Thanksgiving weekend visitors share family time across towns
Parkissimo Lodge correspondent Rae Armitage reports Thanksgiving weekend visits from Winnipeg and nearby towns. Aubrey and Joan Neal joined Ruth Leland, with larger gatherings including Millie Attwood, Erik and Mary Hurlin, and extended family from Winnipeg, Stonewall and Victoria. Edna Brown, Barbara Littlejohn, Doreen Clark and other relatives traveled to attend meals and anniversaries in Beulah, Hamiota, Miniota, Moosomin and Red Lake areas.
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Aubrey
Joan Neal
Winnipeg
Ruth Leland
Millie Attwood
Erik
Mary Hurlin
Rick
Wendy Hurlin
Larry
Pat Muldowan
Stonewall
Bob
Sharon McKenzie
Rae Armitage
Stephen Johns
Saskatoon
Sheila Johns
Marie Massey
Bill
Evelyn Barrett
Marie
Michelle
Leila Lewarton
Marion Greenway
Victoria
Edna Brown
Grant
Colleen Brown
Barbara Littlejohn
Leanne
Lyndsi Peel
Laurie
Kristen Kliever
Deloraine
Barbara
Catherine Peel
Joan
Sylvia Leland
Chumah Hall
Hamiota
Sam Foote
Dianne Collier
Irene Cole
Jean Cook
Delbert
Pat Cole
Miniota
Doreen
Clare Clark
Lorne
Darlene Williams
Tanner
Jordan
Moosomin
Sask
Doug
Carolyn Geib
Conquest
Kathy Morton
Andre Bison
Red Lake
Ont
Bill Steuart
Oak River 4 H Club reorganizes with new officers
Seana Stewart reports the Oak River 4 H Club held a reorganizing meeting on September 28 at Oak River School. New officers were elected: President Erin Brown Vice President Lindsay Reid Secretary Kathy Nehoda Treasurer Stewart. Reporters are Seana Stewart and Amanda Brown.
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Seana Stewart
Oak River
Oak River School
Erin Brown
Lindsay Reid
Kathy Nehoda
Stewart
Amanda Brown
CBC Features Clack Family Museum on Road Again
CBC Television will air On the Road Again on October 23 at 7:00 p.m. The program features the Clack Family Museum near Oak River with Tim Clack interviewed during late August filming.
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Clack
Oak River
Tim Clack
Clocks Set Back One Hour in Manitoba on Oct 25
Manitoba to end daylight saving time and revert to standard time at 3:00 a.m. on Sunday Oct 25. Clocks will be turned back to 2:00 a.m. under the Official Time Act, marking the last Sunday in October and the start of standard time for the province.
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Carole Black
Ruth Stewart
Dairyland U.P.C
4-H Council
Manitoba
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