Lilac Residence notes visitors and events this week
Mr Lawrence hosted Jack and Muriel Thompson of Forrest while Bill Delbridge welcomed Mr and Mrs Mil McKay. Gerald and Nora Shier of Crandall visited. the group attended a Friday gathering and a Shoal Lake tea by the Eastern Star. A car mishap damaged the Lawrence car but left him unhurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Lawrence
Jack
Muriel Thompson
Forrest
Hamiota
Crandall Smorgasbord
Crandall
Lawrence
Bridge Club
Cardale Merry Makers Meet Despite Illness
Cardale The Merry Makers gathered Friday afternoon November 5th with 10 members present due to illness. They enjoyed games and were hosted by Mrs Shaw and Addie Peter for lunch. Kathleen Campbell and Andy McCormick are recuperating well in local hospitals. Mr and Mrs Ritchy Peters join Cardale residence in Jean Dennison's house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Makers
Mrs. Shaw
Addie Peter
Kathleen Campbell
Hamiota Hospital
Andy McCormick
Health Science Centre
Winnipeg
Ritchy Peters
Cardale
Jean Dennison
Local Happenings Include Teeswater Fair and Exhibits
Bob Riddell visited Chesley Ontario and Palgrave and Toronto attending the Teeswater Fair to see ten four horse teams harness races and the Galway cattle. He toured the Science Centre China exhibit and the Maurice Cullen exhibition at Queen's University Agnes Etherington. Nearby, Gary Moffat and Barbara Holmes married in Portage la Prairie on October 30 1982 with family visiting Grosse Isle on October 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Riddell
Doherty
Chesley
Ontario
Bible
Palgrave
Toronto
Galway
Science Centre
Maurice Cullen
Agnes Etherington
Queen’s University
Arnold Murray
Thos. Thompson
Gary Moffat
Barbara Holmes
Portage la Prairie
Lloyd Robinson
Grosse Isle
Reggie's Ramblings Question Mail Delivery Time
A columnist muses on mail processing with a postal circular and notes an eight day delivery to a nearby address. He comments on reading lines in papers and quips about a dachshund compared to a Great Dane after taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
a_ Post Office
Crandall Reunion and Homecoming Report
Crandall’s Reunion and Homecoming Committee held its final meeting on Thursday November 11 with 28 present. Minutes by Mrs Beverley Coveney approved. financials show income of 19422.80 and expenditures 13937.77, leaving a profit of 5485.03. Motions allocate 100 to Community Centre fund, 50 to Mr Russ Gurr Brandon for stage and sound gear, and profit to be kept in the Reunion account for Centre repairs. Names of registrants to be printed when space allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wallace
Brian
Rena Smith
Bea McLean
Crandall
Wallace Henderson
Beverley Coveney
Don Lee
Darlene Long
Community Centre
Ivan Lawrence
Nelson Henderson
Louise Hyndman
Helen Hall
Russ Gurr
Brandon
Echo
Community Visitors and Celebrations Highlight Local Notes
Multiple families from Brandon Virden Decker and nearby towns visit relatives and attend anniversaries. Highlights include the McLarens Logan family 65th anniversary in Virden, the Dryden 30th wedding anniversary, and rink results from Virden cash spiel with Midge Horn and Carol Wilson earning second place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian McLaren
Brandon
Larry Logan
Ed Hildebrandt
Roy Kerr
Bill Kerr
Hamiota
M. Logan
Little Jamie Little
Decker
Wes MacDonald
Wade Little
Lloyd Little
MacDonald
Bill Elliott
Calgary
Dorothy Goldsyne
Moose Jaw
Neil Wilson
Roxie Dryden
May McWhirter
Virden
Ian Hyde
Humboldt, Sask
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Lilac Residence News
Reggie
Lena Lawrence
Gerald Shier
Cora Shier
Dales' Service
Ford
Silver Spur
Road Runner
Lenore News
Robert Gardiner
Midge Horn
Mildred Bray
Olive McLenehan
Audrey Hodgins
Carol Wilson
Cathy Smith
Joan Hodgson
Dorothy Smith
Chris Speelman
Wawanesa
Rob Dalrymple
High Bluff
Lenore
Ken Brown
Ivan Smith
Chris
Roy Simpson
Bob Simpson
Bredenbury
Sask
Ravine Ramblers
Bob Sazaras
Tresurer
Lenore Church
Christaas
Ed. Hodgins
Ken Routledge
Minot
Give
the Heart Fund
Daryl
Bell
Hamilota
McTavish Motors
Morris
Challenger
Magnum
Nichols & Can-Am
Allied
Parts & Service
A. and J
Manitoba
John and
May Lung
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