Researchers Sweep Bowling Schedule With Record Total
The Researchers roll to a 1518 team total in the fifth draw, led by Adv. Mreily's 306 246 and 224 as they beat the Erasers. Readers tie for third after a second victory, Squares drop to a second straight defeat by the Registers, and Miss Cameron’s quirky technique hurts the Rulers. Individual honors go to Mr. Krelaty Miss Ostrowski and Miss Kapetz. Basaraba showcases a rare pace change and a near miss with a ball between pins. she also earns honorable mention for the lowest three-game total while Cameron posts the evening's lowest single game. Final standings to appear next issue.
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Suxoutus
Welewachers
Adv
Mreily
Basaraba
Mrs. Basaraba
Cameron
Dillin and Miller Birth Announcements from Manitoba Hospitals
Three birth notices from Roblin Dawson Creek and Brandon General Hospital announce daughters Gail Noreen Heather Ann and son Douglas Robert born to Dillin Miller and Lawrie families. Parents Ruth Vera Robt J Miller Robt Lawrie welcomed their new arrivals in late April and early May.
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Dillin
Harold Dillin
Vera Sawyer
Roblin Hospital
Gail Noreen
Lawrie
Robt. Lawrie
Forest
Man
Brandon General Hospital
Douglas Robert
Affiliated With WMS Holds May 3 Affiliation Service
On Thursday evening May 3 the C.GLT united with the WMLS in an affiliation service. Jean Miller Arlene Currey Joy Charles Muriel Robertson and Miss R Cameron took part in the candle lighting ceremony. Mrs L Mitchell was WMLS representative. Adele Maslove sang solo Catherine Hill and Muriel Robertson performed a duet. The event included a chorus no titles Follow the Gleam and a dialogue followed by a sing song. A luncheon for mothers and WMS members was served. C.GLT president Dessie Cranwell chaired the meeting with about thirty five girls and mothers present. Reporter Betty Bogle.
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C.g.lt
W.mls
Jean Miller
Arlene Currey
Joy Charles
Muriel Robertson
R. Cameron
L. Mitchell
W.ml S
Adele Maslove
Catherine Hill
WMS
Dessie Cranwell
Mrs. R. Boyce Still Active in Musical Circles
Kamloops pupils won two trophies and two firsts at the Kamloops musical festival under Mrs Catherine Boyce and Mrs P M Law. Larry Kalloch won boys solo while Barbara King took spoken poetry. senior chorus and junior chorus classes also won top honors. Fifty in all traveled by chartered bus and camped at auto courts. Mrs Boyce previously taught at Deepdale.
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Kamloops
Roe Lake-Bridge Lake
Catherine Boyce
P. M. Law
Larry Kalloch
Barbara King
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Optometrist
Pas & Flin Flon
Winnipeg Optical Company
2Nd Fleet
Birks
Smith St. Entrance
Winnipeg
C. M. Bingham
Roblin
iPhone
E. McIntyre
A. Romanyk
L. R. Waters
W R. Scott
N.G. RS
Harvey's
Bill
Sterk Bulletin
Togo
COLT
Betty Bogle
Canada
Massey-Marris Canadian
Farm Products Index OF Canadian Farm Products
Toel
R. Boyce
Shell River
M. V. Beaven
Sec-Treas
Delco-Remy
Delco Remy
Massey-Harris
Dominion Bureau of Statistice
Massey-Harris Company
Havoline
Okl
Spaco Aol
McColl-Frontenes Oil Company Limited
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