Main Street Project approved for Minnedosa town centre
Municipal Affairs Minister Andy Anstett announced funding for Minnedosa Main Street upgrading with a total project cost of 209,060. The province pays two thirds, with 100,230 from Municipal Affairs and 19,500 from participating businesses. The plan includes new sign, ornamental lighting, sidewalk repairs, civic centre facelift, trees, a memorial cairn, storefront renovations, and wheelchair access. 85 percent of eligible businesses are taking part.
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Winnipeg
Andy Anstett
Manitoba
Minnedosa
Anstett
Come and Go Tea Honors Susie Gould in Brandon
Kathleen Campbell attended a Come and Go Tea in Brandon for Susie Gould’s 80th birthday. She spent the weekend with her brother and sister-in-law Pete and Gwen McTavish. George and Myrtle Crighton with Mabel Westbrook and Millie McCormick attended a Bottle Club flea market in Brandon on Sunday. Millie Visited Jack and Beatrice Allen. Dorothy Ferrell time in Winnipeg with family. Campbell Ferrell and Westbrook visited Hamiota on Tuesday September 24.
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Kathleen Campbell
Brandon
Susie Gould
Pete
Gwen McTavish
George
Myrtle Crighton
Mabel Westbrook
Millie McCormick
Bottle Club
Millie
Lawrence Anniversary Celebrated in Crandall Hall
Lena and Ivan Lawrence marked their 40th wedding anniversary with a Saturday evening celebration in Crandall Hall. Attendees included oversite visitors Mae and Francis Watters, Nankivell family members from Kisby and Minto, and Bill Jennnings group from Winnipeg. A Sunday visit to V.N. Lockhart’s home by Orville and Vi Maley is noted, and sympathy is extended to the Bill Morgan family on his sudden death September 24.
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Lena
Ivan Lawrence
Crandall Hall
Mae
Francis Watters
Cliff
Joanne
Claudia Nankivell
Lawrence
Phylis Nankivell
Kisby
Michelle Nankivell
Minto
Bill
Betty Jennings
Winnipeg
Orville
Vi Maley
Onandle
V.N. Lockhart
Raymond
Bertha Street
Jim Mitchell
Bill Morgan
Neighborly News Editorial on Modern Journalism
A continued editorial argues the weekly paper should be required reading for journalism students. It praises the role of local papers in reporting subscribers intimate life details while meeting readers curiosity about neighbors activities.
Canadian Debt Echoes Through Print Amid Fiscal Warnings
The piece rails against a here-today gone-tomorrow money mindset and warns Canada faces record indebtedness. It notes looming borrowing, potential higher interest rates, and a return to bankruptcy as a feared possibility, while hinting at U.S. parallels. Chickens could arrive next year signaling costs rising.
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U.S
Local gossip details and mixed crime notes from page fragment
The fragment references Jack Matheson and Emanuel Tolbert facing assault and indecency charges, Lew Walker awaiting court dates, and TV talk noting NFL Tony on CBS and Phyllis George’s career opinion, all portrayed in dated, loose commentary on personalities and media.
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Emanuel Tolbert
Tolbert
Lew Walker
CBS
Phyllis George
Phyllis
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Saskatchewan
Cardale District News
Oak River
Jack and
Beatrice Allen
Dorothy Ferrell
Hamiota
Arrow River News
Ivy Lockhart
Crandall
Jack Matheson
Income Tax, Estates & Accounting Services
Harvest
Knight Accounting Service
He Manitoba Jobs Fund
Technology
Nuakws Road
Eugene Kostyra
Manitoba Jobs Fund
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