Winnipeg Visitors Included Farm Union Delegates
Mr and Mrs Stan Jackson and daughter Linda visited Winnipeg last week accompanied by Mrs Oscar Fingas and Paul Galatiuk. Stanley Jackson is a director of the Manitoba Farmers Union. Mrs Fingas and Paul attended as delegates to the MEU convention and banquet at the Marlborough hotel. Oscar Weir also attended as a delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Jackson
Linda
Oscar Fingas
Paul Galatiuk
Winnipeg
Stanley
Manitoba Farmers’ Union
Dropmore community events and Christmas concerts noted
The article lists multiple Dropmore events including a New Year's Eve dance at the Dropmore Community Hall with music and no lunch, the Dropmore Christmas concert in the community hall, and a White Gift Service at Dropmore United Church with a children’s program. It also mentions residents moving to Regina, a Castleavery Christmas concert, and local 4 H Club notes with a Tastee Sete event planned and Huck Weaving demonstrations.
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Qevembes
Dropmore Hall
Paulette Dietrich
Loretta Ziebart
Brenda Simair
Faye Digby
Millwood and Winnipeg residents visit relatives in Manitoba and Saskatchewan
Me and Mrs Townsend of Winnipeg spent several days with Me and Mrs D Minder before returning to the city. Miss A Bily returned from Edmonton after attending her nephew B Yont's wedding. Miseily traveled with Mrs R Yont Lorna J Bily and Mr J Bily of Marehwell and Mrs ML Weber of Delisie. Mrs A Heap returned from Thompson on December 5 with her daugh ter and son in law. Mr R Cartwright works for MacLeod Ltd in Dauphin. Mrs G Wondrasek visited Mr and Mrs P Wondrasek while Gordon worked in Northern Manitoba. Family gathering with Mrs A Bily and Miss M Bily included Mr and Mrs Jim Bily, Mr and Mrs R Yont and families of Marchwell and Mr and Mrs F Bily and family. Minnie Wondrasek spent the weekend with her daughter and son in law in Russell. Mrs A Heap plans to spend next week visiting relatives and shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. ‘Townsend
Winnipeg
Minnie Wondrasek
E. Berk
Russell
A. Heap
Silverton community updates and events note
Mr Wilfred Keating remains in hospital as residents send wishes for a speedy recovery. Robert Coulter and Jack Cochrane traveled to Winnipeg for the weekend. White Gift Services held at Silverton United Church included Sunday School and shared services with choir music. The Silverton School Christmas concert is set for December 20 at 8 00 pm in the hall. Jim Kieper is under the weather with flu. The WMS annual meeting occurred, marking the transition to the United Church Women’s Group in 1962. Regular curling is underway and a Square dancing night drew a good crowd with a Dropmore set. No more square dancing until spring. Charlie McFarlane returned from big game hunting in the Duck Mountains. Ladies from the district attended a shower for Miss Alice Trinder in Russell.
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Silverton
Wilfred Keating
Wilfred
Robert Coulter
Jack Cochrane
Winnipeg
Silverton United Shurch
Silverton School
Pam
Jim Kieper
Jim
WMS
Wats
New United Church Women’s Group
Dropmore
Charlie ‘McFarlane
Duck Mountains
Russell
Alice Trinder
Harrowby Greets Reader and Announces Local News
Harrowby extends season’s greetings to the editor and staff with wishes for the coming holidays. Birthday cheers to Ida Collins and Marie Collins on December 15 while Cheryl Collins marks her first anniversary. Mr J H Lee moves to a new section at Birtle as the Lee family joins, boosting attendance at nearby pupil counts. The annual concert is set for December 20 with a call to attend, and wedding bells are rumored for December 16.
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Ida
Marie Collins
Cheryl Collins
Manitoba
J. H. Lee
Jett
Birtle
Lee
Nasy Abies
Air Patrol Planned For Game Officers
Manitoba mines and natural resources minister Hon C H Witney said field reports describe experiments in air ground and water patrols for game law enforcement. The plan integrates aerial with land and sea patrols and two way radio contact amid winter violations noted during the game bird season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C H. Witney
Manitoba
Mines and Natural Resources
Twoway Radio
Witney
Aerial patrols eyed to boost game and waterfowl protection
The department plans to expand air patrolling using light aircraft to improve coverage of game and water fowl areas. Aircraft with wheels or floats proved economical and quick, delivering patrols in minutes far outperforming ground work. The minister noted success and potential future expansion, while halting low flying private planes near Netley.
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Witney
Netley
Withey
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Inglis
the ‘Teeners
Tussey
Faberge
Yardley
Bachelor
Seaforth
Xmas
Rowntree
Aunt Martha
Moirs
Reavie
Legion
Russell Legion Club
the Telegram
Toronto
Phil Zimmer
Henry Turner
Jerry
Reston
D. A. Bradley-Hunt
Don Robin
Bradley
Sally
Curling Club
Robert Digby
Cheryl
George Kennedy
Assini- Doine
M. Digby
Yorkton
Earl MacKenzie
Regina
Dropmore United Church
Joan| Robertson
A. T. Kines
Elaine Robertson
Gabriel
Mary
Leith Skinner
Shirley Robertson
Emmanuel
Leslie Doole
Bethlehem
Manger
Jesus Our
Lord
Linda Neilson
Betty Rawlings
Simai
Ian
Grey Hunter
Loretta Zeibart
Reg. Robertton
Kin
Kines
Robertson House
Assiniboine Sewing Club
Dropmore School
Millwood
Harrowby
Air Patrol
Gillen's Grocery
Margarine—Parkay
Paulin
California
Nstant Coffee
Maxwell House, Genes
Sunkist
Terry and His
the Liquor Control Commission
Liquor Control Amission
Wally
Sox
Spy Hill
Sask
Cuthem Funiture
Binscarth Memorial Theatre
Scott Betta St. John
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