Ladies Auxiliary Branch 75 Honours Banquet Recipients Named
The Ladies Auxiliary and Branch 75 held their annual honours and awards banquet on Friday February 18. District Commanders Kathy Wiebe and Harry Bray attended along with members. awards were presented by Auxiliary president Mary Sclater and Commander Bray. Service pins ranged from five to 55 years for multiple members, with life memberships going to John Common Ron Radford and Jack Hart. The evening featured music by Ken and Jean Young and Kristen Scott. correction issued for secretary Abby Murray as convention delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Wiebe
Harry Bray
Chicken Jack’s Family
Mary Sclater
Bray
Legion Ladies
Sheila Smith
Mary Edwards
Eleanor Madden
Mary Hastings
Dorothy Irvine
Legion
Abby Murray
Elizabeth McLellen
David Cluney
Bud Barrett
Richard Homibrook
John Christiansen
Alex Veitch
Ron Radford
D. W. Wooldridge
John Wiebe
Glen Wright
Jim Ashton
Joe Plaseski
Lloyd Dyer
Jim Clark
Ken Dawson
Jack Lobb
John Brett
Ken Young
Nick Kamula
Daryll Common
Branch 75
John Common
Jack Hart
Royal Canadian Legion
Kristen Scott
Ken
Jean Young
Grant Murray
Tri Town Atoms Clinch Provincials Victory Over Shoal Lake Strathclair
Tri Town Atoms advance to provincials after a 6-1 victory in game three in Cardale to clinch the best of three series 2-1. They face Grand Plains Teuton and Gillam in Snow Lake March 3 5 with coaches Ritchie Peters Ryan Whelpton and Bryan Smith and players Cam Anderson Justin Black Blair Fortune Trent Gill Kyle Greasley Eric Hillis Dale Jerome Brayden Johnston William McFadden Drew Rod Peters Marty Ramsey Carson Smith Darren Whelpton Jarred Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Smith
Tri-Town Atoms
Shoal Lake
Strathclair
Cardale
Tri-Town
Snow Lake
Grand Plains
Teuton
Gillam
Carberry
Cam Anderson
Justin Black
Blair Fortune
Trent Gill
Kyle Greasley
Eric Hillis
Dale Jerome
Brayden Johnston
William McFadden
Drew
Rod
Scott Peters
Marty Ramsey
Carson Smith
Darren Whelpton
Jarred Wood
Ritchie Peters
Ryan Whelpton
Rivers loses another business service
Tempo Place Emporium announces the closure of its full-service retail postal outlet in Rivers effective February 28 due to low demand. The outlet operated 120 hours weekly for ten years, and Tempo expresses disappointment while promising to continue offering other needed services.
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Keith Lamb
Tempo Place Emporium
Rivers
Canada Post
Tempo