Welcome home Alan Bauer and holiday greetings in Binscorth
Alan Bauer returns from St Boniface Hospital as the community shares best wishes for his recovery. The column also notes visits from Maurice Hawley of Vernon and others traveling from Winnipeg, Saskatoon, and Calgary to see family in Inglis and Brandon during the holiday season. A Christmas message wishes editors and readers joy and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Bauer
St. Boniface Hospital
Mary Barker
Maurice Hawley
Vernon
Winnipeg
Edmonton
Elnore
Gary Goral
Calgary
Will Burnett
Jack
Margaret Burnett
Inglis
Eva
Clifford Tetzat
Ray
Judy Prange
Brandon
Don
Helen
Linda Baker
Saskatoon
Vickie Boucher
Vickie
Banana Belt Group
Binscarth students celebrate Christmas with school events
Binscarth Elementary hosts a busy December with carols and decorations limited by fire rules. Students perform for seniors at the Drop in Centre, Lion's Club event, and hold noon concerts. Visitors include educators from Elphinstone and Manitoba Education. The year ends with concerts on December 20 and holiday wishes for 1991.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dropin Centre
Laurel Boucher
Lion's Club
Binscarth curlers chase bonspiel trail in year
Binscarth curlers compete in Hamiota cash spiel reaching the qualifying round but losing their first game. At Strathclair cash two rinks fail after qualifying while Lyle Robinson Bill Paradine Grant Tibbatts Blaine Woodhouse win the main event. Jason Miller with Vennell of McGregor wins Junior Zone at Portage and advances to Flin Flon provincials. Two local rinks play in Farmer's Regional Zone Playdowns at Strathclair with mixed results. Brent Strachan and Dave McGill to Souris in February. Christmas spiel set for December 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Robinson
Ken Burnett
Bill Paradine
Grant Tibbatts
Strathclair Cash
Albert Wotton
Jim
Braden Boucher
Blaine Woodhouse
Jason Miller
Curting
Vennell
McGregor
Portage
Flin Flon
Jason
Strathclair
Murray Tibbatts
Harry Miller
Cam McDonald
Brent Strachan
Dave McGill
Souris
Garbage contract awarded at Binscarth council meeting
The December council session for the Village of Binscarth saw mayor and all councillors in attendance. Grants were discussed, fiber optic work may begin in May, and club donations were approved including 300 to Lifeline and 50 to the Christmas Cheer Board. The budget was adjusted with provisional provincial estimates and staff pay raises of 7 percent for 1991 were approved, along with a concession on the Russell-Binscarth Recreation Board per capita payments. Tenders for garbage pickup were awarded to Carla Arran and Heather Barrett, with service starting January 2, 1991, and Westman Cable TV licensing discussed amid rising dish installations. Final accounts totaling 33,719.78 and 794.69 were approved for payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binscarth
Brown
Asi
Roaring Lions
Sr. Citizens
Bonnie Cook
Christmas Cheer Board
Blind Curlers’ Association
Lion Ed
Lion Convenor
Portage
Bruce Graham
Doug Smallwood
Russell-Binscorth Recreation Board
Allan Venne
Carla Arran
Heather Barrett
Westman Cable TV
CRTC
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Binscorth & District News
Banana Belt
Lena Dreilich
Mildred Lyon
Joyce
Lloyd Joyce
Lynn
David Dreilich
Viola Coulter
Life Line
North West Marquette Festival
Brenda Dreilich
Alan McRostie
Dick Rannie
Charlie Cooper
Morley Fraser
Sylvia Yankoski
Mac McGillvray
Mark Taylor
Dorothy Ireland
Sylvia
Donald Allerton
Delene Anderson
Fanny Patton
Marion Boucher
Laurel ‘Boucher
Lideliff News
Lideliff Ladies Group
Lois Tibbatts
Maisie Ronnie
Donnie Tibbatts
Lois
Binscarth Park & Pool
Binscarth Insurance Services
Binscarth Boucher Insurance Brokers
St. Lazare
Binscarth Theatre
Diane Diarchuk
Elphinstone School
Doug Bowes
Education Manitoba
Department of Education and Training
Zimmer
Binscarth Lions
Lion Percy
Knox United Seccety
Welcorth Ol
Love
Howard and
Ida Cooper
Lions Report
First Avenue
Thacker Street
Seventh Avenue
Council
Dj's Grocery & Meats
Binscarth, Manitoba
Campbell's
Maxwell House
Reser
Canada
Jake
Donna
Eee
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