Local Happenings and Vacation News from Community Ties
Congratulations to Miss Diane Williams for a one hundred dollar bursary at the University of Manitoba. August and August travel notes fill the week with visits to Kelowna Vancouver Victoria and Alberta. Harvest operations begin as swathing starts. Newlyweds Jeff Baxter Barbara Craig wed August 16 at Miniota United Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Williams
University of Manitoba
Mrs. C. Williams
David
Winnipeg
Barbara Craig
Jeff Baxter
Miniota United Church
Golden Age Group Meeting Held at Isabella Grounds
Isabella hosts August 20 gathering of 28 Golden Age Group members from Park Residence Hamiota with 3 visitors and U C W members. Gifts given to birthday celebrants and departing members. Miss Heise entertainment. flower and naming contests won by local residents. Next meeting set for Miniota on September 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella
Barnes
Bardwell
Gunson
Park
Hamiota
A. Irvine
Rew
Kayes
Birtle-Miniota
Russell Heise
Mystery Friends
Percy Watts
W. Tennant
L. Leland
Mr. Heise
Sandra Heise
Carolyn Heise
Patricia Campbell
L. Stevenson
Sparks
Finkbeiner
District Happenings in Crandall Travel Tales and Visits
Crandall residents report a busy period with Mrs Zubrecki of Calgary visiting with her children Tracy and Michelle and grandparents Cliff and Mrs Lyng. Elayna Shier stayed two weeks with aunt Erm ina Shier at Lake Minnedosa. Claude Dickey hosted family from Winnipeg and The Pas. Jim Beer Sr returned from the West with travel stories. Stuart Johnson made a quick Crandall visit before a Bermuda trip with Isabella Miniota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zubrecki
Calgary
Tracy
Michelle
Cliff Lyng
Elayna Shier
Ermina Shier
Lake Minnedosa
Claude Dickey
Winipeg
Pas
Jim Beer Senior
Stuart Johnson
Crandall
Isabella
Miniota
Bermuda
Weekend Visitors Thrive Across Canada and Ontario
Isabella and Mrs. R. J. Adams of Winnipeg visited with the Heise families in Garmsley Ontario and with Mrs. J. T. Finkbeiner in Fort Churchill. The Heise clan hosted the Golden Age group in sunny warm weather at their home Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelownia
B.C
A. C. Hill
Les Adams
Winnipeg
R. J. Adams
Russell Heise
David Heise
Lucille
Shirley
Garmsley
Ontario
R. E. Heise
Arrow River Visitors and Local Affairs Note
Arrow River and area residents visit relatives across Manitoba and Saskatchewan. Winnipeg families join at Littlejohns in Arrow River while others travel to Edmonton and Clear Lake for weddings and holidays. The Arrow River U C W reports 6.75 dollars and 8 dollars in memoriam gifts to The Coffee House at Clear Lake. Margaret Leland returns from a four week Newfoundland tour and attends a Manitoba Teachers Society Seminar in Brandon before resuming teaching in Churchill in September. Families from Brandon and Pinawa visit Leland home with Thora Page Rene Page Kathy Doyle Dale Page and Marianne de Hoog among guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leckie Wiggins
Winnipeg
Robert Charlton
Shilo
Norma Wiggins
Lyle Littlejohn
Littlejohn
Harry Gardham
Laurie
Edmonton
Francis Watters
Linda
Clear Lake
Arrow’ River U.C.W
Margaret Leland
Newfoundland
Maritimes
Canada
Margaret
Manitoba Teachers Society
Brandon
Churchill
Ray Dickenson
Neil Campbell
Pinawa
Doug Leland
Les Leland
Thora Page
Rene Page
Kathy Doyle
Dale Page
Marianne de Hoog
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maniota
Hamieta
Manitoba
United States
Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Association
F. S. Venables Publisher
Hugh Walker
U.S.A
Mrs. A. McKean
West Coast
Vancouver
Victoria
Robert
Rene
Alberta
Mr. J. Cook
Birtle Hospital
Loyd Duxbury
Jack Fraser
British Columbia
Draper
Empee
Boissevain
Jim Forsyth
Rev. and
Mrs. Newton
Matt Posthumus
George Amigell
Lake Cottage
Chas Hill
Holy Trinity Anglican
Crandall United Church
Rev. V. Bowins
Perlmutter
Das
Man
Comic Stelegram Syndicate
Syd Finkbeiner
Jim
North Vancouver
Lyle Rockwell
Fort Churchill
J. T. Finkbeiner
Arrow River
Russell
Hilroy Refill Books
Denwal Pharmacy Hamiota Limited
Rexall
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