Weekend Visitors and Local Notices Roundup
Rossend and Winnipeg guests gathered at the Forzley home with Betty and Abe Forzley and Miss Sarah Chaddad. Visits from Saltcoats and Winnipeg, fishing trips to Dauphin River, wedding attendance in Portage, and local family gatherings are noted among area residents including the Nicolls, Watsons, Tremblays and Frizzleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
Abe Forzley
Sarah Chaddad
Winnipeg
Forzley
McCallum
Saltcoats
Sask
Forzleys
John Watson
Darcy
Charle Watson
Rodney
Perchak
Harvey Watson
Jeff
Dauphin River
John Nicoll
Ivan
Thunder Bay
Ont
Donnie Nicoll
Nicoll
Margaret Watson
Portage
W. Ogilvie
Heather
Eleanor Drexler
M. Watson
Winn area holiday notices and visits reported
Goan Nery and Jules came home to Winn for a holiday. Mrs J Anderson returned Thursday from Portage hospital with their new son. Mr and Mrs G Fristley of Pinawa spent the weekend at their homes here. Darren Frizzley came home from Toronto and Winnipeg. Miss Lynn Crocker of Winnipeg spent the weekend at her home here. Mr and Mrs C Halliday Arthur and Judy are holidaying up north fishing. Mr and Mrs C Laing of Elm Creek called on Mrs Bertha Watson Friday and at the R Frizaley home. Mr and Mrs L Bieganski of Winnipeg were weekend visitors with Mr and Mrs Leo Bieganski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goan
Nery
Jules
Winn
Pee
Schreyer Announces ARDA Plan for North Manitoba
Premier Ed Schreyer announced a four year ARDA program under the federal and provincial agreement to aid northern Manitoba. The plan targets remote communities with Indian and Metis populations, aiming to create jobs and improve transportation and services. Local partnerships will fund at least 10 percent of projects with all ventures requiring minimum employment of three households and at least two thirds Indian or Metis workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural and Rural Development ‘Act
Manitoba
Manitoba Indiana Brotherhood
Manitoba Metis Federation
Schreyer
Focal
North
Swan River Steinbach Get Grants
The federal government will loan 509970 for a single storey senior citizens housing project in Swan River Manitoba housing 60 persons. Central Mortgage and Housing Corp announced three more Manitoba Saskatchewan housing projects including 17 dwellings for low income families and seniors with the province paying 20 percent of construction costs. Regina: 10 houses priced 13399 to 14510 to be built by Cairns Construction Ltd under federal assisted home ownership plan Steinbach: six houses priced 12650 to 15800 by A K Penner for families earning 4000 to 6000 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swan River
Man
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Central Mortgage and Housing Cor
Nipawin, Sask
Regina
Cairns Construction Ltd
Steinbach
A. K. Penner
Zimmermans Wedding Attended by Widely Scattered Guests
In Winnipeg, Mrs. Zimmerman and Mr. Zimmerman wed with a peau de soie gown and lace overdress. The bride’s party wore yellow silk and empire waists while attendants carried yellow and coral blooms. Attendants included Dolores Wallmuth and Lynne Rarne. After a Hotel Sonesta reception, the couple planned a Lake of the Woods honeymoon and will reside in Winnipeg. Out of town guests came from Brussels, Peterborough, Grimsby, Fort Lauderdale, and other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Kildonan
Robert
Dolores Wallmuth
Lynne Rarne
Mise Janet Perrault
Donna Rarie
Dave Esterbrook
Lynn Simcox
Dave Green
Tommy Hayhurst
Scotland
Woburn Abbey
Froom
Suzanne
Brussels
Belgium
Harry Hayhurst
Peterborough
England
John Hayhurst
Grimsby
P. Meek
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
Second To Outlet Sought At Brandon
An application for alternative television service in western Manitoba was announced by CJAY-TV Winnipeg general manager Jack M. Davidson and Brandon managing director Stuart Craig. The plan envisions CTV and CJAY on a rebroadcast station on channel four, with CKX CBC on channel five via a 1100 foot tower near Brandon. CKX and CJAY would cooperate to extend coverage to a larger western Manitoba audience. The application files with the Canadian Radio Television Commission requests a public hearing in Regina on October 19, with service possible next summer if approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Jack M. Davidson
Cjay-Tv
Winnipeg
Stuart Craig
Brandon
CTV
CJAY
CKX
CBC
Branson
Ckx-Tv
Cihadian Radio Television Commission
Regina
Mandatory fines removed in Highway Traffic Act amendments
Legislation before the Legislature would end the mandatory speeding fine schedule and let magistrates set fines from two to ten dollars per mile over the limit. The change replaces fixed rates with discretionary penalties in traffic court.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rossend
A.tremblay
Campbell River
Mrs. R. Frizzley
Bradley Vart
Kelly Tomchuk
Mrs. Vart
Kimberley
ALE District News
ARDA
Trimble’s
Portage LA Prairie, Manitoba
Macgregor
Stooges
Eee Rory
Jerry Lewis
Susan Bex
Satu
H.P
Coleman
Unival
Zimmerman -Haghurst
Weanipe
Kenora
Moosomin
Kenton
Carol
Sess
Cecil Zimmerman
Gulf
Natch
Eesoe
Austin
Herald
MacGregor Chamber of Commerce
Hugh and
Ann McKellar
Red & White
John Ad
Vicki Kowaski
Rainbow Inn
Lee’s Hardware
Vacation Bible School
Evangelical Mennonite Church
East
Tae
Marten’s
Avastilouks
Yorlde
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