WANTED BOOKKEEPER AND GENERAL ASSISTANT FOR COOP
Classified notice seeks a book keeper and general assistant for Binsearth Co Op Locker Plant with start February 1 1962. Apply in writing with experience and salary. envelope marked Application to Binsearth Co Op Locker Plant Binsearth Manitoba. Also notices of thanks estate creditors liquor license and legal notices appear in this page including thanks for bereavement and estate claims with filing deadline February 6 1961 and liquor license objection procedures for Central Hotel Russell Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binsearth
Binsearth CoOp
Joseph Henry Denny
Town of
Russell
Manitoba
RG. Smeliie
Liquor Control
William Swar
Margaret Swar
Province of
Liquor Control Commission
Neepawa Land Titles Office
Central Hotel
Winnipeg
Liquor Control Act
Mamitoba Gazette
Licensing Board
City of
Win
Marchwell Visitor Notes and Births in 1962
Listings from Marchwell recount visiting relatives in Sg nce Winnipeg Vernon and Washington with notes of New Year greetings. Congratulations to Alex Ferguson on his marriage at St Lazare. Births include Marleen Susan Hande. Sympathies extended to the Galvin family. Also mentions hospital stays and winter weather remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Aptana
Sgnce
Ont
Jim MacPherson
Winnipeg
Lars Steiner
Vernon
Lewis Herigstad
Washington
USA
Lars Upland
Alex Ferguson
Garnet Ferguson
Mrs Ferguson
St. Lazare
Mervin Ferguson
Moose Jaw
Alda
Loyd Hogberg
Murray
Selsgirth
David Schepp
Dwight Nilsson
Calgary
Willie Bennet
Bert Bennet
Flora Bennett
Tom Bennett
Russell
Bennetts
Sacred Heart Hospital
Ferdinand Kriewallt
F. Kriewaldt
Annie Bryer
Langenburg Union Hospital
Annie Galvin
Churchbridge
Saskatoon
Galvin
Marchwell
Ed. Bengston
Brandon
Stuart Perrin
Spy Hill
J. Ingleston
Russell Teams Dominate Snake Creek Ice Action This Week
Russell area squads compete across PeeWee Bantam and Midget divisions in Snake Creek league. Midgets debut with Foxwarren and St Lazare losses. Bantams roll 7 4 over Birtle. Pee Wee league opens with five teams in action and Russell Pee Wee blank Birtle 10 0 with rookie goalie Ron Stevens posting a shutout.
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Russell
PeeWee
Bantam BB
Snake Creek Hockey League
Pee- Wee
Bantam
Foxwarren
Binscarth
St. Leuare
Birtle Indian School
Birtle
Solsgirth
St. Lazare
St. Lazare Binscarth
Russell Solsgirth
The
Legion
Elks
Dennis Brown
Chamber
Kewanis
Kiwanis
Cofe
Pee Wee League
Chamber of Commerce
Craig Loney
Doug Cusitar
Wayne Cusitar
Gordon Hahaway
Grant Ferguson
Jim Nickel
David Wowk
Denis Deschamps
Gregory Stevens
Garry Reavie
Danny Jackson Lloyd Jones
Jack Genaille
Tot
Eewees
Russell Pee Wee
Pee Wee
Ron Stevens
Bill Klym
Wayne Waddell
Wally Jackson
Lynn Klimack
Bo Stevens
Claire Mackie
John Munro
Brian Hembroff
Wally’ Jackson
Claire Loney
Brooks Smart
Tommy Cross
Manitoba Industry Displays Broad-Based Strength in 1961
Manufacturing notes continue from page one detailing new plants at Portage Sprague and The Pas including a 600000-pound per year mushroom facility and a 25 million dollar oil refinery. Evans reports 1961 retail sales at 810.6 million, labor income at 891 million, personal income near 1378 million, with tourism spending about 37 million and a strong rise in bank clearings to 218 billion. Manitoba shows 123 of 171 DBS categories, underscoring industrial diversity and economic stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portage
Columbia Forest Products
Sprague
Thompson
Pas
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Evans
Canada
Dropmore News Highlights Local Visit and Curling Open
Lars W Ferris and family visited Brandon with J B Johnson and grandchildren Kent and Kandice. The Dropmore curling season opened with six rinks active at the local rink. Charlie Rieger of Dalemead plans RCMP training in Regina on January 20. Square dancing in Dropmore hall January 19 hosted by H Oliphant. Swell of flu illness appears in the district with best wishes for speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lars. W. G. Ferris
Brandon
J. B. Johnson
Kent
Kandice
Johnson
Jack Kruger
Frankie Petz
Darlene Klatt
Regina
H. Oliphant
Roblin
Vauxhall Victor debuts with radical 1962 redesign
Clements displays the new lightweight four cylinder Vauxhall Victor, lower and wider with increased headroom and luggage space. Four versions offered Standard Super De Luxe and a station wagon with varied trims. Six cylinder Crest and Velox unchanged but gain optional leather and front-seat features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Clement & Sons, Ltd
Vauxhall
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Pontiac
Chevrolet
Plymouth
G.M.C
Ford
F.clement & Sons
Bill
Lena Kalyniak
Ted
Helen Yankoski
Wm. Swar
Memorial Arena
Rod Clement
Ken Munro
Don Sanderson
Fred Cooke
Tom Dunsmore
Brian Pettitt
Bantams
Russell Bantam Bb's
Bob Naille
Reichmuth
Vals
Garry Wooldridge
Bob Kieper
Lund
Vistors
Oal Getters
Bob Robinson
Jone
Danny Cross
Land
Bob Tindale
Wally Simpson
Ronnie Davidson
Bill McMurray
Rodney Brown
Ted Uhryniuk
Leslie Stanchuk
David Uhryniuk
Stuart Baker
Christies
Jimmie
Rodgers
Station
Yorkton
Capitol of
Dropmore
Texas
LARD
Olympic
Polly
Stanfield
Clements
Manitoba Committee On Alcohol Education
Homonton Street
Aurea
Mantona 1
Viret Parteh
Tim