Holiday Visitors From Winnipeg and Nearby Towns
Winnipeg visitors Mrs Bessie McKay and Miss Caristena spent a Dominion holiday weekend in Inglis with relatives Rex Gilies Cyril Berrington and Melvin Haas and family joined by Belvin Haas’s mother Mrs Mite Haas Miss Ance Adams presided at a church function Wayne Wowk led the offering and Don Proch of Winnipeg stayed with his parents over the long weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie McKay
Winnipeg
Mr. and
Rex J. HL Gilies
Melvin Haas
Athabasca
Belvin
Mite Haas
Caristena
Winnnipeg
Wayne Wowk
Ance Adams
Oagen
Don Proch
Lutheran Church Service Notes
Rev. H. F. D. Eriksson leads services at Bethany Lutheran Inglis at 10 30 am. Brace Lutheran Ruse also listed.
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Lutheran Church IN America
H. F. D. Eriksson
Bethany Lutheran
Inglis
Brace Lutheran
Ruse
ST. Joseph's Catholic
J. A. Mullally
Christ Church
Russell
H. Hyett
D. F. Stratychux Roblin
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Edwin Carey
Harrowby District News Delivers Local Wedding and Visits
Cameron Collins returned from Deer Lodge Hospital where he received medical treatment. The district notes a July 2 wedding for David and Phyil, and several visitors including Mrs. Sandy Black Mrs. Wilfred Carr and family from Foxwar ren Mr. Kenneth Ball from British Columbia. Russell Our 441 Clubs visited Brandon Fair and Brian Collins left for the United Nations Camp at Gimli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Collins
Deer Lodge Hospital
David
Phyil
Sandy ‘Black
Wilfred Carr
Foxwarren
Kenneth Ball
British Columbia
Ron Collins
Winnipeg
Russell
Brandon
Brian Collins
Gimli
Chas. Carrolls
Re‘sina
Forestry growth forecasts clash with wood supply in 1966 report
A 1966 forestry conference projection, cited in 1975, warns domestic and export wood demand could rise 50 percent with hardwood nearly doubling. If growth persists, by 2000 demand may quadruple, risking Canadian shortages. Suggestions include forest land management in Manitoba and other measures.
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National Forestry Conference
Canada
Manitoba
Caravans Readied for Canada Centennial Tour
The first six of 56 caravans destined for Ottawa and 750 towns across Canada rolled out of Calgary yards. Each 73 foot long 10 foot wide unit will carry centennial displays from early pioneer days to Confederation with effects like pine scent and cooler northern subarctic areas. The caravan tour begins next May and runs to November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian National
Calgary
Ottawa
National Capital
Canada
Confederation
Subibit
Roblin Constituency Thanks Voters and Volunteers
A provincial election winner extends gratitude to Roblin Constituency voters and the many workers who gave generously of their time and efforts on the campaign.
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Roblin
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Mrr
Nd Birs
Cyril Berrington
Nips
Delroy
Harmonie
Joy Liquid Detergent
Co-op
Small Prunes
Maxwell House
Bologna
Red Haven
B.C. Cherries
Ontario
Food Department
Robin Hood
Ibby's
Per
Nabob Coffee
Cheez
Gillen’s Grocery
Harrowby
Inglis United Church
ST. Mary's Ukrainian Catholic Church
Michael Badel
Css.r
Man
Seech
Wally McKenzie
Paul Halwas
Polka Dots
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