Weekend Visits Highlight Winnipeg Edmontons Guests
Ron Houck of Winnipeg stayed with his parents Mr and Mrs Elmer while Mrs George Willis and Scott from Edmonton spent two weeks at her parents home Mr and Mrs Roy Amy. Congratulations to Rodney and Mrs Lewis on birth of son at Hamiota Hospital Feb 16. Donald Bruce weighed 9 lb 1 1/2 oz. Ladies Club met Feb 13 at Mrs Louise Andrew home with 14 members and 1 visitor. Worship by Mrs Andrew and Mrs S Lewis. Mrs L Hazelwood demonstrated making roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Houck
Winnipeg
Elmer. Houck
George Willis
Scott
Edmonton
Roy
Amy
Rodney Lewis
Hamiota Hospital
Donald Bruce
Louise Andrew
Andrew
S. Lewis
L. Hazelwood
Bob Anderson
Carol Rivers
Leonard ‘Rivers
Gail Fields
Brandon College
W. F. Rivers
S. Wale
West Coast
Lloyd
Mensionspiel
S. Little
A. Lints
M. Knight
M. Murray
Cardale
Dot ™ McConnell
Hamiota
Eula Woods
June Nichols
Isabella
Marjory Mathison
Mildred Fraser
Bob Gammack
Brandon
Milford Foxton
Reggie
Russ Schweitzer
Claire Shoemaker
University of Manitoba
J. Shoemaker
U.C.W
Gerald Decker
Decker
J. Bailey
Russ Sunley
Bob Shivas
Bruce Knight
J. Mathison
C. Johnston
E. Gregory
E. Dixon
G. W. Lipscombe
Crandall
Ray Lints
C. Finlay
Shoal Lake
K. Mann
Beulah
H. Brooks
Hta
C. Johnson
E. Lints
Curling Club
Tom Stewart
E. Higgins
J. Anderson
Province planning service expands across communities
A government sponsored town and rural planning service has grown to 39 member communities with four more on a waiting list and eight reporting formal inquiries. Since 1960 it has produced base maps and zoning schemes while charging municipalities 20 cents per person yearly. The service employs 17 staff under chief planner David G. Henderson and aims to guide orderly development and attract industry and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurney Evans
Industry and Commerce
Lworth
Cabine
Evans
David G. Henderson
Regional Development Branch
Department of Industry and Commerce
Provincial Planning Service
Metropolitan Planning Commission
Thompson
Manitoba
Nickel
Canadian beekeepers number and honey production in 1961
In 1961 Canada had 11 660 beekeepers and honey production was about 34.5 million pounds.
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Canada
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Chumah
Vmcnaught
STORS
Rexall & Ard
RED Cross
CBC
Nciens
Committee ON Alcohol Education
Edmonton Street
Winnipeo 1
Foster
Kenton
Oakner
Oak River
McConnell
Lavinia
Harding
Hsus
Er Ene Kenton
Bright
Libby
CQIAN
CC. W. Jamieson & Son
Hamiots
Ford
Ford Tractor and Equipment Sales Company of Canada Limited
Ree A
McTavish Motors
Cardase
Hamiota Co-op
Ltd
Farm Finance
The
Farm Credit Corporation
Livestock Nutrition
Feed and Fertilizer Department
Federated Co-operatives Ltd
MacMillan Bloedel Ltd