Inglis Community News Highlights and Visits
Inglis residents hosted visitors from Port Coquitlam and Brandon while family updates, school closures, and local events filled the week. Emil Zimmer returned home in better health from Union Hospital Yorkton after a ten day stay. Don Messer Jubilee was enjoyed, and Roblin Constituency victory celebrated. Junior high and elementary schools closed for summer, and church services at Inglis United Church featured reports from conference attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Armstrong
Port Coquitlam
B.C
Jack
Emil Zimmer
Union Hospital
Yorkton
Sask
Inglis
Joe Flamond
Leo Madden
Leanne
Brandon
Lillian
Ted Kalyniak
Madden
James Halpin
Asessippi Beach
Gillam
Manitoba
Calgary
Alta
Ziprick
Harold
Winnipeg
Milwaukee
Wally ‘McKenzie
Roblin
Don Messer
Russell Arena
Russell Agricultural Society
Rose Salamanovicz
Elmer Lucylyn
Raymond du Bourg
John Lacshyn
Brian Ransom
Boissevain
Man
Mel’ Graves
Grandview
Judy
Pat
J. W McKenzie
Jim White
Fred Kemarous
Saskatoon
Crystal City
Dropmore Weekender Notes and Weddings Update
Weekend visitors greet Mr and Mrs J S Robert son and family. The Leach Hunter wedding took place at Dropmore United Church. Isobel Hunter and Reg Leach wed in Dropmore. Air Cadet League since 1941 has trained over 300000 youths. Various relatives travel from Regina Winnipeg Edmonton to attend services and gatherings. Church services were canceled due to weather and July closure announced. Hazel Doole returns home after appendicitis. Numerous camping trips and family visits reported in the Dro pmore area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Robert
Indaw
Daugh‘ters
Jim Denvur
F. M. Rawlings
Blake Wilson
Everett Bell
Edmonton
Geo. Baronet
Sacred Heart Hospital
Russell
Richard Hunter
Winnipeg
J. Hunter
Leach - Hunter
Bob Digby
Garry Morrison
Regina
Duck Mountains
E. H. Comfort
Sam
Kelvington
B. D. Carmichael
J. M. Robertson
Elaine Robertson
Shirley Robertson
Hazel Doole
Roblin Hospital
Dropmore United Church
Hazey Herbert
Victoria
Herman Wagner
W. Neilson
Linda
Hermann
Roydon ‘Kurtenback
Roblin
Brandon
Exhibition
Don Robin
Isobel Hunter
Reg. Leach
Flin Flon
New Cereal Chemistry Unit Links to Canada Grain Research
The University of Manitoba’s cereal chemistry unit gains expansion funded by the National Research Council of Canada with 376000 over five years to boost research and graduate teaching on grain quality. The plan includes chemistry, genetics, physiology and grain science from U Manitoba, Grain Research Laboratory, and Winnipeg CDA Station, adding equipment and staff over the first three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Grain Commissioners’ Grain Research Laboratory
C.D
Winnipeg
Walter Bushuk
Marquis
The
Board of Grain Commissioners
Cereal Chemistry
History lesson warns of liberty eroded by state favors
The passage argues that seeking freedom from responsibility leads to the loss of real freedom, citing ancient Athens and other city states. It warns that cities and nations can become soft and lose liberty, and notes cautionary examples from Indianapolis Star and Manitoba groups. It also warns about old batteries and bottles becoming explosives when heated, risking flying debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Indianapolis Star
The
Accident Prevention Association of Manitoba
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Inglis United Church
Irene Hogeland
Marlene Munro
Joann Kamarous
F. Parmentier
Irene
Marlene
Fred Parmentier
Marilyn
Mire
E. Martel
Happy Holidays
Dropmore
Air Cadet League
U. of M. Research Centre
RMN. McMurray
Tasur
Russel
AGRES
Villa
Robert
Yul Brynner
Diablo Ltd
Poitier - Jas
Garner
Dark
R. Taylor
Mimieux
Hamilton
Ottawa
Windsor
London
Toronto
Portage Ave
Russell Fair
Rivers Pipe Band
Keystones
CRDM
Melody Kings
Midway Attractions
Frank MacDonald
H. E. Way
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