Dropmore Area Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
A crowded list of visitors and travelers appears from Dropmore and surrounding towns. Among those noted are Jim and Alice Johnson and Murray Tisdale of Brandon at an army reunion in Yorkton, Mel and Lucille Dietrich of Winnipeg and Paul Dietrich on a Black Hills trip, and numerous relatives visiting from Stonewall Brandon and Roblin during early July. The Russell Rockies improved their standings with a Friday win and Royals tourney actions continued across Elphinstone Wroxton and Hooper’s Lake with several players mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.G. Ferris
Jim
Alice Johnson
Murray Tisdale
Brandon
Jim and
J.S. Robertson
Wughter
Gordon
Irine
Lori
Lisa McMillan
Stonewall
Man
Ann Denover
Winnipeg
Judy
Jamie
Dave Bushko
Dauphin
M. Ferris
Daver
Dropmore
Rawlings
Fowler's
Sycamore
Mervyn Kelly
Woodside
Walter Kurtsk
Jim Robertson
Roblin
Murray Robertson
Kathy
Airdrie
Alta
Isabel Keating
Calgary
Allan Robertson
Mervin Kelly
Betty
Valerie
Philip
David Harkey
Lloyd
June Harkness
Brent Bauereiss
Werner Bauereiss
Inglis
Kamloops
B.C
Flin Flon
Bob Digby
Lloyd She‘arer
Russell
Sandy Lake
Elphinstone
Murray Zimmer
Royals
Comets
Onanole
Wroxton
Sask
Selects
Whitewood Colts
IMC Ester
Hooper's Lake
A.E. Boucher
Binscorth
Theresa Lungal
Russell Rockies
Saltcoats
Alwyn Coulter
Richard Gravener
Langbank
Ken Heather
Unity
Gail
Jerry Michaud
Alsask
Bart Cochrane
Joyce Gray
Assiniboine Downs
Shorty Gray
W.M. Cochrane
Doris
Ken Matheson
Hamiota
Net
Willie Sonnenberg
Mary
Elgin Keating
Gordon Peters
Balcarres, Sask
Gary and
Meryle Weatherby
Esterhazy
Alice Stewart
Wedding gifts and weekend visits brighten Endcliffe notices
John and Joan Chernesky married recently with reception at Joan's farm. A 44 Shower for Joan followed at Grace Lutheran Church. Many relatives and friends visited Winnipeg Brandon Kelowna and various Manitoba communities over the weekend and during the week, including Norman Liske and Mrs Hassencamp. Sympathy extended to Ingles and friends on a bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Joan Chernesky
Falkavitch
Winnipeg
Joan
Grace Lutherand
Bill Zimmers
Brian
Cathy Zimmer
Whip
Delores Gallant
Brandon
Karen
Mandie
Lori Wagrer
Delores
Norman
Evelyn Stewart
Robert Liske
Selkirk
Ilse Hassencamp
Frankfurt
Germany
Norman Liske
Albert Walman
Lacombe
Alberta
Evelyn
Norman Stewart
Melford
Gerda Liske
Hassencamp
Visiting and Residence Acknowledgments Across Several Homes
Residents and guests are listed visiting or staying at homes in Shellmouth Regina Winnipeg Fargo Langenburg Moscow Vancouver Brandon Madison Flin Flon and nearby areas. Names include Blix Petz Davidson Byron Hooper Vosper Haas Whyte Busch Shore Stewart Johnson Kurvaka Bezo and Morrison among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Davidson
R. Sheppard
Karen Petz
Regina
J. Russin
R. Welke
Langenburg
Fargo
N.C
J. Vosper
Moscow
Idaho
USA
G. Haas
Vancouver
Bob
J. Whyte
McCreary
R. Whyte
E. Mullen
L. Delanster
Brandon
N. Stewart
A. Johnson
Kurvaka
Restricted deer season noted near Virden and eastern regions
Winter losses varied by region with about 15 percent mortality along Highway 63 to the Saskatchewan border, 20 to 35 percent north of the Trans Canada Highway in the Dauphin Swan River and Interlake areas, and less severe conditions near Virden. Officials credit a healthy population after last hunting season and indicate a three year deer season closure followed to aid recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Highway
Virden
Highway 63
Saskatchewan
Dauphin
Swan River
Interlake
Oak Lake Goose Refuge to be Reduced in Saskatchewan
The article notes a provincial move by Mines Natural Resources and Environment Minister Brian Ransom to shrink the Oak Lake Special Canada Goose Refuge. It recalls the refuge was created in 1966 to protect geese released in Oak and Plum Lake marshes to establish a breeding flock, but says the effort achieved only limited success and did not reach expected numbers.
Electronic identification of livestock and mycotoxin warnings
Canadian livestock producers are urged to monitor for subtle changes in animal performance that may signal shifts in feeding practices. Researchers warn that damp grain can foster mycotoxins, with mold growth risking contamination during storage and handling. The Animal Research Institute launches a two part study to develop rapid toxin screening and assess effects of realistic doses on swine, cattle and poultry to inform producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Canada
Farnworth
Canada
Dr. Trenholm
Animal Research Institute
Trenholm
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dropmore News
Paul Deitrich
Patricia
Lindsay Sprages
Shoal Lake
Garry Digby
Elean‘ors
Ted ‘Schwartz
Moose Jaw
Brother Mel
Saskatoon
Cynthia Anderson
Royals Fastball Report
Endcliffe District News
Edith
Raymond
Heather Kendel
McNutt
Ammold Marshal
Alen
Beulah
Sheri
Cindy ¢ Marshal
James Matheson
Tor
Audie
Anita Zimmer
Edmonton
Dan
Eleanor Zimmer
al Omings
Walter
Darel Zimmer
Matt Simms
Mr. Brownridge
Grandview
Hilda Pagan
Billie
Joanne Wileman
Colinda Wyatt
Wileman
Keystone Museum
Walter Croll
the Pas
Elsie
Ed Boring
Vernon, B.C
Girl
Lena Sudbury
Endcliffe
Fred, Salahab
Ted
Lilly
Allen
Buelah Marshal
Plum Coulee
Shellmouth
Mrs. Burroughs
C. Blix
Peg
J. Watson
Steve Petz
Petz
Calvin Davidson
N. Petz
J. Hooper
C. Byron
A.G. Busch
Busch
Mrs. Shore
B. Joy
Manitoba
Gene Collins
Flag Inns
Benior
Silverton
Alwyn Coulters
Net Brown
Harold Burtram
Howard Hazlehurst
Binscarth
Donald Hazlehurst
Linda Thornton
Fort
Oak Lake Special Goose Refuge
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