Weekend visits and back to school notes in community
Crandall Glenn Doupe returns from Winnipeg to spend a weekend with Stan and Vel Doupe. Neil comes from Saskatoon for the long weekend. Mac Doupe and Gordie Lee attend hockey school in Melville. Oak Lake visitors Ron and Sheila Batho with daughters greet Darlene and Doug Long. Local people Linda Kyle Edmonton Pat Kyle and Mrs Hazlewood Brandon visit. Penny Long enrolled at Brandon University, Lynda Leigh Long and Courtney Rudd start nursery school. Helen and Ken Nelson Transcona visit Lawrences for two weeks. Mrs Wynn Barnswell Victoria BC and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cornish Rapid City visit. Church services resumed last week after Rev. T. Delgaty illness. he is recovering.
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Glenn Doupe
Winnipeg
Stan
Vel Doupe
Neil
Saskatoon
Mac Doupe
Gordie Lee
Melville
Saskatchewan
Ron
Sheila Batho
Oak Lake
Darlene
Doug Long
Rudd
Linda
Pat Kyle
Edmonton
Hazlewood
Raymond
Brandon
Penny Long
Brandon University
Lynda Leigh Long
Courtney Rudd
Penny
Helen
Ken Nelson
Transcona
Lawrences
Wynn Barns
Isabella News Briefs and Field Work Pace
Warm week keeps areas busy in fields with harvest nearing completion. Winnipeg visitors Anna Adams and Arla Heise travel from Regina and return to study, while Dauphin and Winnipeg residents call on locals. Renews include Randy Still enrolling in accounting. children return to kindergarten and Grade 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Adams
Winnipeg
Isabella
Regina
Eric Irwin
Dauphin
Lloyd Irwin
David
Bill Kendall
J. E. Finkbeiner
Kendall
Arla Heise
University of Manitoba
Randy Still
Red River Community College
Lucinda Still
Darryl Clark
Leslie Sutherland
Manitoba Forms Industrial Benefits Group for Mega Projects
Premier Sterling Lyon announced the Manitoba Industrial Benefits Group to maximize local benefits from major projects including a potash mine, aluminum smelter, and western power grid with an estimated $3 billion in investment. The group will notify the public and help Manitoba suppliers participate, boosting jobs and purchasing power. The plan aims at balanced growth across sectors and opportunities for all Manitobans while inviting national involvement when local capacity falls short. Canada Alberta Energy Agreement follows, urging a broader federal provincial strategy and noting the COSP grants up to $800 to switch from oil heating to gas or other energy sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Lyon
Alberta
Manitoba
Canada Oil Substitution Program
COSP
Visit Notes Show Canadian and U.S. Visitors Across Provinces
The record lists numerous visitors and travel among families in Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and Iowa. Names include Jack Rowan Margaret Frazer Pickering Scott and W Elliot with relatives in Brandon Gypsumville Roblin and Winnipeg. Dates reference Friday last and Thursday September 10th with therapy in Brandon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Rowan
Toronto
Ontario
Margaret Frazer
Pickering Scott
Council Bluffs
Iowa
U.S.A
Jack Frazer
Assiniboine Centre
Brandon
Donna
David Penner
Cochrane
Alberta
Nellie
George Lees
Wilkie
Saskatchewan
W. Elliot
Rose Finkbeiner
June Reid
Gypsumville
Manitoba
Jos. Spencer
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Crandall
B. R
Bob Ross
Bradwardine
Parkissimo Lodge
R. Finkbeiner
Peg Clarke
Mabel Schmaus
Merle Hill
Chas
Amra Jamieson
Roblin
Whyte
Craig Whyte
Kenton
Genung Electric
S&s
Robert Genung Hamiota
Man
Mmaurice Genung Dak River
Autopac Adjustor
Hamiota
Ken Kane
Aerial Spray Ltd
Minnedosa
John Bodie
Portage la Prairie
Portage Mobile
POLAR
Polar Window
Manitoba Hydro
Hydro
Dave
Charlotte Collins
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