Katrime District Buzz Promotes Picnic and Local Events
Community notices list posters for the Katrime picnic on June 28 and a Friday Dance with Walter Machan's Orchestra. June honors include Daryl Gilbert birthday, Stan Cooper celebration, and Donaleen McLachlan’s Grade XII graduation in Winnipeg.
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Katrime
Walter Machan
Daryl Gilbert
Stan Cooper
Gib Mason
Jenkins
Velma Duncan
Winnipeg
Rodgers
Beaver
D. Mcintosh
Edwin
Local Social Notes Highlight Family Visits and Events
Mr Roy Chant left for Hamilton Ontario to take a new position. Shirley Hay visited Pat Bogue of MacGregor. Linda Hay stayed with J Heselwood in Katrime. David Hulme and Linda Hay attended a track meet at Sergeant Park Winnipeg. The Browns of Regina visited Mrs Roy Glover. Sid Hay family visited Jack Clark at Katrime. Gil Smith and family of Vancouver and Mrs Tom Parker of Rivers visited Jim Turner. Macaulay School plans a Friday dance June 7 to raise playground equipment funds. Cliff Chant of Virden spent the weekend at home. Sunday guests at Art Chant’s included Harvey Chant of Bagot and Robert Chant.
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Roy Chant
Hamilton
Ont
Shirley Hay
Pat Bogue
MacGregor
Linda Hay
J. Heselwood
Katrime
David Hulme
Sergeant Park
Winnipeg
Ted Brown
Regina
Roy Glover
Sid Hay
Jack Clark
Gil Smith
Vancouver
Tom Parker
Rivers
Jim Turner
Macaulay School
Cliff Chant
Virden
Art Chant
Harvey Chant
Bagot
Robert Chant
Pine Creek News social notes and gatherings
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Manas and family spent Saturday in Portage. The 4H Swine Club met at Harold Hughson’s home Monday evening. Numerous local families visited Portage and Edmonton, with weekend visits across several towns. A church service and parade drew about 40 district children to Carberry. Several families hosted or visited others across Aus tin, Carman, Starbuck, and Treherne.
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Harold Manas
Portage
Harold Hughson
Joe
Ernie Livingstone
T. P. Pootey
Inglis
Man
Hughena Stewart
J. Knox
Grenville Smith
Edmonton
Conrad Beatty
Swan Lake
Alex Livingstone
Carberry
C. McEachern
Dougas
Davidson
John and
Jim Thomas
Firdale
50 000 Die At Every Nuclear Test, Says Chisholm
Dr Brock Chisholm former head of the World Health Organization in Victoria warns in Westminster that each nuclear test could kill about 50 000 people. He explains radiation effects are delayed and often show as leukemia. He supports stopping tests but doubts a nuclear war will occur, noting generals fear a new war yet no military plan can shield the continent.
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Westminster
B.C
Brock Chisholm
Victoria
World Health Organization
Chisholm
Cnisholm
W Ho
Dr. Chisholm
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