Easter Tales From Binscarth and District
Residents recall Easter events and family visits across Binscarth Manitoba with relatives from Winnipeg Shoal Lake and The Pas. The piece notes flood arising from spring thaw near the airport strip, local recovery by John, and multiple residents including Hastings Burnet Bryer and Bodnarchuk family members hosting or visiting. Ben Lyon marked his 83rd birthday April 19 and curates scrapbooks sent to senior homes and hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gooda
H. Beatty
Sai Lodge
N. Wasslen
Inlaw
Bill Melmoth
Cathy
Ken
Patti
Robert Stromberg
Winnipeg
Johnny Wasslen
Stan Worniewich
Harold Brown
Su| Sanne
Butch Weaver
Brown
Fred Hastings
George
Leanne
Kevin
Fred
B.C
Kuroki
Grandma
Eva
John
Rita
Airport
Dale Crerar
Wint
Bingcarth
L. Harbottle
St. Vie ‘al
Stele Johnson
H. Haggland
Bill Burnett
W. C. Honey
Shoal Lake
Norma Bryer
Gordon Bryer
Terri
Port Hardy
Evelyn Bryer
Glenboro
Ivan
Dawn
Gilbert Plains
Calvin Cook
Lyle Robinson
Ronnie Robinson
Teri Bryer
George Hebron
Jim Rice
Russell Hospital
Brandon
Bowsman
Harold House
Flin Flon
Mike Yankoski
Ambrose Horning
Comnlaw
Ken Thompson
Kenny
Prince Albert
Pat Horner
Scott
Todd
Saskatoon
Ohn Zaharychuk
Pas
Isabelle Clements
Sharon Funk
Langenburg
Carla Boucher
Bob Chabai
Mort Orr
Dauphin
British Columbia
Bill
Nova Scotia
Bin
Binscarth
Toronto
Eugene Bwanin
Colonsay
Sask
Elsie Cornell
Ben Lyon
Ben
Shutine
Crippled Childrens
Inglis to Host Annual W I District Meeting
Inglis will host ten Women's Institute district meetings across the province starting in May. Gwen Parker Wil executive secretary says each convention will feature a district theme and guest speakers on topics from pollution to the status of war and men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Institute
Gwen Parer
Wil
Parker
A. J. Poole
Kemnay
Provincial president to attend district meeting at Inglish
A provincial president will attend each convention and a representative from the provincial agriculture department extension service will join the event. The Th Roblin Russell district meeting at Inglish on Wednesday May 5 will cover electing boards for 1971 72 and drawing up resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Department
Roblin
Russell
Inglish
Algo
Penny Still Counts For Thought In Inflation Era
A brief aphorism notes that despite rising prices a penny remains enough to pay for simple thoughts. The remark reflects ongoing concerns about value and cost of living. It implies small contributions retain significance even as economic pressures grow.
Municipal mill rate details and 1971 budget notes
Local council outlines farm and residential mill rate remaining steady while commercial rate rises slightly. Documents show 1971 total assessment, union dues, and payments to Manitoba associations. Minutes specify wage increases, weed control plans, and transfers to General Funds to support the general mill rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.M. Russell
Bes Nte
Louis Johnson
Minister of Municipal Affairs
General Reserve
General Funds
Sehool Foundation
Sehool
Also Mentioned on This Page
Binsearth & District Chamber of Commerce
Community Theatre
Speedway
Elvis Presley
Nancy Sinatra
Wasslen Bros
Paulin’s
Christie's
Libby
Clark
Texas
Manitou Wheat
Neepawa Wheat
Harmon Oats
Clement's Bar C Ranch Ltd
Russell Meat Processors
Robertielater Norquay
Chrise
Yorkton
J. B. Jones
Yorkton Cemetery
R. A. Moynes
Delmar Moynes
Ghindle
G. Hayward
B. Venton
Allan Graham
Binsearth
Norquay
Yorkton Union Hospital
Mr. Norquay
Kirkneall
Orkney
Scotland
Canada
Annie Seissons
Florence Mildred Hendry
Nokomis
Sackatchewan
Nokomis United Church
No- Komis
Minniska
Charles Hendry
Hendry
Charles
Malcolm
William
James
Donald
Kenneth
Carrot River
Inglis
W.I
McKenzie
Russell Banner
Union x
Manitoba
Hudson Bay Route Association
Treasfers’ Association
Manitoba Municipal Secretary -‘Treasurers’ Association
Formals
Candids
Moy
IER
The
Banner Bakery
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