Inglis Social Notes Show Regional Family Visitors
Long list of visitors and relatives from Winnipeg Langenburg Esterhizy Russell and Russell area, plus hospital updates. Terry Fingas fractured knee cap at college rink and recovering in Saskatoon City Hospital. family wishes speedy recovery. Church services held February 4 at Inglis United Church with Rev. Campbell Connor. open prayers and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan
Bob. Jackson
Terry Fingas
College St. Outlook
Sark
Eadie Fingas
Saskatoon
Terry
City Hospital
Bruno
Middlelake
Sask
Mike Bulbuck
Sacred Heart Hospital
Russell
United Church
Inglis
Campbell Connor
Susan Lorimer
Dianne Kamarous
Wally McKenzie
W. Henderson
Bill Fisher
Harold Miter
Fred Kamarous
Knox United Church
Russell and
Silverton
Allan Bry
David ‘Coulter
Thilan
Victor BC
Barbara
David Randall
Alan
New
Ferris family plans month coast trip via Brandon and Calgary
The Ferris family travels from Manitoba to Vancouver for a month long holiday with planned visits to Calgary and Swift Current en route home. Mixed bananabies feature Digby Rowan and Yarowsky at MacNutt while Mrs. Violet Menken hosts a Valentine party for mothers and preschool children. Watt Ferris and Norman Ferris head west for a weekend motor trip, and Mrs. W Craig and Mrs. J Craig join a ladies bonspiel at Binsearth with a Roblin rink winning second event prize. A slide program on Europe and the Middle East is presented by Miss Lillian Allen. Manitoba conference week covers future opportunities and challenges with Duff Roblin and W C Lorimer speaking. registration fees are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Ferris
Brandon
Jim Johnson
Vancouver
West Coast
Calgary
Swift Current
Sask
Bob Digby
Jack Rowan
Adam Yarowsky
MacNutt
Violet Menken
Burke Mc ‘Neill
Winnipeg
Shellmouth Hall
Jerry Zentner
Watt Ferris
Norman Ferris
Grandview
W. Craig
J. Craig
Binsearth
Roblin
Siemens
Thailand
Europe
Middle East
Lillian Allen
School of Home Economics
Tache Hall
Men’s
Manitoba
Duff Roblin P
Ladies' Program At Conference Week 1968
The 1968 Conference Week offers two ladies sessions in Room 206 of the Home Economics Building on February 27 and 29. Tuesday features a 10:00 am welcome by Dr. L. E. Lloyd, with talks on Food Habits and Acceptability by Mrs. Marion Vaisey, and presentations by Miss Gattinger and Miss McDonald on new foods and preparation methods. Tuesday afternoon covers Home Economics in Business with demonstrations by senior students on practical applications. Thursday morning includes child rearing discussions led by Mrs. Norrie Frye with group dialogues and a question period on avoiding pitfalls of obsolescent parenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Economics
Dorothy Bolton
School ‘of Home Economics
L. E. Lloyd
School of Home Economics
Marion Vaisey
Carol Gattinger
Carolyn McDonald
Norrie Frye
Nesbitt Educational Enterprises
Tuneh
Leonard
Red River 68 Could Endanger Markets
A. L. D. Martin, chief of Manitoba Agriculture crops, warns Red River 68 should not be grown in Canada. U S tests and Canada's Grain Commission confirm its semidant quality is inferior to licensed spring wheats. If produced in quantity, it could jeopardize Canadian overseas markets and harm farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
A. L. D. Martin
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Crop Quality Council
United States
Board of Grain Commissioners For Canada
This Week's Meditation in The Upper Room Devotional
A devotional excerpt emphasizes unity in the church as people from a state hospital share patience, kindness, and tolerance for those differing in traits. It frames spiritual brotherhood and acceptance as the doorway to unity among individuals in the church. The note closes with a political joke about voting for the best man.
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Don Proch
Ethelbert
Man
Tention
Westminster
B.C
Burke McNeill
City
Tom Yuen
Norrow
Yuen
Tom
Dropmore
Cantrece
Charm
Jamaica
Delroy
Per W
Peter Piper Bologna
Texas
Scona Celery Hearts
California
Blue Mountain
Co-Op
ZEE Bathoom Tissue
Johnson’s Klear
Strie Eed
Food Dept
Gillen’s
Bologna
Burns
York
Zce
Peanut Butter Sr
Alex Schwepp
Carnation
C.A
Gillen’s Grocery
Red River
ST. Mary's Church
William Tanasychuk
Birotail, Manitoba
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