Christmas Guests Bring Joy to Dauphin Families
A long list of Dauphin and area residents hosted relatives and friends for Christmas and New Year celebrations. Guests came from Winnipeg, Toronto, Norman Wells, Pilot Mound and Brandon, with extended family visits spanning Neepawa, Thompson, Arborg, Brandon, and Silverton. Several local residents traveled to Jamaluca and Silverton for holidays. multiple gatherings marked by reunions and well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Heming
Toronto
Dianne
Duane ‘Tremaine
Diane
Ken ‘Thompson
Prince Albert
Ken Scheske
Norman Well
N.wt
Sadie Horning
Winnieg
Robinson
Gordon Loney
Penny
Claire
Dauphin
Norman Lange
Jamialca
Gerald Keating
Silverton
Ken’ Flett
West Coast
Allan Robinson
Arborg
Gordon Loneys
Lingerie sewing classes and bingo nights offered locally
Mrs M Comey of Binsearth advertises five sewing lessons for ten dollars starting January 17 at 7 30 pm with deposits by January 12. Also St Joseph's Cash Bingo runs Tuesday nights at 8 00 with 15 games including five ten dollar games and eight eight dollar games plus a $325 blackout and $40 jackpot. Tickets are 50 cents for three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Comey
Binsearth
Helen McKay
Binearth
Gammey
St. Joseph's
Bridal shower invites for Debbie Semochko in St Joseph’s Church
Invitations invite relatives to a bridal shower for Debbie Semochko at St Joseph’s Church on Thursday January 18 at 8:00. An open house for Mr and Mrs W G Ferris to celebrate their 45th anniversary runs January 9, 1972 from 2 to 6 and 7 to 9 pm at Dropmore. No gifts requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debbie Semochko
St. Joseph's Church
W. G. Ferris
Dropmore
Births in Bran don Wishart Zimmer and more
Birth notices from Brandon and neighboring districts report Johnsons welcoming a daughter born Monday December 27 at 6% pounds. Wisharts announce a son Christopher Edward weighing 1 oz at Auszelland District Hospital on December 28. Zimmer family adds a daughter born November 2 at Russell District Hospital. Steinbeck bethcode Hospital records a birth on December 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Zimmer
Russell District Hospital
Kelly
Karen
Steinbeck Bethcode
Roses From A Haunted Garden chapter capture
A fragment from Joan Francis Webb's Roses From A Haunted Garden features a young narrator Bethany Gifford recalling a memory of Jared Clegg and a candid, humorous view into early adolescent thoughts. The text hints at questions about growing up and adult behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Francis Webb
Bethany Gifford
Jared Clegg
The Library Singer Faces Danger in Her Rose Garden
Bethany, frantic and alone in an isolated mansion, suspects danger behind her devotion. Her husband prowls at night as their infant son has disappeared. The threat centers on the beautiful rose garden she herself created.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany
Pelly Trail Community Schools Program and Courses
Bill Martin outlines a one day money management study on January 15 and various courses including Wisnop sewing classes with January 10 preregistration, pattern levels 9072 9176, and a Regina Bateson School service. Rhythmics ballet and model jazz for all ages begin January 10 with preregistration. A community calendar will cover three months of events. History Writing for Amateurs offered February 4-6 in Winnipeg. VSOP visits for seniors recruit volunteers and involve local churches in Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarry Popoff
Angusville
Bateson School
Kate
Regina
Pelly ‘Trail
RCMP
Pelly
Nof
Winnipeg
Pelly Trail
VSOP
Russell
Local Names in Christmas Weekend Notes
Fragmentary community notes list names tied to Winnipeg and Monton, with mentions of Mr and Mrs Wondrasek, Esterhary, Glasman, Alasman, Basbor, and Karen. References to New Year’s Day gatherings and family visits appear alongside sporadic surnames and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Rosnoski
Doris
Wally Thual
Winnipeg
Mary Mushumanski
Wasyl-Michaichuk
Lynden
Helen Yanfoakd
Jim and
Biek
Bran
Jim
Stes
W. ‘Sehwalm
D."wondsavek
Church
Seg Peared Burla
Sharon Glasman
Alasman
Eamonton
Basbor
Karen
Pelly Trail School Board approves funding and bylaw action
The Pelly Trail Division Board met on November 6 at 1 45 pm. They reviewed a break in at Oakburn Elementary, discussed funding for Russell Industrial Arts and Home Economics, approved minimum equipment purchases for September 1972, and authorized a bylaw for an 800 000 financing plan in Winnipeg. They backed a highways speed zone signs request for No 366 Inglis and heard a report on the division’s guidance program with Rossburn Collegiate noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelly Trail
Leonard Bartko
Oakburn
Department of Indian Affairs
Russell Industrial Arts
Mso
Beeet Ein Brhe
Mpi
Winnipeg
Russell
Highways Department
Inglis
Reimer
Rossburn Collegiate
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Ems
Sci
Ind
Tan Rekonant
Ottawa
Garichas
Lén
Roy’ Fettton
Burke Garnett
Bill Gallinger
Kim An Mark
George Bell
J. Bell
Bill Ferguson
Neopawa
Eien
Gustav Freir
William
Walter Fil
Henry. Wiebe
Lydia Freir
Rudolph Moore
Attden
Alfred Kiba
Basswood
Atein Freter
Binscorth
Freier
Neepawa
Bradwardine
Wheatley
Allan
Iniaw
Mr. and
Peter Johnson and
Blake
Amonton
Eldon
Mrr
Emily
Carel Ghiuckres
bin Chuckree
Bill Robinson
R. Mate
RB. R. Robinson
Bartitta and
Jack Dows
Bill Lawson
Bob McMurray
Rec
June
W. Morison
Carberry News
Express
Scott_Drever
Flin Flon
Michael Boyle
Penhold
Alta
Scott
Lynn
Jack Drever
Bill McNaughton
Terry McNaughton
Daryl
Debbie
Art. Kinsley
Bob McGowan
Kinsley
Ray Kinsley
John Krywushenko
Logie Smeltie
Carol Soderstrom
Eric Soderstrom
Great Lakes Mill
Thunder Bay
Fs Samnenrae At
Se ‘Versafood
Nathan Fenton
Billy
Pinawa
Man
Om ‘Fenton
Success’ Business College
Yuletids
Russell Insurance
Agencies
Burgess RC
Smeille
DELL
Avalon
Hide
Ryan's
James Stewart and
George Kennedy
Flight of
The
Solo
Catelli
MAC
Quart Basket
M& M
America
the Library
Bill Martin
Wisnop
Simpsony
Craigie
Rexall
Reavie’s Pharmacy ‘Ltd
Reavie’s Pharmacy
Central Hotel
Priday
Ednesday
Charlie ‘and the Bunch Fane Mrapa
Bill Taylor
Blue Grass Boys
Wheatleys
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