toronto
Miniota Radio Electric & T.V
Miniota
Phillips
Philco & Electrohome
Harry L. Trump
Birtle Hotel
Birtle, Man
Daniel G. Levenick
Hamlin
F. A. Hodge
Duncan
United States
F. S. Venables
Marquette
Oakner
Oakner C.git
Mother’s
W.ms
Carol Walden
Lynn Henry
Margaret Black
Lorna Westbrook
Mrs. McLennan
Kenji
Jesus Way
Busy Beaver Garden Club
Foster
McConnell
Lavinia and
Harding
Wedgewood Dining
Roon Pen Firchen Restaurant
Radio
ST. Regis Hotel
Smith Street
THE
Royal Bank OF Canada
W.talor, Mer
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