Community Notes Full Weekend of Visits and Birthdays
Katrime Katrime and District social notes list visits, weekend glances, and birthday wishes. Gimli resident Janice Duncan spent the weekend at home while Gil Riley visited with his mother in Carberry. Several residents celebrate July and August milestones and attend local events across Winnipeg, Austin, Portage, and Beaver with families and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Duncan
Gimli
Gil Riley
Carberry
Ferne Lorrimer
E. Duncan
Lynch's Point
Myrtle Hodgins
Winnipeg
Chas. Rodgers
R. Gilbert
Bill Shaw
Leonard Kennedy
Gladstone
A. Riley
Margaret Memorial
Walker
Mr. Bladon
Mr. Heselwood
Bert Heselwood
Austin Gordon East
Toronto
Raymond
Norman Birkett
Beaver News round of local visits and gatherings
Mrs J Martinnizen reports a string of district visits and events. Saskatoon visitors include Mr and Mrs Thomas Gore. The Hyder and Leckie-Lamb weddings are noted along with trips to Delta Victoria Beach Grand Forks and Yellowstone Park as residents enjoy holidays and picnics. A local remark highlights government car driving safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Gore
Saskatoon
Gib Harris
Jackie
Jack Martin
Winnipeg
Bob Sims
Glenn Harkness
Delta
Alf Grahame
Hyde
James Kelly
Leckie — Lamb
MacGregor
J. Martinnizen
Linda
Grand Forks
Rod Brown
Pat
Bert Caskey
Souris
Don
Billy
Beverley
Raymond Smith
Percy Smith
Allan Smith
Vern McKelvy
Maurice Smith
Victoria Beach
Smith
M. Smith
Donnie
Dennis
Jimmy Smith
E. Irwin
Harold Brown
Court Denham
Wm. Pears
Wes Thompson
Tom Telford
Westbourne
Perry Park
John Ross
David
Reston
H. G. Rodgers
Allan
Ross
Allan Rodgers
Yellowstone Park
Handicapped Drivers Rated Highly by Ontario Examiners
Three roving examiners from Toronto led by W. J. McIntyre rate handicapped motorists highly, noting amputees and deaf individuals often drive better. They test drivers over 80 and 70 after accidents, license suspensions, or poor records, and inspect operators licensed to give local tests across Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turumu
Joseph Kirby
Fred Davis
Lew Kirk
Toronto
Royal Accounts Discovered in Worcestershire Records
Three books and 850 handwritten documents on the households of George I and William II were deposited with the Worcestershire County records office. The papers show William III paid 20 guineas for cleaning his teeth, £200 a year to his barber, a pageboy receiving £20 New Year’s gift, and small sums to the poor at races along with entries on losses in horse racing and generous payments to ladies, all tied to royal household officials and a doctor descendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
England
William III
George I
William II
Worcestershire County Records Office
William
King
Earl of Portland
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News of
Katrime & District
W. Shaw
Grahame McLachlan
Portage
T. Telford
Beaver
Ed. Lake
S. Lake
Thomas
Elsie Grove
Don Polinski
Fleming
Austin
George Wells
Beth Lake
Don McIntosh
Donna
Harvey Gilbert
Daryl
Brent
Glenn Lye
Harvey
Velma Duncan
Faye Smith
Wilf Alton
Grant Smith
Henry Duncan
Henry
Regina
Clare Coldwell
Lawson, Sask
S. Cooper
H. Pimmish
Tom Streiffel
Diane
Martin
Garry
Ricky
Vancouver
Cooper Home
Linda Cooper
Maureen Cooper
Margaret McKay
Glenda Cooper
Gordon Tariel
Ken Jensen
Hidden Valley
Museum
Edmonton
Calgary
East
Inclu
Cani Sault Ste. Marie
Windsor
Montreal
Eastern
Canada
Burns Bros. & Denton Ltd
Bank of Canada
New Canada
Government of Canada
Burns Bros. & Denton Limited
Nowe Dame Are
Wentpes
Eba
Fecre Sane
SoCo Chverice Leon
Ime
Nand SA
Beaver News
Mrs. J. Martinnizen
McIntyre
Party
Iran
Massey-Ferguson
Detroit
U.S.A
Scotland
France
Germany
Australia
Massey-Ferguson Limited
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