More District Happenings Highlight Weekend Visits
A roundup of neighborhood weekend visits and milestones. The District notes include gatherings at multiple homes, travel to Treherne and Winnipeg, and a birthday party for Jim Maynes with a leather arm chair gift. Several congratulatory mentions for golf and bingo prizes follow.
Winnipeg Visitors Share Time In District Scenes
Isabella and Clarence Brad of Winnipeg called on friends in the district during the past week. Harry Levins, longtime resident, died at Hamiota Hospital on Sunday. Mrs. Levins and family receive sympathy. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Borland of Winnipeg visited sister Mrs. J T Finkbein. Mrs. Don Sherwin and sons Rory and Gregg from Winnipeg spent the week with her mother Mrs. C Wall and John Wall’s family. Mrs. C Wall left on a bus tour to the Eastern Coast. Nellie Yates accompanied her. Michael Malanowich and The Pas welcomed a son Kent Douglas at Hamiota Hospital on Saturday. A nephew Glenn Quinn married at MacGregor last Saturday. Local kindergarten beginners include Leslie Teasdale at Birtle Kelvin Clark at Miniota and Heather Miller at Hamiota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheryl Decker
Grace Hospital
Winnipeg
Bill Harms
Joe Strachan
Bob Sunley
Bob Brooks
Central Park Lodge
Brandon
E. Foxton
Boyd
Onanole
Rusty Cook
Rose Gnntel
Shoal Lake
Bruce Doherty
Domaine
Roy Gregory
Gladys Schweitzer
James Maynes
Angus Maynes
Sharree
Ron Stewart
Lloyd Stewart
Massey College
Toronto
Jim Maynes
Don Gnntel
Clarence Brad
Harry Levins
Hamiota Hospital
Levins
Don Sherwin
Rory and
Gregg
C. Wall
John Wall
Nellie Yates
Michael Malanowich
Pas
Kent Douglas
Keri-Lee
Ken Clark
Valerie
Glenn Quinn
MacGregor
Leslie Teasdale
Birtle
Kelvin Clark
Miniota
Heather Miller
Hamiota
Weekend Bantams Face Hamiota In Provincial Playoff
After a seven week break the community notes report visits by the Olson Kreager families and local residents. The Winnipeg Bantams host Hamiota Bantams in a best of three Provincial Championship opener on Saturday at 6 00 p m on the Red Sox Diamond. A September 1 family gathering at Wilfred Johnston’s home drew 23 attendees including Thunder Bay visitors, with a decorated birthday cake for Mrs Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Sox
Winnipeg Bantams
Hamiota Bantams
Wilfred Johnston
Carlyle Johnston
Allister Johnston
Thunder Bay
Ont
Don Church
Barry Johnston
Brandon
Ward
Paxton
Local Initiatives Program funds available for community projects
The Local Initiatives Program offers up to 83 million in funding to support creative community projects. A Constituency Advisory Group will review proposals, with up to 75 000 per project for six months, requiring at least 15 man-months of employment and hiring through Canada Manpower Centres. Deadline is October 15 1973 with potential early start dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.lp
L.I.P
M.P
Canada Manpower Centres
Also Mentioned on This Page
Decker
M. Reid
Stan Osborne
Newdale
Mary Davis
Pearl Lesage
Treherne
Bert Bailey
Wes Runchey
Heather Johns
Lyle Johns
Clayton Wyborn
Hubert Hatton
Melvyny Maynes
Melvyn Maynes
George Davis
Clear Lake
Dennie Decker
Maynes
G. Davis
Harold Hunter
Isabella
Lloyd Borland
J. T. Finkbein
Canada
USA
Edmonton
Las Vegas
Los Angeles
Victoria
Bob Olson
North Augusta
Ontario
Nelson Kreager
Lois Kreager
R.N
Russell Hospital
Alan Olson
Jim Baxter
Alberta
B.C
Ottawa
RED Cross
Pipce
Robert Andras
Main-d’oeuvre Et Immigration
Robert Andras, Ministre