Southend and MacAulay Visit and Community News
Evelyn Emerson of Emmeline visited the Anderson home last Friday. Dennis, in Shriners Hospital in Winnipeg, was visited by Mr and Mrs Forrest and Murray. Garnet Jennell and Maxine from Pine Falls spent a week at the former’s home. Various local residents visited, church services at Southend School drew a crowd, and a christening for Bryce Philip occurred. The May Committee of Southend and the South End WMS planned events. A bake sale by the Hospital Aid, a 20th wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs John Stewart, and a fire rescue averted loss as neighbors helped. A quilting bee produced two quilts for mission work.
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Pine Falls
Southend School
J L. Fargey
Bryce Philip
Philip Seora
John ‘Stewart
Clifford Chant
Virden
Southend Wms
Arthur
Hughena Stewart
John Stewart
Rochester
New York
Mrs Stewart
William Stewart
Pine Creek
Pine Creek News social round up from Pine Creek area
A busy Sunday through Thursday period finds Mr and Mrs Hanna and sons visiting Sidney with L Erickson family and others. Guests include the Schneider and Currie families, Lily McMullan joining Len Maloney home in Gladstone, and Irene Currie with Jack McKinney from Gladstone. Church service planned May 12 in United Church with Roy White leading. Several community members visited in Austin Worley Brandon and Winnipeg. Birthdays and greetings noted for several locals.
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Winnipeg fishing dinner marks 75th anniversary gala
The Winnipeg Game and Fish club hosted its 75th Anniversary Tip Dinner at the Royal Alenan dra Hotel. Notables attended including Premier Campbell, Mayor Juba, Deputy Minister Cowan, and Federation President Dr. Stewart Perdue. A speaker lineup featured wildlife topics, photos by Dr Vern Smith, and a prize draw. A Neepawa sportsmen contingent arrived by bus with anglers displaying an eight foot pike as the crowd roared.
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Campbell
Juba
Minster
Cowan
Federation
Stewart Perdue
Pse Peeren
le F
Neepawa
Bethe
Tottage Draw and Game News From Brandon Province
Congratulations to Buddy Schultz at Brandon on April 30. Banquet set for June 28 at Sylvan Lodge while conservation talks promise summer fishing rules for non game fish. Memorial note recalls Nellie McVannel with a poem and memories from her family.
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Schultz
Brandon
Mantoba Game and Fish Federation
Sylvan Lodge
Clear Lake
Golf Club
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