Cardale Happenings Highlight May Events and Local News
Kerry Parker married May 8. Corrine Clark christened May 9. J K Shaw hospitalized May 9. Don Webb and Mabel Westbrook visit relatives in Rapid City. George Crighton family visit Rapid City with Elgin Stewart. Mrs Albert Rawlinson had surgery May 13. Cancer Society drive raised 288.50 from 72 donors, up 80. Tea and sale at Rolling Dale May 10. Baseball practice begins at Cardale. Byron Hamilton visits May Hamilton in Neepawa. Skinner family trip to Winnipeg for convention. Guests at Roy Cowan include Chrisps from Dauphin and Greigs from Virden. Madu Nambiar from Brandon. Alana Greig visits from Virden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerry Parker
Len Clark
Corrine
J. K. Shaw
Brandon
Don Webb
Portage la Prairie
Mabel Westbrook
George Crighton
Rapid City
Elgin Stewart
Albert Rawlinson
Deloraine Hospital
Cancer Society
Cardale U.C.W
Rolling Dale Workshop
Cardale
Byron Hamilton
May Hamilton
Neepawa
Herb Skinner
Winnipeg
Les Skinner
Geraldton
Ont
Roy Cowan
Bernard Chrisp
Dauphin
Allan Greig
Virden
Madu Nambia
Weekend Travel and Well Wishes in Manitoba
Oak River residents Mr and Mrs Ken Clubb visited Winnipeg to see Mrs Clubbs sister. Parker Strickland wedding at Brandon on May 8 1976 attended by Jack Morcom Mrs Jessie Sinclair Nellie Sinclair and Harry Clyne. Frank Hayhurst Jocelyn visited Neepawa with Joclyns parents. Get well wishes extended to Mrs Maxine Shamray at Hamita Hospital and to Fred Glinz at Grace Hospital Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Clubb
Winnipeg
Jack Hodge
Jack Morcom
Jessie Sinclair
Nellie Sinclair
Harry Clyne
Parker-Strickland
Brandon
Frank Hayhurst
Jocelyn
Neepawa
Maxine Shamray
Hamita Hospital
Fred Glinz
Grace Hospital
Park Residence News Mothers Day visits span region
Mrs S Stewart attended the christening of her great grandson Gregory Fortune at Strathclair United Church on Mother's Day. Various families including the Campbells Wisner Quinn and Sunley shared visits and gatherings across Brandon Roblin Shoal Lake and Decker with relatives and friends during the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Stewart
Gregory Fortune
Strathclair United Church
Ken Fortune
Janice Stewart
W. Campbell
Colin Campbell
Brandon
Frank Campbell
Roblin
Evan White
Rivers
Art Wisner
Winnipeg
Jack Rollo
Beulah
M. Schacht
Bob Sunley
Boissevain
Bell Butchart
Birtle
J. Sunley
V. Campbell
Inlaw
Gordon Campbell
E. Gregory
Hazel Hatton
Decker
Minnedosa Board Approves Outdoor Trips and Tuition Change
Rolling River board met May 6 to hear Minnedosa Collegiate trip reports to Eastern Canada and the west coast. A June Outdoor Education bike hike to Clear Lake and Gertrude Lake was approved while a canoe trip to Elphinstone was declined. A $600 per year tuition for nonresidents attending Rivers elementary was set to start September 1976.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnedosa
Minnedosa Collegiate
Board of Rolling River
Canada
Montreal
Quebec
Ottawa
Vancouver
Victoria
Rivers Elementary
Sandy Lake
Erickson
Public Schools Finance Board
Ladies Legion Auxiliary Meeting At Oak River
The Oak River Auxiliary held its May 10 meeting with seven members present. The group sang O Canada, adopted minutes, reviewed the treasurer’s report and correspondence, and welcomed a new member. They plan to cater a June wedding and canvass for the Salvation Army this month. Mrs Betty Henry won the draw. Lunch followed, served by Mrs Vi McCallum and Mrs. On April 12, members attended the Oak Lake Rally where delegate Mrs Winnie McCallum delivered a report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak River
Ladies Legion Auxiliary
Canada
Salvation Army
Betty Henry
Vi McCallum
Oak Lake
Winnie McCallum
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Hamiota Echo
J. Garau
First Canadian Bank
Bank of Montreal
Manitoba
Quinn
Anne Tait
Bill Delbridge
G. Vickery
Fred Delbridge
E. Baldwin
Bert Baldwin
Shoal Lake
Storg
Buffalo Plains Inn
Margaret Kirk
Matt McLaen
Chumah
Rolling River Board Meet
Manitoba Association of School Trustees
Saskatoon
Green Cross Products
Kernaghan Ave
G.E.D
Department of Education
Portage Avenue
Manitesba
Ben Hanuschak
Lionel Orlikow
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