Local Happenings and Social News From Town
This week residents report snow during visits to Morden and Thornhill where two colts were acquired. The Ladies Curling Club had poor attendance due to harvesting with a rescheduled meeting set for November 27 at 7 30 p m in the rink and signups to be phoned to Mrs Russell Leland 562 3566. Several local residents attended a wedding in St Luke's Anglican Winnipeg on October 26 uniting Linda Leland and Robert Peters. Other notes include visitors Gilbert Wadham and Doug Horner, a Winnipeg trip by Tom Cole and birthday wishes to J McKinnon on October 27. Chris Ellerington returned from Birtle October 26 and Winnipeg October 29 for medical exams with family in attendance. Linda Leland and husband receive wedding wishes, and hunters P C Watts Fred Green and Bill Hall traveled to Cabrn Sask for grouse. Today November 1 the Wm Grant house moves to a new location and Mrs A B Thompsons house is en route from Beulah. Mr Alex Cannon accompanied his nephew to Winnipeg returning October 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Curling Club
Russell Leland
Wes Lelond
Russell Lelond
W. Mossop
Ed. Spalding
Kathy
St. Luke’s Anglican Church
Winnipeg
District Happenings From the Beulah and Uno Districts
Mr. Cooper collected 149.00 for the Children's Aid Society from Beulah and Uno districts. Judy Hookway and Barbara Doyle were home for the weekend. Mr. A. Barber returned from a three week holiday at Regina and Grenfell. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Cloake of Saskatoon visiting at the Cloake home. Lots of trick or treaters Thursday evening with no damage. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dickenson and family of Brandon visited Doug Leland Saturday. Mrs. Neil Campbell of Pinawa and children spending a week with her parents. Visitors at Les Leland's weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kirkpatrick and Susan and Mrs. Godbole of Brandon. Gary was the chauffeur. Mrs. BIG Mitchell underwent surgery in Hamiota hospital last Tuesday. Her condition is satisfactory. Mrs. Alf Geib is feeling fine and is home again with her family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Cooper
Children’s Aid Society
Beulah
Uno
Judy Hookway
Barbara Doyle
A. Barber
Regina
Grenfell
W. T. Cloake
Saskatoon
Cloake
Ray Dickenson
Brandon
Doug Lelands
Neil Campbell
Pinawa
Les Lelands
Bob Kirkpatrick
Susan
Godbole
Gary
Big Mitchell
Hamiota Hospital
Weekend visit spans two families across borders
Crandall Bob and Laurie Bell from Winnipeg visited the Garnet Johnston family over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Brian Crandall of Lake Traverse Ontario stayed much of the holiday with Brian's parents as he tried to help with the harvest, but it did not turn out as planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Laurie Bell
Winnipeg
Garnet Johnston
Brian Crandall
Lake Traverse
Ontario
Brian
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miniota Herald
Hamiota
Manitoba
United States
Post Office Department
Ottawa
Manitoba Weekly Newspaper Association
F. S. Venables Publisher
G. Field
Morden
Thornhill
Shetland
Gilbert Wadham
Mrs
Ed. Wadham
J. W. Horner
Doug Horners
Tom Cole
Flin Flon
J. McKinnon
Chris Ellerington
Birtle
Les Horner
Chris
Mrs. J. Stowe
Sharon) Ratte
Mr. J. Cuttin
Linda Leland
Geess
P. C. Watts
Fred Green
Bill Hall
Cabrn, Sask
Wm. Grant
A. B. Thompson
Alex Cannon
Perlmutter
Man
Denwal Pharmacy
McNaught’s
Rexall
Stone Oe
Vietnam
Paris
rAac
Flesont
Ewe
Arrow River
Alf Geib
Crandall
Hydro
Manitoba Hydro
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