District Notes Snapshots of Local Travel and Visits
Mr and Mrs Bob Bernard of Thompson Manitoba visited Ada Gawley. Mrs Hilda Harper returned from Edmonton. Ed Williamson came home from Kamsack Hospital. Brenda Hilderman spent February 13 weekend in Regina. Lornerman left for Sioux Lookout to take a job. Jack Bailey visited Phoenix Arizona then returned home. Darwen and Pady Mulroy from Saskatoon spent February 12 weekend with John Mulroy family. Dave Eisner and A Lowenberg left February 18 for Kelowna and Vancouver BC. Walter Fedoruk, worker in Medicine Hat Alberta, visited home briefly. Wilf Mitchell returned from Winnipeg. Jack Eberhardt came home from Kamsack Hospital. Fred Austin and wife left February 10 for Edmonton to see daughter-in-law ill. R G Andrews returned from Bahamas holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Bernard
Thompson, Man
Ada Gawley
Hilda Harper
Stan. Gettel
Edmonton
Ed Williamson
Kamsack Hospital
Brenda Hilderman
Regina
Lornerman
Sioux Lookout
Jack Bailey
M. Gillespie
Phoenix
Arizona
Darwen
Pady Mulroy
Saskatoon
John Mulroy
Dave Eisner
A. Lowenberger
Kelowna
Vancouver
B.C
Walter Fedoruk
Medicine Hat
Alberta
Wilf Mitchell
Winnipeg
Jack Eberhardt
Fred Austin
Inlaw
Harry Austin
R. G. Andrews
Bahamas
Makaroff News Highlights Local Social with Festival Trips
Local residents recount weekend visits and festival attendance. Don Curtis family and James Curtis visited from Borketon. E Bangle joined John Inglis party at The Pas. L Grundy joined Ernie Epp to Winnipeg to visit Sheryl and Charles Grundy. Eight 4-H Scramble Bonspiel rinks, Togo Bonspiel new entries. Jim Arnott turns 83 with birthday wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Curtis
Jason
Borketon
Man
James Curtis
E. Bangle
John Inglis
L. Grundy
Ernie Epp
Winnipeg
Sheryl
Chas. Grundy
Leonard
Dauphin
Steve Beck
Howard Stewart
Lorne
Benito
Pete Beck
Wayne
Earl Boyce
Wayne Beck
G. Stelter
RCM
Roblin
la Pas
Makaroff
Local visits and community whist drive in Zorra area
Mr and Mrs George Laird visited J Becker family last Sunday. Several Manitoba and Saskatchewan visitors stopped by, including Mrs Dale Jonasson and Mr Conrad Mann. A whist drive at Zorra 4 in 1 Centre on Feb 16 drew seven tables with prizes for Ladies and Men. Next drive set for March 10 with further notices to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Laird
J. Becker’s
Conrad Mann
Winnipeg
Man
Dale Jonasson
Win
Baumung
Ron’ Mann
Saskatoon
Sask
C. ‘Mann
Ken Schepp
Prince George
Bruce Habrstock
Men’s Low
Otto Hebert
Edith Schrader
Louise Wincherook
Elsie Kryworuchka
Funeral services held for Phillip Hanson in Dauphin
Funeral services were held in Dauphin on Tuesday February 15 for Phillip Hanson. Friends and neighbors from the district attended. Sympathy is extended to his wife Rose Hanson and his family. Mrs Ed Waggoner accompanied Mr and Mrs Fred Laycock and Adele of Russell to Winnipeg for the weekend. Card party planned for Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Phillip Hanson
Rose Hanson
Ed Waggoner
Fred Laycock
Adele
Russell
Winnipeg
Injuries Reported After Tree Felling Accident
Leslie Henderson Jr. suffered a serious head injury and coma after a tree felling incident on Friday. He was treated locally and then in Regina as hospital updates noted he is responding to treatment. Keith Dixon broke a foot when bales fell on him during farm work last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Henderson Jr
Henderson
Regina
Keith Dixon
Keith
Jean Salavella
McKay
Ralph Bouvier
Ruth Larocque
Happy Lake
Winnipeg
Roblin District 4H Bonspiel Draws Curlers From Far Reach
Roblin and District 4H Clubs held their annual bonspiel at the San Clara rink last weekend. Young curlers from across the area attended and all seemed to enjoy the friendly competition and the events surrounding it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Radford
Rossburn
George
Marian
Cheryl Bates
Roblin
Ray Murray
San Clara
Tummel Mrs C McCrea Reporter Tummel News Item
Const Gerald Brook attended the Yorkton RCMP Bonspiel with his wife. Their son Dwayne visited grandparents J C Brook. Sympathy extended to Jory and McCrea families on Phoebe McCrea's death in Tusgow Arizona. University students home for mid term include Orecia Bodnaruk Lynn McFadyen Tom McCrea. J C Brook received a 30 year Credit Union board plaque. Mrs Gary McCrea of Calgary visiting in law's home. Gordon Jory was a carleton visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Brook
Yorkton
Dwayne
J. C. Brook
Jory
McCrea
Phoebe McCrea
Sunda
Tusgow
Arizona
Orecia Bodnaruk
Lynn McFadyen
Tom McCrea
Robert Mitchell
Dawson Creek
B. C
Jack Mitchell
Gary McCrea
Calgary
Cliff McCrea
Gordon Jory
Ayer family visits Brandon and Yorkton health note
Mrs. C. McKenzie reports Mr. and Mrs. C Ayer spent the weekend with daughter and son in Brandon and Mrs. McKenzie returned from Yorkton Hospital after a cataract operation. Mr. and Mrs. C Powell joined Mrs. Eric Kerswell for Sunday supper as Lavere and Bob Helinkay of Kamsack visited the Ayers Monday with Lavere staying longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Ayer
Rick Harrison
Brandon
C. McKenzie
Yorkton Hospital
C. Powell
Eric Kerswell
Lavere
Bob Helnkay
Kamsack
Clifford Ayer
Medicine Hat Post Office Story From Early Days
The first post office in Medicine Hat opened in 1882 and operated from a tent with mail delivered by an ox team. By 1896 Canada established daily rail service coast to coast, shaping swift mail and communication networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat
Canada
Obituary for Phillip Norman Hanson of Dauphin Man
Funeral services for Phillip Norman Hanson 61 were held February 15 1972 at Riverside Funeral Chapel Dauphin Man with Rev G R Fisher officiating. Interment followed at Riverside Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers included Alf Archer Metro Stefaniuk Frank Curle Dougald Persson Mike Derhak and Joe Sawicki. Active pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Funeral Chapel
Dauphin
Phillip Norman Hanson
Krain Ave
Man
G. R. Fisher
Riverside Cemetery
Alf Archer
Metro Stefaniuk
Frank Curle
Dougald Per
Crookston Native Phillip Hanson Settles in Dauphin Area
Phillip Norman Hanson was born in Crookston Minnesota and moved to Canada with his parents at age three to Bield Manitoba. He farmed in Bield and Cromarty district until 1965 and married Rose Emily Carlson on June 7 1932 in Shevlin Manitoba. The couple moved to Dauphin to 38 Krain Ave in 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Waggoner
Luke Boris
Bernard Hrynkiw
Ted Biiss
Richard Neel
Joe Spikaluk
Phillip Norman Hanson
Crookston
Minnesota
Canada
Bield
Man
Cromarty
Rose Emily Carlson
Shevlin
Dauphin
Krain Ave
Local Resident Dies: ie Remembered by Family and Community
An ardent curler and active church and farmers union member passed away leaving wife Rose and children Norman of Lynn Lake Rosella Esther Norma and two daughters in residence along with sister Mrs Frank Kerr of Flin Flon One sister and 12 grandchildren and four great grandchildren survive the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
Farmers Union
Rose
Norman
Lynn Lake
Rosella
Kim Nofield
New Westminister
Esther
Lorne Riffel
Fernie
B. C
Norma
Frank Kerr
Flin Flon
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E District News
Togo
Wm. Hampson
Esso
John Burtnack
Manitoba
Gail and
Albert Davis
Main
J. C. Arnott
Jim
Grocery Department
Kelloggs
Carlton Club
Sunkist
Meat Department
Bologna
Turkeys
Parkway Co-Op Ltd
Zorra
J. Becker
Herb Murray
Alice Murray
Ray Falkiners
Gladys Maguire
Fred Framingham
Garry Kennedy
Swan River
Boggy Creek
Grand Narrows
Geo. Murray
Shayne Cockerill
Ed Lenderbeck
Deepdale
Philip Norman Hanson
Roblin.s
Lyle Keating
Silverton
Neepawa
Hercules
Conquest
Bonanza
Fergus
Herta
Kelsey
Harmon
Treflan Weed Control Meeting
Elks’ Halls
Blanco Products Co
Legion
Roblin Ambulance Service
Manitoba Health Services Commission
Ernie Bennett
Roblin, Manitoba
Parkland Hockey League
Roblin and District
Roblin Northstars
Swan River Imperials
Lee van Cleef
Peter O'Toole
Stan Phillips
Sidney James
Joan Sims
Province OF
Legislature On Agriculture
Legislative Building
Fisher Branch Community Centre
Beausejour Council
R. M
Brokenhead
Carman Memorial Hall
Charland Prud'homme
Agriculture
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