Notable Visitors, Family Travel, and Local Curling News
Visitors including John and Helen Pugh and Barbara attended a mother's funeral in January with Pat Fadyshen Tor N. Rumpel and others from Winnipeg and Penticton. Alan Brown returned from two weeks in Ontario. Isabel and Eric and Judy Brown moved into a new home. Mil and Freeman Barrett and Reg Wards visit Arizona and plan a hospital sale. Bryan McCauley’s rink won zone playdowns, heading to Brandon for provincial playdowns on February 8. Purity Rebekah Lodge held its first 1978 meeting with 24 present. new officers installed by Crystal Rebekah Lodge. The Ladies Bonspiel at Binscarth featured lunch and social time.
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John
Helen Pugh
Barbara
Pat Fadyshen
Tor N. Rumpel
Richmond Hill
Ontario
Steve
Barb Heley
Isabel
Eric
Judy Brown
Hamiota
Bert Horning
Bert
Louis Tibbatts
Mil
Freeman Barrett
Arizona
Reg
Flin Flon
T Sell Hospital
Ruth
Don Graham
Virden
Purity Rebekah Lodge
Leana McLennan
Crystal Rebakah Lodge
Russell
Jean Johnson Noble
Muriel Pratt
Margaret Crerar
Dora Horeczy
Lorraine McLean
Rebekahs
Binscarth
4-H News Binscarth Hews and Events Glimpse
The Binscarth 4-H club met January 6 with 26 members present. Senior members held a December 12 Christmas party at Wa sslens after toboganning. Juniors gathered December 29 at Baker farm for games and hamburgers. The local Spell was January 7. Brenda Murray’s rink won first in event one, while Kelly Boucher’s rink placed third. Sheldon Gray won first in event two, with Billy Murray second, Wendy Tibbatts third, Warren Rannie fourth. Consolation rink went to Betty Lyon. Prizes came from Paulin’s Biscuits and 4-H funds. Heart Fund canvass planned for January 28, with February 4 if cancelled. $50 donated to Manitoba Club Council for Exchange trips.
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Binscarth
Ettes
Patti Arrans
Sheldon Gray
Billy Murray
Wendy Tibbatts
Warren Rannie
Betty Lyon
Paulin
Heart Fund
Manitoba Club Council
Local Weekend Visits and Curling Playdowns Notice
Lidcliff Miss Debbie Tibbatts visited Edmonton home weekend before Thom-Polding wedding. George MacDonald and Brian Barrett visited Flin Flon area then returned Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Ernie Wood with Stewart Bowley visited Brandon last Thursday for medical care. Good luck to curlers in Hamiota senior playdowns and Foxwarren mixed spell. Congratulations to rink winning Consol Playdowns in Binscarth. Mr and Mrs Danny Clements and Heather Ellice visited Paul Wolfe in Wapella Saskatchewan last weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debbie. Tibbatts
Edmonton
Thom
Binscarth
Danny Clements
Heather
Noeen Ellice
Paul Wolfe
Wapella
Saskatchewan
Silver Creek Council Sets 1978 Terms and Rates
The R M of Silver Creek commences a new three year term with unchanged staff and committee roles. Deputy Reeve R D Tibbats. various ward officials. council fees set at 116 dollars monthly plus 25 for special meetings with 25 deduction per missed meeting. Reeve 175 dollars monthly. Machine rates for summer 12 and winter 15 per hour, minimum 5 per lane. Mr Paul Sidoryk hired as winter maintenance man. weekly garbage pickup to start with plastic bags only. Plans underway for a new pier and boat dock at Silver Beach to be installed spring 1978. Highways Department pressure to upgrade local PR roads with hoped action soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorne McCauley
M. Tibbatts
Paul M. Luba
Lawrence Dufrat
J.L. Mazur
W. Kieper
Reeve
Paul Sidoryk
Silver Beach
Department of Highways
P.R
Window coverings enhance UF rooms with style and function
The guide explains choosing curtains drapes blinds or café curtains to set atmosphere while improving heat control and furniture protection. It covers fabric choices such as acetate acrylics rayon and the benefits of lining for warmth and light blocking. Recommendations include care needs sewing to cut costs and proper installation from ceiling to floor.
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Department of Agriculture
Cheerio Club Plans March 10 at Personal Care Home
MacGregor Manitoba visitor Craigie Mrs Russell Cairns spent a week with daughter Eileen and Sonny Heap. Six members attended the January Cheerio Club meeting at Dorothy Shaw’s home. March 10 was set to entertain at the Personal Care Home if available. A $10 donation to the Ability Fund was approved. Anne Cusitar to host next meeting with whist and bingo proceeds. Doris Barber won the Ivy McKinnon donated gift. Minnie Bily named as next month’s news reporter.
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Russell Cairns
MacGregor
Manitoba
Eileen
Sonny Heap
Cheerio Club
Dorothy Shaw
Ability Fund
Anne Cusitar
Ivy McKinnon
Doris Barber
Minnie Bily
Provisional gun control to curb unsafe ownership in 1979
The provinces shift to a firearms regime beginning January 1, 1979 with the EAC system to keep guns from unfit buyers. Courts gain new prohibition powers to remove firearms from dangerous individuals. The aim is to prevent unsafe access and enhance public safety.
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Canada
E.A.C
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Bryan McCauley
Garnet Cochrane
Murray Tibbatts
Bob Cook
Brandon
Eva Burnett
Lory Harrison
Hutsville
Maryland
Lory
Binscorth Park
Assiniboine
Karen
Detroit
Ron
Lome
Faye
Jason
Florida
Disney World
Young Nolan
Grandma Ruth
Stuart Douglas
Kim
Joe Crerar
Russell Hospital
Mary
Norman Robinson
Hildred
Philip Robinson
Binscarth Rebekahs
Are
V. Campbell
Birtle-Shoal Lake Health Unit
Binscarth and District
Wasslen Bros
Nabisco
E.D. Smith
Lidcliff
R.M
Silver Creek
R.D. Tibbatts
J. Katchin
R.A. Rowland
D.M Dunn
W.J. Kalyniak
Peter L Rubeniuk
Wilson and
Gregoire
Bert Dufrat
Cameron Flett
B.A. Bartram
E. Bartram
Catherine Cochrane
Reggies
Craigie
Community Theatre
Man
Showtime
Great Adventure
Jack Palance
Joan Collins
Jack Dow
Fourier Avenue West
Ottawa
KIA Opr
Government
Department ‘of Justice, Solicitor General
Gouvernement du Canada Minstére de la Justice
Soliciteur Gerera Canada