Local Square Dancers Wind Up Season With Party
The Local Square Dancers held a season ending party with thanks to Alice Swick Eleanor and BIL Goodbun for decoration. A general meeting elected Charie Brace as president Ray Swiizer as vice president Vi Laird as treasurer and Mary Beaven Norene Simpson and Hugh Stauffer as executive for next season. The group traveled from Yorkton to Roblin weekly last year despite poorly passable roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Swick
Eleaner
Bil Goodbun
Robino
Afhkers Seine
Charie Brace
Ray Swiizer
Seere
Vi Laird
Mariam Beaven
Norene Simpson
Hugh Stauffer
Earle Park
Yorkton
Gand
Roblin
Minimum Insurance Rates Raised By Ontario
The All Canada Insurance Federation warns of Ontario law changes raising minimum auto insurance limits. New standards set $10,000 public liability for one person and $20,000 for more than one, plus $5,000 property damage. Policies issued on or after May 1 must meet these limits. pre May 1 limits remain acceptable until January 1, after which the higher limits are required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Canada Insurance Federation
Ontario
Onovernment
MacLeod Engagement Due For June Wedding
Drapmore Manitoba announces the engagement of Nor ron Jessie MacLeod to David Bailes son of Mr and Mrs Frank Bailes Sr of Bidd Manitoba The wedding is set for June 1 at 430 PM in the Dropmore United Church Dropmore Man
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. MacLeod
Drapmore
Norron Jessie
David Bailes
Frank Bailes
Bidd
Manitoba
Dropmore United ‘Church
Drepmore
Man
Bear Facts and Watersafety Ponderings in Digests
A column warns on water safety stressing overloaded boats and improper motors while noting a new rural pastime hunt the bear with a .22. It also advertises pupil nurse training at the Hospital for Mental Diseases in Selkirk Manitoba with a three year program, salaries listed, and applications invited for August 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Facts
George Jasper
Province of
Manitoba
Selkirk
Bear cubs saved and pursued by hunters in field
Riding Moci and John Bear corralled four bear cubs after a bear mother appeared. A shot driven by George stopped the mother, two cubs were kept, and two more were raised. Other tales describe anglers winning provincial titles, marvellous catches, and odd fishing lore, including a man who used a radish as a lure for a seven-pound walleye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moci
Wolkers
John Bear
Momma Bear
George
Henry Prawdak
Gashee
Ruth Lawton
Manitoba
Davey Reid
Rapid City
Jimmy Robinson
St. Alphonse
Sandy Lake
Alf Farough
Neepawa
Alf Lundy
Virden
Ford
Andy Nield
Jimmy Box
Minnedosa
Gordon Briscoe
Dauphin
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Boy
Lee EE Bae
Bill Quick
California
Reyhound
Saskatoon
Lethbridge Banff
Nelson Dauphin
Winnipeg
Toronto
Vancouver
Seattle
Eheg Greyhound
Greyhound Bus Depot
Riblin Motors
Reo
Greyhound
Digest
ROD & Gun
R. T
Bill” Robinson
Westbourne
MPAC
Ckom Dauphin
Heart of
Twentieth Century Arc
Fower Commission
Wrewes Pestege
Brandon
Manitoba Power Commission
HYDRO
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