Wedding of Glenda Scott and Harold Kopetsky at McConnell United Church
Glenda Lorene Scott and Harold Lawrence Kopetsky married at McConnell United Church on August 9. Agnes Killoh played music. Miss Pat McKenzie sang. Bride wore nylon tulle gown with Chantilly lace. bouquet of red roses. Reception for 120. couple to reside on groom’s Inglis farm. travel outfit grey wool suit. Out-of-town guests listed. later trip to Blue Lake. Federal unemployment data noted in adjacent Quick Canadian Facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kopetskey-Scuss
McConnell United Cauren
Glenda Lorene
J. C. Scott
Harold Lawrence Kopetsky
Francis Scott
Eddie Freize
Russell
Glennis Scott
Herb. Halwas
Inglis
Blue Lake
Silverton School Assignments and Local Notices
Mrs Bethe of Rus sell to lead Silver Creek School Marian Semochko of Angusville to Stratford duties. two teachers go to Russell including Earle Keating in charge of Grade V and W H Andrews covering Grade VI. Sympathy to Mr Pete Melnyk's family. Nursing Sister Margaret Hill visited Rivers. many local movements noted. RDCG Church meeting reports, talks by Miss Mary Robin on agriculture, social hour and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agai
Bethe
Russell
Silver Creek
Marian Semochko
Angusville
Stratford School
Earle | Keating
W. H. Andrews
Thyk
Pete Melny
A. Keating
Helen Strahl
Minnedosa
W. M. Cochrane
Winnipeg
R. H. Pritchard
George Chipping
Mel Anderson
Chipping
CNR
Saskatchewan
Ted Phillips
Hammond
Andrews
E. Haistock
British Columbia
E. Fraser
Tommy ‘Westwood
Ev. Cochrane
Tommy
Church Club
RDCG
Giurdi
J. McLeod
George Baronet
Slem Robertson
Mary Robin
Tummel
Prince Edward Island
Department of Agriculture
England
France
Dropmore Memories and Community Notes
Dro pmore residents parade a busy week with holiday visits to Winnipeg and relatives from Laverton to Langenburg. School opens with Vivianne Riddell in charge, teachers assign Grainsby and Castleavery posts, and 4 H sewing club participants attend church.
Fire on G H Heap property rips hillside near Millwood
A smoldering manure pile on G H Heap’s property ignited a hillside blaze last Tuesday. Russell Fire Department aided in containment as drought conditions challenged crews. The town notes a renewed flare the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Heap
Russell
Iiss M
Ralph Wondrasek
R. Scobie
Churchbridge
J .E. Wondrasek
F. Bily
Karen
Douglas
C. Ryan
Foxwarren
Arnold Johnson
Marchwell
R. Wondrasek
J. A. McNutt
Spy Hill
Endcliffe School Reopens With New Local Leadership
Endcliffe School reopened on Monday with Mrs Morrison of Shellmouth in charge. Mrs Bird teaches at Duck Mountain this year, duties starting this week. The Perrick family spent the weekend at Pelly, Sask, while Mr and Mrs H Quick of Shilo visited with her brother and sister in law, Mr and Mrs Robert Zimmer. The Liske family of Saskatoon are spending a few days at home. Wilf Giles of Prince Albert motored down Monday, with Mrs Giles and the family returning Tuesday after holidaying with her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reg Robertson
Winnipeg
Harry Preece
Terry Hunter
Albert Shearer
Nonie Keating
Laverton
J. M. Robertson
Phil Zimmer
D. A. Bradley-Hunt
H. Turner
Link
Loretta
Larry Langrin
Langenburg
Jack Kruger
Betty Rawlings
W. Craig
Dropmore School
Vivianne Riddell
Arden
Margaret Kendrick
Tummel
Grainsby
Mariene Websdale
Flin Flon
Castleavery
Ernest Zeibart
H. Deitreich
Dropmore
United Church
Harold King
Tummel Collegiate
Reg. Robertson
Ann Robertson
Douglas Hunter
Garry Digby
Peter Kennedy
Morrison
Shellmouth
Bird
Duck Mountain
Perrick
Famiy
Pelly
Sask
H. Quick
Shilo
Robert Zimmer
Jack Liske
Saskatoon
Wilf Giles
Prince Albert, Sask
Victory Bond Conversion Offer Ends September 15
Local residents urged to exchange Victory Bonds before the September 15 deadline. Returns are rising as many have already converted, pushing Dominion totals past four billion dollars and over twice the wartime campaign peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Dominion
Canadian factory wage trends in 1958 era
The average factory wage in Canada at May 1 1958 stood at 66.98 dollars, up from 64.96 a year earlier and well above 43.87 eight years prior. The data illustrate steady wage growth across a decade with a notable rise in the late 1950s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Auction sale of Mrs A Fontaine household effects
An auction sale of the household effects of Mrs A Fontaine will be held on Saturday August 30 at 1 Yelock. Bob Thom is the auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T.O
A. Fontaine
Bob Thom
Local Visitors Share Week at Regina and Prince Albert Homes
Mrs. W L Giles and family of Prince Albert visited Mr. and Mrs. V Morison last week. Mr. and Mrs. J Petz and family of Regina are spending holidays with Mr. and Mrs. A Petz. Mrs. Oldensky left for Chicago. Bruce Davidson family enjoying a short stay at their summer home. Mrs. W Bateman of Winnipeg visited Mr. and Mrs. L Langford. Miss Jean Matheson of Winnipeg weekend guest of Miss A Busch. Mr and Mrs R Whyte hosted visitors Mr. and Mrs M Buchanan of Reeve Manitoba last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Giles
Prince Albert
V. Morison
J. Petz
Regina
A. Petz
Oldensky
Chicago
Bruce Davidson
W. Bateman
Winnipeg
R. Whyte
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Massey-Harris
Lh.c. Baler
Clement
Massey-Ferguson
New Holland
Jim Scott
Harvey Scott
Betty Fleming
Winnipegosis
Eva Burnett
Binscarth
Jean Baily
Oak River
Ann Syrnyk
Brandon
Helen Hamilton
Hamiota
Betty Scott
Pegg Mathison
Margarite
Mrs. R. Kirk
Binscorth
Dauphin
Lavini
Shoal Lake
Strathelair
Greenway
Holland
Treherne
Yorkton
Carrol
Plumas
Swan River
Cracknell
Los Angeles
Silverton
Clarence Hunt
Bert Hunt
Isabel] Hunter
W. Doole
L. Shearer
J. Kruger
J.M. Robertson
G. Baronet
J. Robertson
T. C. Gernett
Carberry
T. C. Garett
RD CG. Club
W. G. Ferris
Mrs. Garnett
Millwood
Endcliffe
Smellie Bros
Russell Bakery
Bartlett Pears
Standard & Jr
Man
Cukes
B.C
Handi Pak
Albertas
Izes
Russell Farm Equipment
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