Baptism and family visits across Saskatchewan communities
Kay Erhardt reports on family visits including Dustin Chad Erhardt's baptism at Kamsack and multiple relatives from Yorkton to Roblin, plus trips to Winnipeg for medical care. The Silver Threads hosted a bake sale with a quilt raffle won by Clifford Beattie of Makaroff, while other residents attended church events and planning meetings in Kamsack and Louisa Sumner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Judy Bednar
Collette
Southey
Fred
Kay Erhardt
Dustin Chad Erhardt
Kamsack
Joe Kentel
Langen
Donny
Geraldine Melnyk
Clifford Beattie
Makaroff
George
Dot Carruthers
Yorkton
Grace Rauckman
Dot Andrews
Weyburn
Carla
Michael Laevens
Elizabeth Nabe
Larry
Thelma Nabe
Shane
Regina
Roy
Rose Nabe
Philip
Mary Albriess
Reg
Grace
Arthur
Lenora Cox
Jim
Eunice Wilson
Collingwood
Ont
Charlie
Marjorie Grant
John
Mary Toffinire
Ben
Bettie Teskey
Guelph
Frank
Evelyn Grant
Mississauga
Emma Terry
Scarborough
Connie
Psyche Grant
Ajax
Laddie Gammon
Kitchener
Joana Wesseling
Galt
Winnipeg
Ann Herney
Vera Wilson
Roman
Angela Herney
Ken Young
Rich
Pat
Monte
Alana Erhardt
Ron
Vera
Donalda Leis
United Church
Louisa Sumner
Doris Franklin
Kamsack United Church
Morris Bartlett
Toronto
Helen Taylor
Frost- Hunt’s
Kitty
Walter Bull
Kelvington
Sask
Nellie Bilous
Tony
Mary Titanich
Saskatoon
Gladys
Lorne Hamilton
Eckville
Alta
Annie Titanich
Elsie Cross
Bob
Jill
Elsie McGinnis
Russell
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Weekend
In San Clara a benefit dance drew a tremendously large crowd with attendees including Doris Johnstone and families of Woodman Douse and Rice. Funeral services were held in Elkhorn for Lynn Angus. A trip to Hudson Bay, Sask., included visits to Enid Bruce and Bill Bruce in hospital and to Jim Pyott, Edie Pyott, and Marion Davis in Swan River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Johnstone
Harry Woodman
Norman Douse
San Clara
Lynn Angus
Elkhorn
G. Rice of
Bield
Geri
Vera Davis
Alma Jacobs
Doris Pillen
Hudson Bay
Sask
Vera
Enid
Bill Bruce
Bill
Jim
Edie Pyott
Marion Davis
Swan River
Local notes and visits across the Tumme l district
Evelyn McCrea-Tummell and relatives travel toward Winnipeg for Holland celebrations while hosting billeting offers. Winnipeg and Roblin visitors share family visits, weddings are noted with out of town guests. A clinic fund bake and plant sale concludes with praise for community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn McCrea
Harold
Kathleen Wood
Yorkton
Gordon
Eva Jory
Winnipeg
Holland
Kathleen
Marcella Bahniuk
Rose
Brian
Bud
Ruby Platt
Gordon Jorys
Ruth Swann
Pas
Irene Sinclair
Brandon
Hinton
Alberta
Grant
Velma Buick
Dale Buick
Roblin
Glenn
Joy Beghin
Henry Funk
Isaac Funk
Mike Mailhot
Jay Deanne
Jason
John
Joan Ducharme
St. Eustache
Willie Eckerts
Tummel
Weekend Gatherings Highlight Local Family Visits and Birthdays
Noreen Radford reports relatives spent the weekend with the Lenderbeck family at Don and Gaye Lenderbeck’s home for a barbecue and Sheldon’s birthday celebration. Other visits included Clifford and Yvonne LaRocque from Flin Flon and Armand and Sydney LaRocque with kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noreen Radford
Jean Lenderbeck
Mani Lamp
Jean
Joyce Lenderbeck
Don
Gaye Lenderbeck
Sheldon
Clifford
Yvonne LaRocque
Flin Flon
Armand
Sydney LaRocque
Lorraine Dixon
Winnipeg
Community notes from San Clara and Boggy Creek area
Visits from Winnipeg Grandview Whitehorse Foam Lake and Saskatoon mark a busy week. The Walkathon fundraiser for Light drew many participants with top walkers Cornelius Fredrickson Calancia. Manitoba road widening at MacNutt signals highway work. Belated birthday wishes go to Gail Paul 14 on May 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justin LaRocque
Norman Gooseland
Binscarth
Vera Langan
Winnipeg
Edna Paul
Grandview
Clifford LaRocque
Flin Flon
Maurice Bouvier
Whitehorse
Agnes Morrisseau
Henry Branconnier
Velma Durand
Maryanne and
Laray
Foam Lake
Gail Paul
Terry
Pam Beltz
U.S
MacNutt
The
Lions Club
John Cornelius
May Fredrickson
Mary Calancia
Manitoba
Howard Kendal
Glen Taylor
Saskatoon
Grant Andres
Brandon
Hudson's Bay Company built BC first sawmill in 1848
The Hudson's Bay Company established the first sawmill in British Columbia in 1848 to supply its lumber needs. Black walnut, among the most valuable North American hardwoods, grows only in southern Ontario in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson's Bay Company
British Columbia
Canada
Ontario
North America
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District News
Togo
Burg
Albert
Tillie Lowenburger
Sandra
Steve Bileski
Vi Hamell
Minitonas
Ann
Manuel Gust
Jean Melnyk
Churchbridge
Elrose
Benny Rothenburger
Margaret Kirsch
Europe
Grand Narrows
Phyllis Framingham
Eric Kerswell
Everette Wilson
Gary
Karen Kennedy
Karen
Elaine Wilson
Dstrict
Dauphin
Boggy Creek
Earle
Hazel McGinnis
Myron Henschel
Morris, Man
Linda Chase
David
Linda McGinnis
San Clara & Boggy Creek
Jane Carriere
Ken Andrews
Dropmore
Paulina Dietrich
Tarta
Andy
Mary Bernhard
Elizabeth Bernhard
Barb Zimmer
Anne Petz
Pauline Dietrich
Ragna Bezo
Lydia Bezo
Bezo
Jessie Ferris
Russell Hospital
Ada Dugan
Merv and
Barb Kelly
Woodside
Man
Holy Redeemer
Highway 83
Malabar Formal Wear Rental
Petals
Toshiba
K. Electronics
Spalding
Berkley
Reminden
Winchester
Terry's Drive Inn
Roblin Trading CO
Wong's Palace
2Nd Ave
N.W
Roglin
Mom
Robinson
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