Vaudey Stauffer Quiet Easter Monday Wedding
The Knox United Church manse hosted a quiet wedding on April 7 at 4 p.m. between Marjorie Della Stauffer and Rolland Joseph Vaudry with Rev. J. M. Taylor officiating. The couple will reside in Roblin Manitoba after a reception for 60 guests. Out-of-town attendees included Mrs. Henry Vaudry of St Lazare and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Watson of Dauphin.
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Knox United Church
Marjorie Della
Earl Stauffer
Roblin
Man
Rolland Joseph Vaudry
Henry Vaudry
St Lazare
J. M. Taylor
Wm. Doole
Harold Watson
Patsy
Dauphin
Kamsack News Notes and Local Updates
Mrs. L Lindsay visited Kamsack Monday and Mrs. G M Stewart with son Ronald were guests last week. Thrice congratulations to Mulroy family on three new babies. Patrick Sloan dies on Main Street from a heart attack. Collegiate Players visit Togo April 25 under Homemakers auspices with dance and lunch to follow.
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L. Lindsay
Kamsack
Stanley King
Regina
Darcy Jones
Edmonton
G. M. Stewart
Ronald
Mulroy
David Weber Sr
Weber
Saskatoon
G. P. Baker
Wilson
Binscarth
Man
Togo
Togo High School Defeats Kamsack Collegiate in Close Contest
Togo High School topped Kamsack Collegiate 18 to 12 in a Tuesday April 8 basketball game on the Togo court. Delores Staub led the winners with three baskets while Shirley Roush Grace Enright Joan Eddy and Maxine King each scored four points for the visitors and home team respectively.
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Kamsack
Togo
Tertainment
Delores Staub
Shirley Roush
Grace Enright
Joan Eddy
Maxine King
Roblin District News Notes Easter Visits and Bereavement
Byce visited Roblin on Saturday while Mrs Laurences Maguire came in on business last week. Jack Davis and Ernest Johnston spent Easter holidays in Roblin with friends. The community extends sympathy to the Comrie family on the passing of Mrs Comrie at 5 am Saturday April 12.
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Byce
Roblin
Laurences Maguire
Jack Davis
Ernest Johnston
Comrie
Local Notes On Residents Movement And Bereavement
Mrs McVey and children left for Grandview Friday. Edith Rogers of Brandon visits at her home. Helen Large returns to Tucson after visiting her mother. Mrs J Beattie and Clifford return from the city Saturday. Gordon Pound visits Dauphin, returning Saturday. Mr Chas Simpson officiates at Paddy Sloan service in Togo Tuesday. Mrs Evans and Miss Tibbats return home Monday. J Curtis returns from Neepawa after wintering there. Mrs Curtis and children expected Thursday. Community offers sympathy to Mr and Mrs G Van Drecht on the death of son Ger-
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McVey
Grandview
Edith Rogers
Brandon
Helen Large
Tucson
J. Beattie
Clifford
Gordon Pound
Dauphin
Chas. Simpson
Paddy Sloan
Togo
R. Evans
Miss Tibbatts
J. Curtis
Neepawa
Classifieds in The Review Deliver Real Results
The Review announces strong outcomes from its classified section with readers finding results across jobs, real estate, and services. Local buyers and sellers report quick connections and successful exchanges.
Local Notes In Roblin And Grand Narrows
Miss Eileen Radford takes a position in Roblin while Allan McMurray and George Radford visit Togo and Roblin respectively during Easter. Mrs H Burrell visits with Mrs R Framingham at Roblin. Deep regret is voiced at the death of Mr Paddy Sloan, a pioneer of the Grand Narrows district long known in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Radford
Roblin
Allan McMurray
Togo
H. Burrell
R. Framingham
George Radford
Paddy Sloan
Sloan
Grand Narrows
Mrs Macaulay's Winnipeg Visit and Local Notices
Mrs A J Macaulay visits her daughter in Winnipeg as snow melts. Nellie Cockerill visits Miss Mead over Easter, once a Merridale teacher. Bert and Mrs Cockerill return to Merridale after winter in B C and visit former neighbors the Ivens. Mrs Woodhouse dies on Good Friday. husband died ten years ago. Sympathy sent to son and daughter in Brandon.
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A. J. Macaulay
Winnipeg
Nellie Cockerill
Miss Mead
Merridale
Bert Cockerill
B.C
Joe Ivens
Easter Gatherings And Local Moves In Deepdale
Milne Falconer visited Dauphin on Monday. Miss Mabel Ayer leaves for Dauphin to teach. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Saunders and Bill Henderson back in town. Mrs. E Lomax returned from Dauphin. Gladys Lester spent Easter with grandparents. A friends’ gathering at the Phillips home marked Easter and Mrs. Phillips’ birthday. Four party members will have birthdays in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milne Falconer
Dauphin
Steve Phillips
Mabel Ayer
Lioyd Saunders
Bill Henderson
E. Lomax
Gladys Lester
A. J. Allan
Mrs.s. Phillips
Inglis Community News Highlights Easter Visits and School Reopenings
Miss Beth Breckenridge spent Easter with her parents while Rev and Mrs K K Hill vacationed in Waconia Minnesota with relatives. Teachers returned from holidays to begin duties on April 14. Mrs B Richardson appointed delegate to Women's Institutes convention in Winnipeg. Local mail carrier Wm Mench resumed tri weekly Russell trips after road issues.
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Beth Breckenridge
A. Werschler
Rochester
Margaret Gillies
Cracknell
Doris Bryant
Dauphin
Wm. Mench
Russell
Mrs McDuffe's 70th Birthday Celebrated in Kamsack
On Tuesday March 11 Mrs McDuffe turned 70 and received many congratulatory calls. Her daughter in law Mrs Fred McDuffe Roblin stayed with her. A surprise party hosted by friends ended the day with games and prizes including a black onyx ring and a plastic umbrella.
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Kamsack
Card of Thanks to Friends for Sympathy and Flowers
To all our friends and neighbors who showed sympathy during our son Jerry's illness and death and for the beautiful floral tributes we express our sincere gratitude. Mr. and Mrs. G. Van Drecht and family of Makaroff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry
G. van Drecht
Makaroff
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