Obituaries From Minnedosa and Moose Jaw Area
Funeral notices for Stanley Hughes and Robert Grainger outline survivors and service details. Hughes, 76, died suddenly at home in Minnedosa on March 28 after a long military career including overseas service and a pensioned 25 years in Champ Shiro. Grainger, 68, of Moose Jaw, formerly Ontario, served on the police force and is survived by wife Agnes and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Hughes
Stanley Watson Hughes
Minnedosa
Boulton
Canada
Champ Shiro
Ethel
Ronnie
Billy
Janice
North Bay
Ont
Bud Britton
College
Edmonton
Albert
Lindsay
Nell
Toronto
Mary Hiller
Christ Anglican Church
Russell
E. H. Hyett
Russell Memorial Gardens
Doug Hiller
Mervyn Hiller
Gordon Hiller
Harvey Hackman
Lloyd Hackman
Ritchie Martin
Pelly, Sask
Robert J. Grainger
Rober J. Grainger
1St Street
Moose Jaw
Sask
St. Andrews United Church
Ontario
Angusville
Man
Daugter
Brent
Muriel) Harris
Robert Keith
Victoria
Ian James
Calgary
Pearl Grainger
Agincourt
C. M
Peg) Dunlap
Rochester
Minn
James
Dorothy) Stirling
Robert
Christina) Campbell
Murray
John Dun
Binscorth club shines in Russell 4H public speaking
Loyd E Cavers reports on the Russell Area 4H public speaking contest where Terry Bryer of the Binscorth Home Bites Club won the Royal Bank award in the center division and Jamie Christie was senior runner up. Junior division honors went to Carol Rice and Corrie Baker. winners advance to inter-district in Swan River for Northwestern Region provincials. New farm manuals and a pollution on the farm bulletin are now available through the Extension Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Bryer
Binscorth
Royal Bank
Russell Area
Ray Pettinger
Russell Royal Bank
Jamie Christie
Swan River
Carol Rice
Corrie Baker
Binscorth HomeEites Land Pony Clubs
Russell District 411 Leaders Association
Edie Peltz
Tom Owens
Jim Langford
Provincial Agriculture Department
Manitoba
Not enough readable data to form a headline
The fragment mentions individuals from Bottrel Alberta and Penticton and refers to four grandchildren and nieces and nephews, indicating a family relation notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ean
Bottrel, Alta
William Glen
Penticton
Manitoba Teachers' Society to debate reforms and budget
The Manitoba Teachers' Society plans a 52nd annual meeting with sessions on Easter week discussing CORE recommendations, pension upgrade, repeal of a 1970 resolution allowing teacher strikes, and forming a Manitoba Educational Combat group. Elections for 1971 to 1977 provisions set for April 14, with Ed Komal and L A Arnett delivering reports. a proposed budget of 868659 is up for approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Astor
Antak Real Ming
Manitoba Teachers’ Society
Ap- Aig
Bee Mackasey
Bus Ness
Joseph H. Bruns
Ann Thomson
World Sieben
Washington, D.C
Iho
Im Sea
Komal
Serene Son L
Classified notice and sales items from Angusville listing
Late classified notice offers prairie bale at 25 cents and a 1964 Ford Fair Jaine 500 four door sedan with 46 000 miles. Tender period ends April 23 1971 for two annexes near plants with removal and cleanup by CNR approval, Angusville Elevator Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Hyra
Paget Pats Seta
Jain Limited
Angusville
CNR
Man
Money Order Confusion Sparks Postal Grievance
A speaker vents about postal changes in small towns, criticizing the new money order forms and privacy shifts. He worries about efficiency, costs, and potential legal trouble while blaming government policy for service cuts and personal stress.
Air Cadets Parade Promotes Cadets and Courses
On parade Tuesday March 30, 37 cadets four officers four instructors and 15 visitors attended. New air craftsmen first class were Murray Allanson Donald Bach Larry Berke Orville Bilous Glen Bodnariuk Lyle Carnolina Geo Graham Dion Decorby Dean Deitrich Allan Filewich Wayne Gorcia Richard Hille Brent Hyshka Bernard Kozmeniuk Anthony Pazkowski Claude Perrault R Plante Jacques Tetrault and Harvey Layh. Chief instructor Lt Cavers organized courses Electronics with Mr Bassett Engines O C Maurer Navigation Mr Semochko Hunter Safety Mr Henderson and drill Lt Galatiuk. Civilian committee Chairman Arnold Marshall reported Winnipeg Provincial Committee Air Cadet League of Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biiap Abentimen
Murray Allanson
Donald Bach
Larry Berke
Orville Bilous
Glen Bodnariuk
Lyle Carnolina
Geo. Graham
Dion Decorby
Dean Deitrich
Allan Filewich
Wayne Gorcia
Richard Hille
Brent Hyshka
Bernard Kozmeniuk
Anthony Pazkowski
Claude Perrault
R. Plante
Jacques Tetrault
Harvey Layh
Cavers
Bassett
O/C Maurer
Semochko
Hunter
Henderson
Galatiuk
Arnold ‘Marshall
Winnipeg
Air Cadet League of Canada
Marshall
Reserve Officers Role Update at Local Squadron
Secretary Hovey Dr Lange Mr Trinder Joe Shipp and Mrs Beelart attended with visitors Crabb Steciuk Carol Roblin Graham Foxwarren Jim Rannie Binscarth Elsie Zimmer and Adam Ziprick Inglis. A call was made weeks ago for two youths to join as Reserve Forces officers to fill Adjutant and Chief Instructor posts for the coming year. The Adjutant position appears to be secured by J Maurer son of supply officer O C Maurer and a former cadet who has trained with the current Adjutant Lt Galattuk, aiming to assume squadron administration at the start of next training year. The Chief Instructor post remains open with hope that Miller may consider the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postal Department
Humphrey
Gopherhole
Saskatchewan
Fumble Corners
Job
Chloe
Old Job
Hovey
Lange
Trinder
Joe Shipp
Albert Beelart
Crabb
Steciuk
Carol
Roblin
Graham
Foxwarren
Jim Rannie
Binscarth
Elsie
Zimmer
Russell
Adam Ziprick
Inglis
J. Maurer
O/C
Maurer
Galattuk
Miller
Also Mentioned on This Page
Loyd E. Cavers Agricultural Representative
Roy Atkinson
Evelyn Potter
National Farmers Union
Shoal Lake Ukrainian Hall
N.F.U
Emerson
Missus Porchley
Her Majesty's Mail Service
Revenue Department
Yin
Nelson
MT. Clunkwood
G.M.C
1.H.C
Chevrolet
GMAC
F. Clement and Sons
Bill Walls
AIR Cadets
Rossburn Town Hall
H. Huston
H. Komhyr
L. Kurchaba
CKOM
Dauphin
Rossburn Lions Club
McKenzie
Russell Banner
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