Binscarth District Notices and Community Visit Highlights
Local residents share holiday visits across Quesnel Winnipeg Brandon and The Pas as families gather. The Bin scarth Home Ettes meet January 7 1972 with 34 members. reports on Christmas parties and club news are presented. funds and tickets arranged for Ice Capades and Heart Fund events. membership updates and clothing reports noted.
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Binscarth
ETTES
Binsearth
Kathy Murray
Carol Dreilick
Central Hotel
Winnipeg
Darlene Weselak
Shelley Clarke
Joy Graham
Dorothy Lyon
Lellia Rice
Insulation Benefits Asserts Dual Winter Heat Retention
The Canadian Hydronics Council states insulation keeps heat in during winter and reduces heat gain in summer, providing two benefits for the price of one when your name is properly insulated.
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Canadian Hydronics Council
Open House Honors Ferris Forty Fifth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs W G Ferris celebrated their forty fifth wedding anniversary with an open house on Sunday January 9. Relatives friends and neighbours joined at their home to extend best wishes and share tea. A three tier wedding cake and a family birth stone ring cuff links and tie clip were presented by the family.
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Airs
W. G. Ferris
Howard Ferris
Jim Johnson
Ferris
Grainsby
Dropmore
Bill Ton Jessie
Unsatisfied Judgment Levy Doubled On Vehicle Registrations
Manitoba Attorney General announces the Unsatisfied Judgment Fund levy will rise from one to two dollars on vehicle registrations beginning with 1972 renewals. The fund covers injuries, deaths and property damage from uninsured or hit and run drivers and will wind down as the public insurance program starts.
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al Mackling
Manitoba
Save by Remodeling Adds Value and Efficiency
Home modernization boosts living space and property value. The Canadian Hydronics Council cites heating modernization can cut fuel costs by up to 25 percent for homeowners seeking energy savings.
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Canadian Hydronics Council
Long Distance Calling Sets Christmas Record in Holidays
Mantabans again break long distance record with 59 700 calls on Christmas Day. Telephone system handled Boxing Day total rising to 38 017 from last year. Direct distance dialing accounted for 21 961 calls.
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Nce
Mantabans
Christ
Nantsba
Foxwarren Busy Bees Hold Christmas Party
The Foxwarren Busy Bees 411 Sewing Club held a Christmas Party with 23 members attending. They enjoyed games and lunch followed by a business meeting and speeches by Della Simms Francis Ellis and Anna Marie Clarke.
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Foxwarren
Sewing Club
Della ‘Simms
Francis Ellis
Anna Marie’ Clarke
Diana Wenitoway
Sally Magnowski
Glenis Simms
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Monty Johnson
Quesnel
B. C
Pat
Dorothy Pash
Monty
D. Johnson
Marchwell
Mary Oertel
Jerry
Northam
Brandon
Assiniboine College
Kathy Turnbull
Misericardia Hospital
Mike Bodnarchuk
George Budzinski
Kay Budzinski
Winnieg
Marlete Michie
Bobby
Barry
Grandma
Grandpa
Ernie Campbell
Alf Corder
A. Cochrane
Russell Hospital
Gord Ellis
Pas
St. Regist
St. Regis
Smith St.ote
Ament
Bill Taylor
THE
Blue Grass Boys
Neepawa
Charlie Banana
the Bunch
Anary Sale
Russell Family Store
J. $. Robertson
Neice
Elaine Robertson
Russell
Paul Dietrich
Patricia
Earl Spraggs
Shoal Lake
Peter Glogowski
Michael
Our
Cnuaren
Help Care
Care of Canada
Ottawa
Ont
KIP
Elony
Ken
Satara Manon
Lee
Ciena OneCart
Postal
Goue Rasta
Januay
Joney - Savers
Lipton’s
Cadbury's Instant
Duncan Hines
Celery Hearts
California
Ontario
Gillen’s Grocery
the Friendly Giant
Robert Homme
Cbc-Tv
Will Ge
Rusty the Rooster
Jerome the Giraffe
Banner Want
South Side Service
Chrysler
Rice Sports Wear
Stanfield Underwear
Bauer Curlng
Dale