Thanksgiving Weekend Visits Across Families
A Winnipeg extended family scene includes Mr and Mrs Nick Morris with son Noland Morris and Mr and Mrs Lawrence Palmer over Thanksgiving. Ed Miller and family from Alberta visit Jack and Wally Miller while relatives gather. Sympathy extends to the Breakey family of Shoal Lake on Pearl Breakey’s passing. Bob Hamilton, Kim and Donna Anderson join Winnipeg and Brandon relatives for the past week-long visit.
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Nick Morris
Lawrence Palmer
Noland Morris
Winnipeg
Ed Miller
Alberta
Jack
Wally Miller
Breakey
Pearl Breakey
Shoal Lake
Bob Hamilton
Kim
Donna Anderson
Brandon
Thanksgiving Weekend Visits and Family Gatherings Mentioned
Vista Te EN Aa district with their mother Mrs Rae Hamilton Mr and Mrs Ross Taylor and family of Brandon visited Thanksgiving weekend with Mr and Mrs Dick Baker Const Foster Armstrong of Vancouver BC was home for his grandmother s funeral and visited with Mr and Mrs Hugh Armstrong
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Rae Hamilton
Ross Taylor
Brandon
Dick Baker
Const
Foster Armstrong
Vancouver
B.C
Hugh Armstrong
Meeting set for Virden Progressive Conservative AGM
The Virden Progressive Conservative Association selects the Miniota Community Hall for its annual meeting on Wednesday October 30 at 8:00 PM. Agenda includes electing executive officers and seven delegates plus seven alternates to the Manitoba Progressive Conservative Party annual meeting in Brandon on November 28 and 29.
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Miniota
Virden Progressive Conservative Association
Manitoba Progressive Conservative Party
Brandon
Diverter Installed for Rossburn RCMP Calls
The Rossburn RCMP announces a Call Diverter that transfers calls to Brandon RCMP if the Rossburn office is unattended. Voi ce prompts notify callers to stay on the line as the Brandon detachment relays information to Rossburn, with the transfer occurring within a minute at no cost.
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R.C.M.P
Rossburn
Brandon
Brandon R.C.M.P
Rossburn Detachment
Clocks Set Back as Standard Time Returns in Manitoba
Manitoba clocks return to standard time on Sunday October 27 under the Official Time Act of 1967. Daylight saving runs from the last Sunday in April for six months. At 3:00 A.M. clocks fall back to 2:00 A.M. to end daylight saving.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
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Kraft Parkay Soft
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Tony Sawchuk
Steve Chuhai
Colleen Cloud
Linda Koloski
Stanley Kombhyr
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