District Happenings and Weekend Visits Across Manitoba
Local notes recount numerous visits and holidays among families in Oak River Souris Brandon and area. Residents from Burlington The Pas Terrace Red Deer Calgary Winnipeg and Saskatoon share trips to see relatives and attend weddings and birthday gatherings.
Localvisitors from Schell Taber and Brandon
Oak River Mr and Mrs Paul Toynbee of Schell British Columbia visited with the latters parents Mr and Mrs Howard Paddock Jennifer Robinson of Taber Alberta was holidaying with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Elgin Hyndman Mr and Mrs Harry Wills of Brandon visited at the family home in Brandon during the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Kirkpatrick
Janette Adams
Oak River
Linda Davidson
Richard Scott
Brandon
Bud McKague
Dick Whyte
Edmonton
Heather
Isabel
Jake Julyan
Frank McPhaden
Elgin Hyndman
Myrtle White
Paul Toynbee
Schell
B.C
Howard Paddock
Jennifer Robinson
Taber
Alberta
Harry Wills
Social Visitors Attend Saskatchewan Horse Races
Cardale and Mrs Bill Greenaway with Mr and Mrs Morley Cullen of Glenboro travelled to Saskatoon for the horse races. Harry Mangham and his Winnipeg family visited over the long weekend with Kathleen Campbell and Clara McTavish. Mrs Joe Telford of Winnipeg visited her mother Mrs Annie English and sister Mrs Marguerite Waddell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenaway
Swan River
Doug Gourlay
Gerald Gourlay
Doug Johannson
Rivers
Evy Peart
Clarence Bender
Millie McCormick
Jack Allan
Brandon
George Crighton
Portage la Prairie
Leila Wells
Graydon Cumming
Strathclair
Parkland Bottle Collectors Society
Marguerite Waddell
Winnipeg
Kathleen Campbell
Jean Dennison
Newdale
Marguerite
Jean
Lord Selkirk
Walter Graham
Doug Sage
Sarah Phillips
Wayne Phillips
Alexander
Cecil Trott
Basswood
Mabel Westbrook
Bonnie Longmuir
Elevator Helpers
Dean McConnell
Murray Newton
Shorty Phillips
Don Phillips
Sara
Dick Dyer
Scott
Glen Tait
Jeffery
Bill Greenaway
Morley Cullen
Glenboro
Saskatoon
Harry Mangham
Son
Clara McTavish
Joe Telford
Annie English
Bill
Manitoba Bus Fare Increase Sought by Highway Transport Board
The Highway Transport Board’s Passenger Traffic Section invites representations on a proposal to raise bus fares in Manitoba from 0.0475 to 0.0500 cents per mile with a new minimum of 75 cents. Local interline rates may rise about 15 percent plus a 25 cent collect fee. shipments limited to five pieces. Filing deadline 4 30 p.m. September 16 1977. R E Leech Secretary.
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