Angusville Farewell for Bellows Family Moving to U.S.A.
The Angusville community hosted a farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bellows and family Iris and Terry at Ukrainian hall on July 2. Witty remarks and a luncheon celebrated their five years as UGG elevator agents before they depart July 11 for a new venture in the United States. Guests included Frank MacDonald Russell and many Silverton residents.
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Ars. x. Shortice
St Lazare
M.r. Paquet
Sillver Beach
Bill Ritchie
UGG
Ritchie
Saltcoats
Sask
Angusville
Albert Berney
Katchin
Joyce
A. A. Lechowicz
Bill Lechowiez
Edmonton
Donald Kable
Andrew Bellows
Iris
Terry
Woitte
R. J. Pritchard
Alvin Ross
Silverton
Chester Magnowski
Russell
Touring Manitoba Frontiers Edge Of Northern Empire
A fragment surveys Manitoba’s northern fur empire heritage with mining and power projects reopening, inviting vacationists to the Trout Festival at Flin Flon and the lure of northern pike, Precambrian rock centers, and lake and forest scenery.
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Flin Flo
Local Social and Family Visits Across District
Rochedale families A Macranven and Roe couples visited the Zimmers at MacGregor with Rodney returning home after a visit. Ben Cameron’s niece Jean was hosted by her mother in Dauphin. Nick Gallant and Gloria of Flin Flon spent the weekend with relatives. E Galatuik recovering in Russell hospital. K Alexander drove to Winnipeg for a few days. Lois Beth Galatuik baptized at Minniska Church by Rev. I M Miller. Graham MacLeod joined Alf Cooper to West Coast seeking work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Macranven
Lynn
H. Roe
F. Zimmer
MacGregor
Rodney
Ben Cameron
Jean
Dauphin
Nick Gallant
Gloria
Flin Flon
E. Galatuik
Russell
Community Notices From Local Residents Visit and Visits
A stream of short items lists visitors and travels among area families. Miss Snapentsumer visits grandparents Mr and Mrs A Shearer. Mrs F M Rawlings visits Erickson. Mr and Mrs Jack Kruger and family spend weekend at Ewart Man. Frank Zimmer family attend Dietrich Zimmer wedding in MacGregor. Kitch family from Birch River attend wedding. Cameron family to Winnipeg with son Burke. Lou Sincarsin visits Busko home. Sincarsin family return to Toronto. Therra Frazer Beulah visits with Bushko and Dave. Geo Hunter drives to Winnipeg. Hunter family return home. Reg Robertson spends week at the fair. others attend. Geo Baronet visited Wynyard. Harry Preece of Winnipeg visits J M Robertson household. John Hammond attends Brandon Fair. Jim Johnson Brandon and parents W G Ferris host. Kent and Candis return home Frankie Petz visits Regina.
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Miss Snapentsumer
A. Shearer
Rd.cg
F. M. Rawlings
Erickson
Jack Kruger
Lorraine
Larry
Zam
Ewart, Man
Frank Zimmer
Burke Cameron
Winnipeg
Lou. Sincarsin
Busko
Sincarsin
Glen
Wayne
Toronto
Therra Frazer
Beulah
Bushko
Dave
Geo. Hunter
Murray
Bill Robertson
Ann. Bassil
Bob Digby
Reg. Robertson
Geo. Baronet
Wynyard
Sask
Harry Preece
J. M. Robertson
John Hammond
Brandon Fair
Jim Johnson
Brandon
W. G. Ferris
Kent and
Candis
Craigie Residents Take Weekend Trips and Visits
Mrs Mervin Stevens and Mr Ray Spencer traveled to Winnipeg on Saturday while Mrs Stevens plans a week with her parents the Spencers. Nearby families from Transcona Silver Beach Bjorkdale and Brainara all spent days visiting relatives and gathering at Oak Glen and Clift C usar s.
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Mervin Stevens
Ray Spencer
Winnipeg
Louis Glasman
Alward Glasman
Sharon
Luella
Gary Glasman
Elmer Taylor
Marilyn
Miami
Florida
Clift Cusitar
More Oil Produced As Road Conditions Improve
May oil output rose despite a slight dip in daily crude rate to 15 715 barrels but beat April by about 14 000 barrels totaling 487 165 barrels for the month. Of 792 wells capable of production 701 produced in May up from 668 in April with sixteen rigs active and five new wells reported. cumulative production to end May advanced.
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F. C. Bell
Bell
Totem Poles Draw Visitors to Parks in British Columbia
Fine selections of totem poles placed in Thunderbird Park at Victoria and in Granley Park at Vancouver attract thousands of visitors to British Columbia each year, highlighting cultural showcases and regional interest in indigenous art.
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Thunderbird Park
Victoria
Granley Park
Vancouver
British Columbia
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Saskatoon Industrial Exhibition
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
D. A. Kable
Lechowicz
Frank Keller
Kukurudz
Michalchuk
John Senko
Liver Beach
Mr. Senko
R. Pritchays
R. H. Pritchard
May Purnbull
Secred Heart Hospital
Wien
D. Peddie
Katherine Hustak
Tate, Bask
Bill Chuchmuch
John Chuchmuch
Fort William
Peacefall Lake
McKay
Rochedale
Dropmore
Frankie Petz
Regina
Craigie
Rosco” Steel
Fouillard Bros
ST. Lazare, Man
Fair Grounds
Red River Valley Boys
Ivestock
Russell Fair
Gayland Shows Ltd
Octopus Little Dipper
Mike Harris
His
Lynn Gibbson
Nashville, Tennessee
Mike
Canada
Monkey Drome
Amazon
Fallen Angels Athletic Arena
Daughter of Neptune
Funny Mirrors
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