Inglis District Notes and Community Short Items
A compiled Inglis area report covers visitors including Mr and Mrs Albert Fingas and Peter Choropita in Winnipeg and Dryden connections, plus hockey results and church services. It notes upcoming services, school district plans for fencing and sandbox, a dance at Dropmore hall, a housewarming, visitors from Manning and Roblin, and local club meetings with plans for a spring concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Greening
Valley View
Alta
Betty
Albert Fingas
George W. Choropita
Peter
Bank of Nowe Jentia
St James
Willpes
Albina
Royal Bank of Canada
Dryden
Ontario
Law
Florence Choropita
RCAF
Pagar
Dropmore Church Service and Curling Event Set
Rev G W Rindale led the service at Dropmore United Church and administered the sacraments. The annual congregational meeting followed. Roblin’s A T Kines will lead next Sunday at 1 o clock. Dropmore Curling Club begins its twelfth annual mixed bonspiel Monday Jan 28 with a dance Feb 2 in the community hall. The Dropmore S D held its annual meeting Jan 20 with five ratepayers present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inglis United Church
G. W. Tindale
Knox United Church
Russell
Inglish Field
Allan Bryant
Ernest Bryant
J. Gillies
Pred Parmentier
W. McKenzie
E. Arm Strong
AT. Kines
Roblin
Man
United Church
Inglis
Gibson
G. W. Rindale
Dropmore United Church
A. T. Kines
T. Turta
Saskatoon
Dropmore
Dropmore Curling Club
Dropmore S.D
Atten
Endcliffe School Board Names Trustees for Next Term
The annual meeting elected Bill Zimmer trustee for the next term while Bill Wile man Bill Pagan and Peter Peatz remain on the school board. Maldwyn Wileman leaves for Lynn Lake to spend winter months. Roblin relatives of the Peatz and Winnipeg visitors attend a funeral for Mr Clark. Sympathy conveyed to the Clark family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Zimmer
Bill Wileman
Bill Pagan
Peter Peatz
Maldwyn Wileman
Lynn Lake
Nick Peatz
Roblin
Dick Clark
Winnipeg
Stevensons
Stevensons and Attended the Funeral of His Father, Mr. Clark
Clark
Births and hospital notes populate Marchwell region
Congratulatory notices greet new arrivals Sandra Lee born December 27 to Mr. and Mrs. Orie Swedberg Regina and a son born January 17 at Langenburg Hospital to Mrs. Norman Ciprick Gail Hogberg discharged from hospital and best wishes sent to Mrs. Teenie Miller and Roy Nelson in Sacred Heart Hospital Russell. Local mixed curling results list winners and placings with teams from Russell Millwood Langenburg and Marchwell. A Sunday visit from Nettie Geith of Russell and travelers Lindsay Keating of Calgary visiting the Haas family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie
Michael Robin
George Hardy
Robert Burns
Inglish
Russell
Langenburg
Peter Gaber
Frank Bell
Emil Zimmer
Winnipeg
Robert Chernesky
Dwight
Sacred Heart Hospital
Mt Cracknell
C. Robin
Tummer
J. Hi Gillies
Orie Swedberg
Regina
Sandra Lee
Gail Hogberg
Norman Ciprick
Langenburg Hospital
Teenie Miller
Roy Nelson
N. Robinson
G. Heap
Millwood
C. de Cock
Robert Schappert
Marchwell
E Hande
Stan Yont
D. McDonnel
Geo. Roulston
Ellis Yont
Grant Bily
Bill Schnell
Len Westerlund
F. Kriewaldt
Nettie Geith
Lindsay Keating
Calgary
Paul Haas
Silverton News Briefs and Community Notes
Mrs. Alwyn Coulter attended the United Church Women inaugural service at Shoal Lake Church last Wednesday. Neighbors gathered for a pleasant evening to honor a long life milestone. Card party hosted by the Hall Board comes to Silverton Hall Friday night. Expenditures on new university construction in Canada rose to 993 million dollars in 1960, with 1969 at 81 million and 1958 at 63.3 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dietrich
W. Doole
J. M. Robertson
R. J. Lewis
Moklagowski
Saskatoon
Dropmore
H. Oliphant
Roblin
D Robin
Rochedale
Don
Freda
W. G. Ferris
Hugh Roberts
Manning Alberta
David
Bud
Roberts
D. A Bradley-Hunt
Alwyn Coulter
United Church
Shoal ‘ Lake
Doug
Alice
W. A. Keating
William
Aing
Stratford
Blas
Silverton Hall
Hall Board
Canada
Manitoba Girl Places Third In International Weed Contest
Manitoba entrants competed in the North Central Weed Control Conference weed essay final with Miss Peggy Barker of Kenville finishing third. John Paul Estes of Missouri and Hugh Charles Wood of Saskatchewan placed first and second. First prize is a 300 scholarship for agri culture studies. Barker earns 25 for participation. The topic was How We Control Weeds On Our Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Prairie
Peggy Barker
Kenville
Manitobs
John Paul Estes
Missouri
Hugh Charles Wood
Saskatchewan
Barker
Ni Rére
Prairie Provinces
North Western
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fred Parmemtier
Marilyn
Brandon
Ted Carpenter
Emil ‘Timmer
Herb Liske
Wan
Sonnenberg
AE. Lewis
R.d.gc Church Club
J. Craig
Phil Zimmer
G. Baronet
Shearer
Mee D. Robin
A. Nichols
Club
W. Craig
B. Cameron
B.F.G
Pelly Trail
Esso
Archer
Master Electricians Association of Manitoba
Tor
Brigtoniote Farmvs
Manitoba Hydro
Sra Ier
Endcliffe
Avalon Theatre
Russell, Man
Silverton
Oly Trinity Lutheran Church
Bethany Lutheran
Ing
Grace Lutheran
Ins
Committee On Alcohol Education
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