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a and Mrs. Murray ‘Gibb, of lane renewed acquaintances uel sited relatives and friends at Munson and Drumheller last week. , _ —* Mr. and Mrs. M. Sorensen ‘no family are holidaying at Alberta Beach: Mr. and Mrs. Sinpot Macdonald , Miss. ‘LilMan V.'.,Baker, High are holidaying at Sylvan Lake and School teacher ‘from, ‘Hamilton, ‘other. “Alberta ‘Centres. ‘Ontario, accompanied by Mrs. Marjorie A. Bell, of Calgary, visl ted Drumheller..last week, carry ing out plans made last April to visit the’ Drumheller ‘Sadlands and the Museum.: Mrs. Don. Mc Veigh took the ladies to certain eee of the Badlands and, then Miss Baker’ spent ‘some time at the Museum. She was sealable with what she saw that she ‘coming back next year when she plans to make a” longer stay and explore the Badlands more thor oughly. ° Mr. and Mrs. G. Buterman are spending a vacation at the Pacific Coast. . * Mrs. W. Powell sk, of Midland vale, returned last week from a two months holiday with relatives and friends In Scotland and Eng land. Mrs. Powell centered her visit on Bothwellhaugh, Lanark shire. Mrs. A. W. Hubbel left today on a plane trip to Toronto, Ot tawa, the Muskoka summer resort district, and other parts of On tario. * Messrs. Robert Shapiro, Idwal Potter, Harry Gough and Harry Gough Jr., recently returned from a pleasant fishing trip at Fairs mont, B.C. An enjoyable social function was held recently at the home of Mrs. J. J. Cernak in the form of a stork shower honoring Mrs. Jack Stenhouse. pleasant evening was spent playing games. _ Gifts were presented in a giant diaper. Guests enjoying a buffet lunch in cluded: Mesdames R. Tava, R. Van Loo, F. Bruchal, A. Grauman, J. Guterson, F. Webster, T. Lesley, W. Wittchen. A gift was sent by Mrs. Wyman Badger. Mrs. Rudy Cernak and son Michael, of Nanton, are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Cernak. —w- Mrs. J. C. Bigelow and daugh ter Noreen spent the week-end in Calgary,where they met and visi ted with Miss Marian Bigelow, of Vancouver, B.C., a sister of Mr. Bigelow's. Cpl. and Mrs.. “John Nolan and family, of South Port, Ontario, are visiting relatives in the Drum hbeller Valley. Mrs. David (Clara) Halbert, of Shaunavon, Sask., and son, Ken Halbert, of “the R.C.A.F.,’ spent several days visiting with the for mer’s niece and father — Mrs. Ken Walker and Mr. R. T. Wish art. 7 “Hh A chartered bus“with some 45 members of the Calgary Garden Club arrived in Drumheller last Sunday and spent some time at the Drumheller Museum. They were very pleased with their visit to Museum. They were on their way to visit the Stettler Garden [Club. wr - Mr. and Mrs. K. G. Bryant (nee Linda Lewis) and sons, Kip and Kelly, of Everett, Wash, are visiting Mrs. Bryant's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Lewis. . w~ am Mr., and Mrs. Roland Winter, son Bryan and daughter Carol re turned Sunday from a vacation spent at Banff, Seattle and Vic toria. Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Cole returned Tuesday from Calgary where they were guests of their son and | | daughter-in-law, Mr. and = Mrs. |Ken Cole and family. ~a Mrs. Nora B. Maine and Mr. ‘H. David Linnen, of Calgary, were recent guests at the home of, Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Mac Cummon. Capt. W. Freeman Anderson, First R.C.H.A., and Mrs. Ander son, of Winnipeg, were recent guests at the home of the for mer’s parents, Mayor and Mrs. W. H. Anderson, en route to Vancou ver, where Capt. Anderson has been posted to the Pacific Com mand as a Personnel Officer. me Ft Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Paxon and family recently returned from a vacation spent in the Salmon Arm district of British Columbia. _— one Manager of the Van Store ‘ab Drumheller for the past three years, Mr. Al. Rotstein left Wed nesday, August 7th, for High Prairie, Alberta, where he will be associated with a men's wear store. Al. was an ‘active member of Drumheller Elks Lodge, and prominent in the realm of sport, ‘particularly as a member of the executive of the Drumheller Jun ior Football Club. * “Bingo Joe” Metcalf returned to Drumheller last Wednesday after a five-week sojourn in Vancouver, and is ready for another good run of Bingo sessions. “~ m . Mr. W. H. Burton and grandson, Cameron Sinclair, left recently for a holiday at Kelowna, B.C. _” mn Mr. Wallace Burton, of Victoria, B.C., spent a week in Drumheller visiting his father and renewing acquaintances with old friends. Volunteer teams for the Bingo session at the Sky-Lite Drive-In Theatre have been assigned the following dates: Wednesday, Aug ust 14th—Drumheller Athletic As sociation; Thursday, August 15th —Elks Lodge; Friday, August 16th —Little League Baseball; Satur day, August 17th—St. John Am bulance Brigade Girls’ . Cadet Corps. . wr Mr. and Mrs. Nick Bonaguro commenced their holiday by at tending a family reunion in Cal gary, Sunday, August 4th, when 20 family members (sons and daughters and their spouses) and 22 grandchildren assembled around Mrs. Bonaguro's mother, Mrs. Rose Brown of Hussar. An enjoyable picnic was held at St. George's 4 “Dr. and Mrs. A. Walker and family are spending an extended holiday on the Pacific Coast. Mr. and Mrs. Alistair Brown and family are holidaying in Mon tana and other parts of the North- West States. Four brothers of the Ferrey family are currently holding a re -union in Drumheller. The Ferreys came to Drumheller from Ghost Pine more than 30 years ago. Mr. Ed. Ferrey, of New York City, and Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Ferrey of Rocky Mountain House, Alberta, are guests at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. .Geoffrey Ferrey, and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ferrey. Mr. and Mrs. W. Waldron re turned recently from their vaca tion at Couer D'Alene and Gla cier National Park, as oe Mrs. M. Sibbald returned last week from a holiday spent with her sons and daughters-in-law and their families—Mr. and Mrs. Er nie Sibbald, of Alix, and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Sibbald, of Huxley.
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Drumheller Mail
Drumheller, Alberta, CA
Wed, Aug 14, 1957
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