Local Happenings In Grandview and Beyond
The A C Hills spent time in Grandview caring for grandchildren while their daughter was in Winnipeg for a medical appointment. Mr and Mrs Hill returned home on Sunday. Mr Erik Harlin is in hospital with pneumonia. Best wishes for a speedy recovery circulate. Irene Horner is confined to the house with a cold. The Bob McKean family visits Bob's parents in town. Bob spent years in Germany with the Air Force. Mr P C Watts went to Ester hazy and brought his wife and Mrs Clarke home again. Mr J Hanlin returned home from Virden Hospital and is improving. The Floyd Sheene family moves into the Rowan Ave. house next to the Douglas home. Mr and Mrs Plaetinck have moved to the Oliver house. Visiting Mr and Mrs R Clark are his son and family from Yellowknife N W T.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Hills
Grandview
Winnipeg
Mrs. Hill
Erik Harlin
Bob McKean
Bob
Mrs
A. McKean
Germany
Air Force
P.C. Watts
Esterhazy
Mrs. Clarke
J. Hanlin
Virden Hospital
Floyd Sheene
Our Town
Rowan Ave
Douglas
Mrs. Plaetinck
Oliver
Oddfellows Meet with Records and Music in Arrow River
Arrow River Parkisimo Lodge held an evening of records and music at the Arrow River Community Hall on Friday April 18. Eight tables played whist, with lunch and social time to follow. Winners included Mrs Earl Miller for Ladies high and Mr Earl Miller for Men high. Final standings in Parkissomo Hockey League had Lenore 11 points earning the Shield, Elkhorn 9, Decker and Hamiota tied at 8, and Tom Thumb 12 and under.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrow River
Parkissimo Lodge
Earl Miller
O. Blaich
John Reeves
Park
W I Meeting at Mrs Finkbeiner’s Home in Isabella
The W I met at Mrs J T Finkbeiner’s home on Wednesday April 30 with twelve members present. Mrs J Coxworth presided and roll call was a four line rhyme on How to be a better citizen. Mrs Teasdale’s thought for the day Tomorrow. Mrs R Doran spoke of a birthday for Mrs H P Wagner’s 100th birthday, a charter member of Stoney Creek Women’s Institute. Others shared CAC paints notes, Hospital Aid report, bake sale promises, and lunch arrangements for the W I Provincial Convention in Winnipeg. Mrs R E Heise and Mrs Alan Clark named delegates. Meeting adjourned with a Safety program by Mrs Ray Still and a safety contest. Lunch hosts were Mrs A Norrie and Mrs J T Finkbeiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella
W. I
J. T. Finkbeiner
J. Coxworth
District Happenings include hospital notes and obituaries
Miss Kathy Bonner remains in Virden hospital recovering. Maureen Leland returns home after second year at Brandon University. N E Lockhart and Vernon attended Gordon Hill’s funeral in Lenore on May 1. Bob Mitchell’s mother is a patient at Brandon General Hospital. May 2 visits by Mr and Mrs Murdock Dulcott and Jessie Elliott en route to Yorkton. A Nor rie family member, Mrs A Thompson, died May 1 in Brandon Hospital. funeral held May 3 with burial in Hamiota. T2 Annual CGIT Mother and Daughter banquet April 28 in Community Centre. 16 mothers and daughters attended. Rev. Jack and Mrs. Wield guests. Dianne Harrison led toast. U C W catered. program included piano and vocal solos, duets, trios, skits, trumpet and bagpipe pieces. lanyards presented to senior members. closing tags Taps and Mizpah Benediction. Weekend visitors to R E Heise home were Lawrence Heise and family and Ed Zackarias of Winnipeg. Sympathy to Art Heise family on aunt Mrs M Dark’s death of Portage. funeral May 3 in Portage. Frank Reid’s grain bin struck by lightning in first spring storm. fire extinguished with little damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maureen Leland
Brandon
N. E. Lockhart
Vernon
Gordon Hill
Lenore
Bob Mitchell
Brandon General Hospital
Murdock Dulcott
Jessie Elliott
Tennant
Yorkton Saskatchewan
C.G.I.T
Moray
Jack
Wield
Dianne Harrison
Doug Harrison
U.C.W
G. Campbell
R. Clark
Art Heise
Crandall Families Return After Winter in Canada
Crandall residents Carolyn White and her children Bradley and Doreen stayed with Mr. and Mrs. R. O Conner and Mr. and Mrs. White at Pope before returning to Port Arthur. Malcom Hall of Crandall works for the Department of Highways at Virden. Mrs. J Lawson returned from Wa Wa Ontario after attending her granddaughter’s wedding. Garnet Johnston and his wife returned home after a winter in Brandon. Dallas Smith and family likewise came back from the U S A and express happiness to be back in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn White
Bradley
Doreen
R. O’conner
Mrs. White
Pope
Port Arthur
Malcom Hall
Crandall
Department of Highways
Virden
J. Lawson
Ontario
Garnet Johnston
Brandon
Dallas Smith
U.S.A
Canada
Local Visitors and Hospital Stay Mentioned in Brandon Notes
Isabella and Benny Coupe of Brandon visited with sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Dave Heise and family. Mrs Bob Stewart was hospitalized in Birtle Hospital for a few days. Mr C Reeves of Elgin visited son Gerald and family, and Mrs Archie Norrie and...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny Coupe
Brandon
Dave Heise
Bob Stewart
Birtle Hospital
C. Reeves
Elgin
Gerald
Archie Norrie
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Maniota
Hamiota
Manitoba
United States
Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Association
F. S. Venables Publisher
Irene Horner
Holy Trinity Anglican
United Church OF Canada
Jack Nield
Beulah
Miniota
Perlmutter
Hamiota, Man
Oddfellows Meet
W.I. Meet
R. E. Heise
Allan Clark
Ray
A. Norrie
J. T Finkbeiner
Union Nationale Leadership Convention Headquarters
ATS
Kathy Bonner
Kathy
R.E. Heise
Lawrence Heise
Ed Zackarias
Frank Reid
Legion
R. School
J. D. Rollo
Sec
Edwin J. Spalding
Denwal Pharmacy
Rexall Super
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