Binscarth notices plan a seniors birthday event and local visits
Vacation day set for September 2 at 1130 with Rev Jean Ward in charge. Residents visit hospitals and relatives in Brandon and Winnipeg. Village council to discuss building taxes. Monthly birthday parties for 60 years and over proposed starting September 11 at 2 pm at the Centre with transport available.
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Jean Ward
Char
Margaret LaClair
Winnipeg
Ivy
Audrey Brown
Saskatoon
Binscarth
Jean Jervis
Bert Thompson
A.M
Government outlines cottage land leasing and sales policy
The minister explains Crown Land aims to lower administrative costs and boost cottage development. Cottage lots in provincial forests won’t be sold. mining leases exist. Unoccupied commercial sites go to first come, first served with ministerial discretion and local tax approval. Sales require building within 18 months and align with Northern Association of Community Councils resolution.
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Ransom
Recreation Round Up Signals Weekend Sports
A free evening of instruction outlines upcoming Flag football coverage next week plus plans to report on a baseball showdown and soccer results.
Visiting for a few days with Harold Kopetsky
Veinna Badluk of Winni visited for a few days with Harold Kopetsky. The note mentions their time together and notes Winni as the origin.
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Harold Kopetsky
Veinna Badluk
Winni
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