Old Horse Barn And Baseball Privies Gone At Centre Site
The Binscorth Community Centre site replaces prior outbuildings with a SPANSTEEL structure set to start foundations in January. Curling rink and waiting room planned by spring, plus a future hockey arena. A Lottery Grant could cover up to 18,340, with 75 percent funded by the community and 25 percent by the grant, up to that cap. Photo by Robert M. Burton.
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Robert M. Burton
Community Notes Celebrate Births Visits and Events
Marchwell congratulates sir and Mrs Jim McDowell on first grandchild a son born to Bill and Loretta Laiige in Yorkton on December Sincere best wishes to Norma Prince and Chrissy Farmer who were patients in Langnburg Hospital Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Cliff Roulston on a daughter born at Langenburg Hospital on December 9th Visitors from Spy Hill Russell and Belem Brazil share news of births and hospital stays The Ladies Auxilliary met at Henry Yent home December 6th with plans to hire a library helper donate to Hall Board arrange bingo bake pickup and Christmas plans The January meeting will be at Lucy Zentners Best wishes to Mr Jacobs receiving medical care in Saskatoon Hospital Mrs Martin Lundgren honored at Come and Go Tea for 25th wedding anniversary December 10th A family supper followed with gifts and entertainment from out of town guests Rodney from Winnipeg among them Mrs Harold Remus visited Regina for a medical appointment December 8th Mr and Mrs Alex Bennett and Bob visited Roblin with Mrs Bertie Bruce on December 8th
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Loretta Laiige
Yorkton
Mervin Ness
Spy Hill
Jennie Farmer
Norma Prince
Chrissy Farmer
Langnburg Hospital
Cliff Roulston
Langenburg Hospital
David Schepp
Jean Schep
Russel
Regina
Cecil Fields
Shellmouth
Ernest Inde
Arey
Clair Hande
City
Phil ‘Tice
Russell Hospital
Mae Murdock
Louise Reichmuth
Binscarth
Roy Yonts
Ernest Hande
Trevor
Ernest
Barrie
Julie Hande
Belem
Brazil
Henry Yent
Hall Board
Conrad Schappert
Lucy Zentner
John
Jacobs
Saskatoon
Walter Kou Esiees
the Earth
Russell
Martin Lundgren
Jim ‘Murray
Langenburg
Langley
Binsearth
Churchbridge
Rodney
Winnipeg
Harold Remus
Alex “Bennett
Bob
Bertie Bruce
Roblin
Bank of Canada Does Not Have To Pay Cent For A Five Dollar Bill
Reggies Ramblings reports on Bank of Canada stance avoiding a cent for a five dollar note. Prime Minister Trudeau plans London talks with Heath, seen as unhelpful amid Heath troubles. Montreal mayor Drapeau promises Olympics won’t cost taxpayers any money, aside from hundreds of millions. Alaska priest touts milk wine claiming it suits ladies without folly.
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Reggie
Bank of Canada
Trudeau
London
Heath
Jean Drapeau
Montreal
Alaska
Sincere sympathy and greetings from the Ingles area
Sincere sympathy from friends and relatives to Mrs. Salmanawicz and family on the loss of husband and father. Mrs. Gerald Gorda on the birth of baby daughter. Congratulations to the newly weds Mr. and Mrs. Larry Liske. Mr. and Mrs. McLeod of Bossivain visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Wowk. Mrs. Leo Madden and children of Brandon are visiting at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. T. Kalyniak. Mr. and Mrs. George La Vallee and Dorothy Melnick of Foxwarren visited with Mrs. D. Melnick on Sunday. Mrs. Kalyniak returned home after visiting at the home of her son in Brandon. Sincere sympathy to Mrs. Wart Keating and family. Regular meeting of the Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. D. Melnick with eight members present. Reports were given regarding the mini Leadership, also articles for the convention ex-."
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Salmanawicz
Gerald Gorda
Larry Liske
McLeod
Bossivain
Rudy Wowk
Leo Madden
Brandon
T. Kalyniak
George “ la Vallee
Dorthy Melnick
Foxwarren
D. Melnick
Kalyniak
Wart Keating
Women’s Institute
Mini
Tougher Liquor Restraints Urged
A Manitoba attorney urged tougher liquor restraints to curb what he called the nation's most severe social ill, vowing to take immediate action to reduce excess service and sales of liquor to the underaged. Mr Mackling noted the problem was not uniquely severe in Manitoba but acknowledged widespread concerns.
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Mackling
Manitoba
Canada
Russell 7's Homemakers Meeting Plans Christmas Party
The Russellites Homemakers met in Knox United Church basement for the third time to discuss plans for the Christmas Party. The event is set for Wednesday December 18 1972 at 730 pm and all members are urged to attend. The club also elected a new
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Knox United Church
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