District Happenings Touches Many Families Across Towns
Mr and Mrs Gordon McCallum and relatives visited in Roland and with Mrs R E Heise. The Still family travelled to Flin Flon while Glen Still and family and Mrs W Attwood vacationed at Lake Kenosee. An infant daughter of Celia and Murray Sutherland is hospitalized at Hamiota. Several families visited Winnipeg, Langley B C and Thunder Bay. Church services resumed August 7 with John Patterson, followed by lunch hosted by U C W Group Three. Stan Teasdale, Leslie and Laurie spent time at White Bear Lake. Attendees at Minnedosa funeral included Dave Heise R E Heise and Mrs Al Clark. sympathy to the Iverach family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon McCallum
Roland
R.E. Heise
Ray Still
Randy
Ron
Flin Flon
Glen Still
W. Attwood
Virden
Lake Kenosee
Celia
Murray Sutherland
Hamiota
Ken Clark
Thunder Bay
Ontario
John Patterson
Birtle
U.C.W
Stan Teasdale
Leslie
Laurie
White Bear Lake
Saskatchewan
Dave. Heise
al Clark
W.E. Iverach
Minnedosa
Bill
Wm. Iverach
Isabella
Local Happenings and Fair Highlights From Elkhorn District
Dorinda Stamford claimed multiple firsts for nut date loaf cin namon buns and a dress while Brenda Stamford topped several desserts and breads. Sheila Fredrick was crowned Queen of Elkhorn Fair as August events unfold with church praise and a bridge gathering at Peg Stuarts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorinda Stamford
Brenda Stamford
Sharon Stamford
Sheila Fredrick
Elkhorn Fair
The
United Church
Julie Oliver
Linda Watters
Dorothy Taylor
Kathy Bonner
Don
Dorothy Forsyth
David and
Judy Spalding
Baby Kerrito
Cochran
Alberta
Miniota Museum Field Trip Unearths Local Fossils
Miniota Museum members Pauline Bowen Bob Clarke and Peg Clarke explored Uno Hog's Back and river sites yielding Manitoba Roses Cernite Ammonites and Brachiopods plus river clam shells and an ancient tepee ring. Weather was fine and more field trips are planned to involve the public. Call Doris Burce at 567-3625 to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniota
Pauline
Ross Bowen
Peg
Bob Clarke
Uno
Bob
Manitoba
Minniwashta
Doris Burce
Brandon facility for juvenile detention recommended
A government committee in Brandon recommends building a juvenile detention facility for up to sixteen males and female youths under the Juvenile Delinquents Act and Child Welfare Act. Detentions would last from under a day to three months, addressing the lack of juvenile space in the upcoming adult institution and reducing transfers to Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
Brandon Social Agencies
Ministry of Corrective
Ministry of Corrective and Rehabilitative Services
Director of Juvenile Corrections
Stewart Hunter
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Prince George
B.C
Peg Stuarts
Shirley Richardson
Norman Shurwell
Mary McKean
Peg Stuart
Blaich
Miniota Museum News
Winnipeg
Pon Baragar
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Jim
Olly
Radio Southern
Olly Penner
Jim McSweeney