Visitors and neighbors stop in at local homes
Shellmouth and Winnipeg visitors gather at the Busch and Clunas homes. Saskatchewan Saskatoon visitors Wag ner and family spend time with the Clunas. Vancouver guests McKenzie and McKen ie visit Busch and Wag ner family travel to Winnipeg. Other guests include Thompson family from Winnipeg and Whyte Fields from McCreary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binscarth
Foxwarren
L. Thompson
Winnipeg
A. Johnson
E. Russin
Haas
Rey McKenie
Vancouver
A.G. Busch
J. Watson
Rudy Nerbas
Chiliwack
J. Nerbas
R. Whyte
P. Fields
McCreary
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