Dauphin Prepares Summer Decorations for Big Events
Dauphin will adorn its business area around July 1 with bright banners to mark summer activities. Highlights include the Dauphin Fair and Rodeo Canada’s National Ukrainian Festival and the Elks Regatta. Led by Gweneth Hall, a decoration program funded by the town, R.M., Chamber of Commerce, churches, schools, and local groups will feature 75 ft banners and Ukrainian border window trim to greet visitors.
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Promoting Your Local Community Rossburn Review
Local column promotes community engagement and involvement in each issue. It highlights efforts by residents, volunteers, and organizations to strengthen town life and support shared initiatives.
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Angsville News Local visits and life updates
Visiting at the Sawafyn home were Mr. and Mrs. Mickie Chernecki and son Jerry. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gerbasi and girls visit Mrs. Dora Sidoryk. Debbie and Cindy Sidoryk head to Winnipeg and Emerson and Falcon Lake. Lorraine Kotelniski won a school trip to Montreal Ottawa Kingston. Brian Kotelniski now works in Thompson. Adeline Wolowitze home for summer holidays. Milred Parabee engaged. Darlene Katchen and Lorne Martin wed July 3. Jack Kostuik’s family drove to Winnipeg for a convention. Mosquitoes won a July 1 tournament in Elphinstone. Sidoryk and related families relocate homes. Best wishes to all in their new homes.
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Adam Sawafyn
Mickie Chernecki
Jerry
Auction Sale For Walter Yanick Near Oskburn
Auction listing for Walter Yanick 14 miles north of Oskburn on Saturday July 17 at 12 noon. Highlights include 116 hogs, 47 cattle, IHC diesel tractor with new motor 560, MF equipment, 24 nm drill with Cominco fertilizer, 20 acres of sweet clover, and additional buying gear. Weather dependent, sale may be in bales or standing. Conducted by M. J. Kustiak and Wm. Arnold.
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Wm. Arnold
Prairie farmers gain flexible grain delivery basis
The Canadian Wheat Board outlines a new delivery system where farmers can assign most of their cultivated acres to the six major grains in any proportion. Permit book holders receive a pamphlet, and those without one should contact the Wheat Board or their elevator agent. Fill permits by July 15 to qualify for fall reassignment based on crop conditions.
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