Katrime and District Weekend Visitor Notes
A long list of weekend and return visits across Katrime, Winnipeg, Brandon, and Portage with residents attending weddings, graduations, and hospital stays. Notables include Miss Dona leen McLachlan’s Manitoba Teachers College graduation and Donaleen McLachlan’s upcoming teaching position at McConnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty McLaughlin
Brandon
Rollie Grove
Russell Gilbert
Winnipeg
Donalen McLachlan
Manitoba Teachers College
Donaleen
McConnell
Good Neighbors Club
Harold Gilbert
Lyle George
MacGregor Hospital
Saturady
Lillian
Harold
Francis Taylor
Barbara Doherty
St. Vital
Cooper
Maureen Cooper
Glenda Cooper
Lac
Ken Jensen
Portage
Norman McLachlan
Laurence
Dauphin
Ken Larson
Georgie Snaith
Kreitz
Walter Krietz
Beaver United Church painting tender closing date
Tenders will be received for washing the painted area of the Beaver United Church up to July 15, 1958. Tenders addressed to Mrs. C. E. Rogers Beaver secretary Women's Federation. Phone 309-21 MacGregor. 26-np.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver United Church
C. E. Rogers
Beaver
Women’s Federation
MacGregor
Local Readers Send Weekend Greetings and Visits
Southend and Brandon residents share weekend visits and greetings. Linda Hay and Sid Hay families travel, Winnipeg and Selkirk trips noted, birthdays and anniversaries celebrated, visitors from Winnipeg drop by, and hospital aid bake sale thanks acknowledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Hay
Brandon
John Stewart
Sid Hay
C. Pennell
Colin
Winnipeg
Ken Larson
Harlene Pogue
Lorne Pennell
Bob Goodall
Stan Hunchok
Hospital Aid
Forestry Association Rejects Two Trees Rule claim
Weekend visitors with Mr and Mrs E K Cox were Mrs Less Giles and son from Melville Sask and Mr Clark Milles Mae Towle Moose Jaw Sask and others. The Canadian Forestry Association opposes the old saying that wood cutters should plant two trees for every cut. They argue a well managed operation allows natural regeneration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. K. Cox
Less Giles
Melville
Sask
Clark Milles
Mae Towle
Moosemin
Chris Anderson
Portage la Prairie
Jas. Cox
Southend
Camp sites with kitchen shelters at Saskatchewan beaches
Across Saskatchewan many sandy beaches now feature camp sites with kitchen shelters for visitor convenience. The setups aim to improve comfort for beachgoers and may influence local recreation usage and access. Community officials note the facilities reflect growing demand for practical amenities at popular shorelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Also Mentioned on This Page
News of
Katrime & District
5. Cooper
Janice Duncan
Minnie Koscilecki
Keyers — Smith
Plumas
Ed Cysik
Koscilecki
Ernest Carter
Henry Duncans
M. Johner
Edith Henderson
Taylor
Mrs. C. Brugger
Neepawa
J. Hesselwood
J. Gillespie
Jack McRae
Allen McGregor
Pamela
Harvey Gilbert
Fred Barton
Misercordia Hospital
Evelyn
Art Grove
F. Lake
Gilbert
Mrs M. McQuiston
Jim Conglan
Orangeville
Katrime
Ira Taylor
Jack Clark
M. Lindsay
Ellen Clark
Rae Birkett
H. Pinnish
Helme
L. Bochek
Lora
R Schindel
Annie
Beause- Jour
Duncan
A McDonald
Wayne
Ted Bruce
W. Sparrow
Jim Grose
Kenora
Wee Linda
Jim
McQuisten
Liela
Velma Dunan
Bemidji
Duluth
Forfar
Ont
A. Duncans
Vern Baker
Ottawa
N. McLachlan
Ohner
Perry Park
Ross Thompson
Steve Thompson
G. Harkness
Richardson
Elsie Keillor
Marjorie Lake
Toronto
Vancouver
Regina
Keillor
Manitoba
Southend Macaulay News
Hodgin
Scora
H. A. Scott
Darlene
Mrs Skekmar
Mary
H. Pogue
Clark Mills
Mosman
Ernest
Selkirk
Man
Chas. Harper
J. H. Porritt
Kieley
Gloden
B.C
Penner
Stan Firth
The
Bofm
Rocery
Bank of Montreal
Canadas First Bank
Edward Hay
Pontiac
LYE Motors
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