Correction on Mrs Gardham leaving for the old country
The Arrow River column corrects last week’s note to say Mrs H Attwood is leaving for the old country. Local social items list visiting relatives in Virden Brandon and Winnipeg with many families holidaying in the district. A school concert led by R G Mitchell drew praise and white gifts were presented at the church on December 15.
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Gardham
Old Country
H. Attwood
J. Sutherland
Virden
Don Sutherland
P. Iles
Elkhorn
Reston
J. Wiggins
Brandon
M. O'Callaghan
Wallace O’ Callaghan
Santa Claus
Passing of Charles W. Lewis prominent Hamiota citizen
Charles Wesley Lewis aged 66 died Tuesday morning December 17 in Hamiota. He was born in the Chumah district, married Ida May Shier in 1914, and retired to Hamiota in 1956. He served as Crandall United Church trustee and longtime board member. Survived by his wife, two daughters, four sisters, a brother, three grandchildren and great grandchild. Funeral held at McConnell’s Funeral Home with interment at Crandall Cemetery.
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Charles Wesley Lewis
Hamiota
C. W. Lewis
Wesley Lewis
Winnipeg
W. Lewis
Chumah
Ida May Shier
Crandall
Lewis
Rev
K. Moffatt
Crandall Cemetary
Charles
Rodney
James Irwin
Jack Lewis
Keith Kirk
Christmas tree brings the season’s humor and faith
In a warm holiday column D M McCallum jokes about receiving cigarette gifts and describes the Christmas tree in his home. The piece blends humorous mishaps with reflections on the tree as a symbol of Christ’s birth and family unity during the season.
CKX-TV Channel 5 Program Schedule Fragment
Television guide shows a list of daily and holiday schedules for CKX-TV Channel 5 including Open House Doody Golden Age Players News Weather and various entertainment slots. The text lists times and program names across Sunday Monday Tuesday Thursday and Saturday entries with multiple inconsistencies and typos.
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Maggie
Ckx-Tv
Manitoba Game and Fish Banquet Yields Record Scores
At the Plumas annual banquet over 130 sportsmen attended in Anderson Hall. Harold Medd scored and rescored a head totaling 163 7 8 points, likely winning the Manitoba championship for 1957. Bill Love displayed a wide five point head with 23 3 8 inside measurement and 25 4 8 longest beam.
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Game and Fish Association
Sig Macks
John Single
Plumas Game and Fish Association
Anderson Hall
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