Local visits and gifts mark a Manitoba district weekend
Mr and Mrs Wm Petrie of Brock Sask and Miss Helen Freisern of Altona visited at the Godiein home last week. The Peters and others spent time with relatives, sharing coffee percolators TV tables and a pleasant evening. Ina Smith of Winnipeg stayed with the H Smiths. Marlene and Berle Smith visited Brandon while others welcomed Jean Strachan with gifts before moving to Hamiota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm Petrie
Brock, Sask
Helen Freisern
Altona
Godiein
Jean
Ina Smith
Winnipeg
H Smith
Robert Simpson
Shannon Lee
Virden
J. Routledge
Marlene
Berle Smith
Brandon
Glen Moore
A. Lobban
Beore
Hamiota
Christmas booklet offers treats and home decor ideas
The notice promotes a free holiday booklet from the Manitoba Power Commission with recipes for cookies and fudge plus decorating tips. It includes a 5 minute fudge recipe and guidance on buying an electric clothes dryer. Readers are urged to write or phone 1075 Portege Avenue Winnipeg to receive copies and ask homemaking questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Power Commission
Portege Avenue
Portsce le Prairie
Brandon
Kinnipes
Aunery
Manitoba Hydro
Elizzebeth
Winnipec
Deck O Night Promises Prizes And Posters Event
Posters advertise Deck O Night on Monday December 9 at 8 p m with prizes valued at 175 and a lucky door prize. Mrs Harold Hunter returns from Napinka after visiting her ill father. Ladies Curling Club forms with officers Vera Cooke president Audrey Lints secretary treasurer and clubs duties. Community shares sympathy for Mrs Walmsley. The Winteringham family visits from Oxbow. Donna Gammack of Brandon in Winnipeg hospital hoped for speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hunter
Napinka
Ladies Curling Club
Mionday
Gerald Decker
Vera Cooke
Audrey Lints
Mick Little
Mary Decker
Grace McWhirter
Shirley Little
Hazel Bailey
Clara Stewart
Walmsley
Carman
Raymond Winteringham
Oxbow
Sask
Ed Lints
Donna Gammack
Brandon
Winnipeg Hospital
Scouts iCubs Banquet Held at Oak River United Church
A banquet for Scouts iCubs, leaders and fathers was held Friday in the Oak River United Church basement. Jack McPhaden chaired as toasts to the Queen Baden Powell the Boys and our fathers were given with responses. Guest speaker James Hutton and Rev. A Friebert spoke, and thanks were given to the Ladies Aid for catering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Walden
Hamiota Hospital
Oak River
R. Ramsay
Bill Sparling
Larry ‘Westbrook
J. S. Henry
Mr. Northcott
Donald Simms
James ‘Hutton
Assisant
A. Friebert
Clair Spalding
Cardale W.I. elects directors and regional notes
Cardale W.I. held a well attended annual meeting on November 20 with directors elected including Mrs. Richardson Premmer Elliott Dennison Wilt sy Kirkpatrick and Greenaway. Pupils work overtime for a variety concert as high school exams begin December 2. Local 4-H leaders attended an Ericksen leadership school. Regional Trustee Convention at Ericksen drew over 100 trustees and decided to purchase shields for regional spelling and oratorical winners.
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Cardale W.I
R. Richardson
R. Premmer
G. Elliott
G. Dennison
A. Wiltsy
G. Kirkpatrick
W. Greenaway
Cardale School
B. Hearn
L. McTavish
G. Cowan
Shoal Lake
Ericksen
Cardale school kids sell magazines as they tour
Cardale junior seed club and elevator association held meetings with officers elected. Local figures like Mr. Graham and Mr. Stewart were noted. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Charles and kin. A turkey dinner was served by the Erickson ladies.
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Bateman
Department of Education
Bert McLeod
M. McIvor
M S.T.A
Miller
Inspector of Schools
Ting
Adams
Nepawa
Erickson
Graham
Basswood
Stewart
Elton
Cardale
Lyle Dennison
Gwen Hearn
Gerald Armstrong
Barrie Armstrong
Cardale Sblevator Association
Orange Hall
Gordon Charles
Flin Flon
Charles
John Troughton
Tom Cuthbert
Cardale School
Notable Local Gatherings and Church Notices
A birth announcement honors Mr. and Mrs. Donald Longmuir for a 9 lb son. Local residents met over the weekend with visiting relatives at The Pas and Erickson. Dr. Ed Hudson delivered a sermon on Laymen’s Responsibilities. Sympathy goes to Mrs. Walmsley on her mother’s death. funeral plans in Elm Creek. A Pot Luck supper and Every Person Canvass are planned for Thursday. White Gift service and donations are sought for the Sunday School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Longmuir
Boyd Lief
Ken
Viola Skoglund
Erickson
Ed. Hudson
Hamiota Girls Win 19 17 In Dauphin Clash And Boys Lose
In a Dauphin road matchup the Hamiota girls edged ahead with Rae Fraser sealing the 19 17 win after a late lay up. The Dauphin boys outscored Hamiota 44 14 in the following game as examinations approach at the high school.
Christmas Concert Set for December 19 at New School Hall
A grade ten science test last week saw four failures out of 22, while students show science interest this year. Red Cross Safety Awards were given this week to numerous students after passing water safety tests at Shoal Lake. Also noted is a pilot's license entitling flight of light aircraft in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion of Canada
Red Cross
Shoal Lake
David Coupland
Janice English
Linday Kidd
Gaylene Kidd
Donald Kirk
Frances Mathison
Phyllis Mathison
Blair Bailey
Glen Bailey
Sharon Coupland
Irene Fenty
Velma Fenty
Ocal High Girls Lead League After Narrow Dauphin Win
Ocal High School girls beat Dauphin Collegiate Technical Institute 19 to 17 to move into first in Western Manitoba High School Basketball League play. Ocal boys lost 44 to 14 as Dauphin swept the doubleheader. Rae Fraser hit the winning two late in the girls game, with Marilyn Mathison scoring 10 before fouling out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocal
Dauphin
Manitoba
Dauphin Collegiate Technical Institute
Hamiota Girls
Marilyn Mathison
Rae Fraser
Evelyn Mathison
Glennis Asselstine
Gerald Mathison
Bob Brooks
Garry Kidd
Lynn Caldwell
Don McMillan
Dauphin Auditorium
Neepawa
Brooke
iSpurs
Kaebisettes
Kern’ Douglas
Donna Pedlow
Decker
Russell
Don Kerr
Brandon Cloverleafs
Carberry
Griswold
Brandon Lions
Minnedosa Jets Erickson Decker Foxwarren
C.J.A.T.C. Oak River
Hamiota
Joe Mack
Reston Rockets
Barry Edgar
Pierson
Pilot Mound
Ken McKenzie
Pine Falls Paper Kings
Jim McPhaden
Miami
MicPhaden
Calgary Stampeders
Detroit Red Wings
Rookie year marks NHL rookie of year to 1947 milestone
In his rookie year McPhaeyden capped the rookie of the year award in the NHL about 1947. Towns bring in playing coaches this year to raise rural hockey calibre. Younger players may benefit directly and imitate the coaching style shown.
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McPhaeyden
N.H.L
Canadian Emigration Tally Over a Century Surges
Over the last century Canada has seen about 700000 people leave the country in search of opportunities abroad, reflecting long term migration trends and regional push factors. Data from historical records highlights changing labor markets and social dynamics driving outflows.
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Rosser Ave
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Sylvania, Dumont and
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