Golden Agers Meet at Arrow River Hall May Meeting
Golden Age Party drew 24 members and 16 visitors at Arrow River Community Hall on May 18. Jean Cook led greetings. May birthdays received gifts from mystery friends as Eileen Cable and Ivy Lockhart joined the celebration. The afternoon featured monologues, skits, songs, and original compositions by Maud Lelond and others, with Edward Lelond and Louise Leask providing music. Evelyn Barrett urged the group to meet June 22 and practice horseshoes in a social followup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Jewer
Eileen Cable
Ivy Lockhart
Maud Leland
Arrow River
Annie
Readers Theatre
Maud Lelond
Betty Shewfelt
Kay Lelond
Craven, Sask
Louise Leask
Murray
Lenore
Emily
Jackie
Shannon
Edward
Louise
Luke
Margaret Foster
Evelyn Barrett
Hospital Aid report at Harrison House meeting May 13 1988
NEWDALE May 13 meeting of Hospital Aid had ten members. Mary Osborne opened with prayers, Eunice Murray presented minutes and treasurer report. Tea sale netted 314.50, several items on hand, 17 sympathy cards sent, regional reports shared, and plans to attend Florence Nightingale Tea in Minnedosa. Volunteer hours total 426. Auxiliary bulletin update and garden pledge featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Waddell Newdale
Harrison House
Mary Osborne
Eunice Murray
St. Patrick
Shirley Pederson
Olive Waddell
Carberry
Rapid City
Minnedosa
Mary Coutts
P.C.H
Crandall District News Highlights Local Events
Darlene Long attended a CPA A convention in Winnipeg with Bernice Still. Pat Long got a esthetician job at Giselle's Winnipeg. Crandall U C W collects used clothing for local and South Indian Lake needs. Cancer Fund donation totalled 242 dollars delivered to Brandon. Rain blessings boost farming while drought affects Saskatchewan and Alberta areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlene Long
C.P.A.A
Viscount Gort
Winnipeg
Bernice Still
Isabella, MB
Pat Long
Giselle’s
Portage Place
Crandall U.C.W
South Indian Lake
Cancer Fund
Cancer Society
Brandon
Darlene
Saskatchewan
Miniota News Notelets and Jokes from the Village
Doug Strachan of Winnipeg visited with his parents, Bill and Shirley Strachan, last week. Irene Cole visited in Oak River with Myrtle White. The Community Centre removed old dying trees at the Sports Grounds and planted forty green ash trees, improving the village. Post-storm rainfall has residents gardening and mowing, with dandelions noted as a vitamin source and potential future law against picking them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Doug Strachan
Winnipeg
Bill
Shirley Strachan
Irene Cole
Oak River
Myrtle White
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Golden Agers Meet
Skayman Auto Body
Oka
Romoto Hamiota
Dallas Skayman
Crandall District News
Lena Lawrence
Crandall
Alberta
Manitoba
Miniota News
Rae Armitage
Miniota
Verna Reynolds
Canadian Advertising Foundation
Patterson
Epticervice
Bev
Hamiota
Robert Still
Isabella
Fpecker Builders
Box
Decker
Rom Oko Wally
M Beauty By
Janice Hunt
Harding
Man
Shackley
Western Canada
Remco
Larry Oakden
Lee Tes
Lets Peee
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