Local notes reflect creamery plans and band at Barnardo Farm
April items recall McCamnon’s plans to run a creamery with farmers this season and a newly formed band at Dr Barnardo's Industrial Farm. Other notes mark the Russell Telephone Co sale to the Manitoba government, prairie fire near J Brown and Geo Fisher, and community moves and achievements from 60, 50, 40, 30, 20, and 10 years ago with local residents named and places cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCamnon
Wimpley
Barnardo
Jackson
Russell Telephone Co
Manitoba
J. Brown
Geo. Fisher
Mrs. Heath
Silverton and Russell Con gregations Plan joint Sunday Talk
The Silverton congregation will join with the Russell congregation on Sunday April 25 at 11 00 am for a speech by Mr Alan Hughes about his Nairobi Kenya work. Attendees urged including children. No afternoon church or Sunday school in Silverton. Various local visits and events noted including showers and travel. {Names and places scattered}
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silverton
Russell
Allan Hughes
Nairobi
Kenya
Wilf Dunn
Fern
Spalding
David Coulter
Marquette
Russ Coulter
Silverton Hall
Judy Keating
B. Evans
Gail
Joyce
Brandon
David Work
Wendy
Queen Charlotte Island
Elgin Keating
Dianne Marion
St. Boniface
Neil Keating
Winnipeg
Earle Keating
Henry Dyck
Jim
Eldon
Joe Dunn
Russell District Hospital
Vivian Stefanishyn
Birlle District Hospital
Betke Family Attends Niece Mardell Betke’s Wedding
Mr. and Mrs Bodie Betke and family join relatives for the wedding of their niece Mardell Betke of Langenburg. Guests include Jack Betke from Manitoba University and Art, Marty, and Terry Betke of Moosehorn Manitoba. Other visitors and relatives are noted at nearby homes in Manitoba communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodie Betke
Mardell Betke
Langenburg
Jack
Manitoba University
Art Betke
Marty
Terry
Moosehorn
Man
Jack Byer
Boissevain
Jack Bryer
Ir. Henry Riemer
Flin Flon
Winnipeg visitors share Easter travels and local notes
Angu sv ille residents and friends visited Winnipeg and Surrey over Easter, touring Stanley Park and Vancouver sights then Seattle. Ukrainian National Home hosted ham bingo winners including many local families. Local visits to Regina, Winnipeg hospitals, and a grandson’s wedding in British Columbia are summarized with birthday wishes and community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dutchak
Fred Hill
Susan
Jamie
David
George
Brian Steffanik
Winnipeg
Matt
T Senko
Matt Senko
Pete Pradhnuk
Gladys Pushka
John Senko
Bert Dufrat
Stan Stwak
Mike " Kotelniski
Mike Humaney
Karen Teanychuk
Sonje_— Chuchmuch
Bradley Somerville
Karen Siwak
Stan Siwak
Mike Humanes
Moeke Kesko
Walter Pushka
Bert Penonzek
Elizabeth Kondrak
Bob Somerville
Stan’ Siwak
Allen Stefanishyn
Eilizabeth Kondrat
John Stefanishyn
Paull Chuchmuch
Peter Olynyk
Chuchmuch
Larry Sidoryk
Lisa
Vern Maurice
Regina
Harry Popoff
Frank Popoff
Benito
Brandon
Irvin Sebaski
Annie Chuchmuch
British Columbia
Weekend Visits and Local Notes From Oak Lake Area
Debbie Minniska and Hackman family hosted Linda for the holiday at Oak Lake. Joe Dunn hospitalized. best wishes for a speedy recovery. Bob Stewart, Brent McLeod, and Wes McLeod toured Lundar for the cattle show judging. Willis Kleper and C Adolphe attended Sundar show and sale. Ana Dunn and companions shopped in Yorkton. Lori McLeod celebrated a birthday. Louise Miller hosted Jim Hodgins inaus week. David Dunn and Save Salt Priday in York. Brent Stewart's friend Dennis Dobie spending Monday in Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debbie
Hackman
Hame
Oak Lake
Linda
Lloyd Hackman
Mary Hackman
Russell
Harvey Hackman
Joe Dunn
Dunn
Bob Stewart
Brent
Wes McLeod
Jim Hodgins
Austin
David Dunn
York
Brent Stewart
Dennis Dobie
St. Piah Etay
Winnipeg
Bill Smiley on Hard Times and Canadian Unemployment
Bill Smiley reflects on spring optimism crushed by unemployment in Canada. He recalls his family’s resilience during hardship, noting pride and dignity fade as relief work becomes common and many seek scarce jobs. The piece contrasts the stubborn pride of the "proud ones" with a widening social safety net.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Smiley
Canada
Paris
Summer visits and family news in Shellmouth notes
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce David of Winnipeg spent the weekend at Ste. and Mrs. Pat Fields of Thompson visit at her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bob Whyte. Mrs. Ranza of Regina visits at her home. Mrs. J. MacLennan and family of Boissevain spent last week with Mrs. L. Hooper. Crocus and spring imagery conclude the item with a hopeful note of summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Davidson
Winnipeg
Ste
Pat Fields
Thompson
Bob Whyte
Ranza
Regina
J. MacLennan
Boissevain
Thompson man visited family during weekend stay
MLWooD Jimsen of Thompson Man spent the weekend at home visiting his parents and sisters and brothers. Mrs A Heap returned home April 20 from Lafay ette California where she spent the winter with sister Mrs Emily Hale. Mrs Rose Marie Wondrasek and Mrs Ena Wondrasek visited in Wipeshaast with Mr D Burla and Mrs D Scobie. Grandpa John babysat grandson Robbie while in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimsen
Thompson, Man
A. Heap
Lafayette
California
Emily Hale
Rose Marie Wondrasek
Ena Wondrasek
Wipeshaast
D. Burla
D. Scobie
City
John
Robbie
Grandmother Collins celebrated 90th birthday at home
Cam Collins home from hospital and celebrated grandmother Mrs Chas Collins’s 90th birthday April 18 with surprise party at Cam Collins’ home. About fifty guests from Langenburg Calgary Marchwell Millwood Harrowby Rossburn Grandview Russell Foxwarren and others attended. Messages arrived from Ontario Madoc St Petersburg Florida and Chatham Ont. Brian Collins of Winnipeg and Ida Marie of Saskatoon could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cam Collins
Cam
Chas
Collins
Grandma Collins
Langenburg
Calgary
Marchwell
Millwood
Harrowby
Rossburn
Grandview
Russell
Canon Hyett
Guild
Foxwarren
Ontario
Madoc
St. Petersburg
Florida
Chatham
Ont
Responsible job in industry amid unemployment concerns
A reader laments job loss and depleted savings while questioning why nations with scarce resources prosper. The piece blames leaders for mixed messages and inconsistent rhetoric, likening the situation to one foot in a boat and one on shore as drift continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Magsie Natural Re
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Russell Banner
Russell Bani
Ww Cea
Weet Ne Assoc
Ta Mankabe
Newspapers Association
Zeta Cae Nae
Dincles Bs
Trac
Sea
Sanderson
William Set_ter
Setter
Angusville
Cecil Switzer
Migs Nettie Coulter
The
Agricultural College
Gordon Naylor
Royal Winnipeg Rifles
Jean Ssabelle
Waddell
E. Barer
Lacombe
Alberta
Donald R. Keating
United College
Donald
United Church
Irene Bell
Rita Cassin
Christ Church
Gary Digby
Dropmore
Toronto
Nick Polinko
Manitoba Hotelkeepers Association
Wolverine
Strathclair Auction Mart
Spotless Dry Cleaners
Minniska
Seung
Ras It
Shellmouth
Mlwood
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Ressburn Town Hall
H. Huston
H. Komhyr
L. Kurchaba
CKDM
Dauphin
Rossburn Lions Club
Virden Auction Mart
Virden
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