Inglis district Christmas visits and local updates
Readers learn of numerous Inglis and district residents visiting relatives over Christmas and New Year including Hertleins Mintenkos Lucyshyns Zipricks and Gibsons. Reports note minor injuries and illnesses plus church events school matters and ongoing snow disruptions affecting buses and activities.
Inglis Women’s Institute notes and 1962 plans
A December 27 meeting presided by TJ Fingas adopted last year’s minutes and treasurer report. They approved $20 for Inglis to Assissippi Beach transportation for 1961 swimming students and plan future lessons if an instructor is found. They ordered more Red Cross sewing and knitting materials and quilts for 1962 with officers re elected. The group organized 1962 convener roles and Red Cross drive canvassers, thanked members, and adjourned for tea. The January 4 meeting at Mrs Breckenridge’s home had nine members and a visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ters
Vanais
Cann and Family
Winnipeg
Everett MacKenzie
Virden
Man
J. Whymer
Foxwarren
Paul Ross
Inglis
Lily
Annette Kuhn
C. Kuhn
Hilmer Wersehler
Isabel
Tony Rubbel
Sacred Heart Hospital
Russell
Rubbel
C. C. Robin
Michael
Robin
Indow
Hoy Gillies
Amice Robin
Joan Ziprick
Portage la Prairie
J. A. Ziprick
Jack Ziprick
Sandy Lake
L. H. Ziprick
J. W. McKenzie
Gordon Fingas
Cindy
Albert Fingas
Mr. Fingas
Barthday
Fingas
James Halpin
Inlaw
Harry Ewankin
Yorkton
Sask
AT. Kines
Roblin
Inglis Unk
H_ Armstrong
Kines
United Church
Berrington
Dobin
Henry Beischer
Beischer
Asessippi Beach
Asessippi
Red Cross
Henry Fingas
H. Lorimer
John Fingas
Chos
Carvassers
Lorimer
Inglis Women's Institute
R. Breckenridge
Paul Flandra
Breckenridge
Wowk
Violet Flandra
Roll Eall
F.walc
Anne Adams
Ro Breckenridge
Kost Paulenko
Dot Wowk
R. Wowk
Business Prospects Bright for 1962 in Manitoba
A Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce seminar at Fort Garry Hotel painted a strong 1962 outlook for Manitoba industries and farming. Gov. Duff Roblin and Hon. Gurney Evang highlighted support for rural electrification and new plants in Morden, Winkler, Thompson, Lynn Lake and Grand Rapids, with agriculture seen expanding if moisture cooperates. An unrelated 1862 New Westminster mint brief note closes the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Garry
Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce
Gurney Evang
W. B Munro
Meat Packers Council of Canada
Manitoba
Canada
Saskatchewan
Alberta
R. C. Brown
United Grain Growers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dominion
McRae
St of
Labour
Caris Hertlein
Langenburg
Wm. Mintenko
John Hertlein
Jackie Hertlein
Outbank
J. Hertlein
Shirley
Jack Hertlein
Churchbridge
Sveinbjors
Cutbank
Chris Fiertlein
Gordon Gibson
C Gibson
Edgar Mench
Margaret
J. Ziprick
John Lucyshyn
Julian
Lucyshyn
Elmer
Odele du Bourg
P. Murphy
Durban
K. Houston
Ernest Bryant
Arthur Bryant
Baldur Oliver Ana
Morden
Daugh
Vauxhall
F. Clement & Sons, Ltd
General Motors
Grain and Coal Merchants
Paterson
H Armstrong
Ted
Kalyniak
TJ Fingas
Larimer
H. G. Franklin
New Westminster
Fraser River