Beach Party '88 lights up Brandon fair with top acts
The Summer Fair in Brandon features Beach Party '88 with The Mamas and Papas John Phillips Tommy Roe and Big Dick Cadillac. The event starts 7 p.m. Sunday June 19 at Keystone Arena. Admission is 8 dollars plus general fee, with advance tickets 10 dollars at the Provincial Exhibition office. McGavins distribute 50,000 coupons on bread wrappers in Manitoba and eastern Saskatchewan guiding advance ticket access. Advance tickets include fair admission.
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John Phillips
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Sweet Pea Fame
Big Dick Cadillac
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Saskatchewan
Oak River News Community Notices and 104 Year Old Death
Oak River reports on residents Myrtle White Doris Henry Allen Hopley visiting Greece with stops in Amsterdam and attend sister Susan's graduation prom Leanne from Mississauga and Glen of Winnipeg send well wishes to Cora Mylrea in Hamiota Hospital Catherine Gourlay longtime Oak River Cardale resident dies at 104 in Hamiota Hospital May 25 supper to benefit rink planned June 5 in Oak River Church Basement seating 5 6 7 pm prices adults six dollars 12 and under three preschool free advance tickets at Oak River businesses contact Hazel Westbrook tickets at door if seating not full
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Allen Hopley
Greece
Amsterdam
Susan
Leanne
Mississauga
Ontario
Glen
Winnipeg
Cora Mylrea
Hamiota Hospital
Oak River-Cardale
Catherine Gourlay
Oak River
Oak River Church
Hamiota
Hazel Westbrook
Drop-in Centre Bridge Update May Notes
May 17 turnout was strong for bridge with five tables in play. Jean Ewing traded with Neil Rowan on a low score while Muriel Stowe posted the highest. Mary and Lorna provided a feast. May 19 Bridge Day drew eight players. Donna Bonner led, Barb Littlejohn low. Cribbage on May 24 had Barb Littlejohn top and Julia Chatter low. Leary and Neil Rowan served a fine lunch. May 26 two tables. Barb Littlejohn top, Peg low. tea, coffee and cookies served.
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Jean Ewing
Neil Rowan
Muriel Stowe
Mary
Lorna
Donna Bonner
Barb Littlejohn
Julia Chartier
the Leary’s
Peg
Conference set for Winnipeg's Farm Women event 1988
The Third Provincial Farm Women's Conference will be at the International Inn in Winnipeg Manitoba on November 8 9 and 10 1988. Registration opens August 2 at agricultural rep home economist offices. Details on speakers and the program will follow in early August. Chair is Lynne Lyne of Snowflake MB.
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International Inn
Manitoba
Agricultural Rep
Home Economist
Lynne Lyne
Snowflake
Shiloh District News Highlights May Activities and Weddings
Heather Black joined a Hamiota High School canoe trip last week. Margaret Carter celebrated a birthday and Bon Voyage party as she prepares for a three week England trip with a Toronto cousin. Posts note spring scenery, improvements in Ella Graham’s vision, and local visits to Shellmouth Dam. Pat Forsythe Stevenson and Darrah Gove wed May 21 in Winnipeg. Mary Ann Stevenson and Germaine Bryson traveled to Edmonton May 13. Moonwalks in Kenton featured 22 walkers covering 72 miles. May 24 social visits linked Ellen Stevenson’s family in Dand and May 26 Dr Reg Whetter visited from Chilliwack.
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Heather Black
Hamiota High School
Harvey Carter
Margaret
England
Toronto
Great Britain
Shellmouth
Shell River
Ella Graham
Phil
Murray Rinn
Carman
Karen
Harvey
Margaret Carter
Pat Forsythe
Stevenson
Darrah Gove
Winnipeg
Pat
Roma Stevenson
Richard
Mary Ann
Robert
Ellen Stevenson
Mary Ann Stevenson
Germaine Bryson
Edmonton
Kenton
Shiloh
Amy Richards
Verity School
Ellen
Laura
Sidney Stevenson
Clint
Dorothy Whetter
Dand
Reg Whetter
Chilliwack
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Iautopac
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Box
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M Beauty By
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Harding, Man
Knight Accounting Service
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