Decker District News Highlights Local Visits and Births
Frank and Ellen Rosenberger return from a month in Australia and New Zealand with Ellen's niece Kim Bonner. Doug Mitchell dies in Brandon on January 16 with committal at Crandall Cemetery January 19. Irene and Angus attend a 70th birthday in Hartney for Mrs. Muriel McLenehan.
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Frank
Ellen Rosenberger
Australia
New Zealand
Ellen
Kim Bonner
Connie
Bill Plummer
Winnipeg
Doug Mitchell
Brandon
Crandall
Irene
Angus
Hartney
Muriel McLenehan
Decker
Muriel
Bob
Marjorie Brooks
Kimbly
Alberta
Heather
Mark
Jack
Noreen Rosenberger
Regina
Sherre
Murray McLenehan
Alsask
Angus Maynes
Murray
Jessie Wall
Brandon General Hospital
Ray Lints
Ruth Rockley
Arthur Knight
Bill Edwards
Kenton Legion
Mary Strachan
Ukrainian Christmas Celebrated at Crandall Hall
The Nykoliation family held a traditional Ukrainian Christmas gathering in Crandall Hall on January 3 and 4. Thirty six family members and twelve visitors attended the Saturday event featuring a speech on the meaning of twelve meatless dishes, a child’s grace, a self-serve supper, a talent program, carols, and gifts from Santa. Sunday brought a self-serve turkey dinner for forty six attendees, with children playing games and elders enjoying cards and crokinole.
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Crandall
Nykoliation
Crandall Hall
Jean
Angla Kohanchuk
Les Nykoliation
Ron Kohanchuk
KAP meeting debates farm policy issues
Delegates from 12 Manitoba districts and 14 agricultural member groups gathered for Keystone Agricultural Producers Inc 3rd annual meeting in Winnipeg January 14 16 1987 to review 57 policy resolutions on grain deficiency payments waste disposal and related issues. Guests included federal and provincial agriculture ministers and farm leaders. The gathering focused on farmer financial stress and policy tools such as credit and taxation while featuring a banquet and dance with CBC host Jim Rae.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Keystone Agricultural Producers Inc
KAP
EAP
John Wise
Bill Uruski
Linda MacNair
Manitoba Farm Womens
J.C. Gilson
Dept. of Ag. Economics
U. of Man
Walter E. Kroeker
Don Knoerr
Canadian Federation of Agriculture
CBC Radio
Jim Rae
China
King Family Orchestra
Warren
The
Business and style insights from the sixties mood shift
A reflective excerpt imagines a 1950s era economy with owner occupied homes and leasing as status, notes women in business gaining respect, and praises personal enterprise over corporate ascension. It hints at youth culture, sports cars, and a shift toward self expression in money making, forecasting a sixties mood return not in 1987.
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