Binscarth welcomes numerous visiting relatives and friends
Phyllis and Rex Fisher of Calgary visit Mrs. Dorothy Gooda and relatives. Jim and Polly Crichton from Melville spend time with Mary Oertel. John Kikkert and family from British Columbia guests of Mar and Mel. Peter Kikkert and Vancouver visitors join Taylors for the month. Local trips include Winnipeg district tour with Mint and Legislature visits plus cultural stops. Camping traffic increases at the local park as warm weather persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis
Rex Fisher
Calgary
Dorothy Gooda
Jim
Polly Crichton
Melville
Mary Oertel
John Kikkert
Hundred Mile House
B.C
Mar
Mel
Taylors
Peter Kikkert
Susan
Benje
Vancouver
Stella Johnson
Dale
Carol Crerar
Winkler, Md
Lorraine Michael
Winnipeg
Sheep Breeder Meeting and Regional Visits Report
Lidcliff Maisie and Graham Annie attended a Sheep Breeder's Association Meeting at The Pas on Friday. Glenda Deanna and Jodi Cook returned from a plane trip to Salem Oregon where they visited Glen n's relatives. Duncan and Nancy McDon ald motor to Brandon on Friday. Tim and Maisie Kane with Jack and Margaret Burnett holidayed at various Saskatchewan golf courses. Mrs Jones of Austin visits Mrs Olive Mundle and helps celebrate her birthday on July 9. Alan Bonnie Woodhouse and girls returned from a ten day motor trip to Niagara Falls and St Catherine's. Murray Lois Tibbatts join Ed Val Fergusson and Bruce Annette Douglas to Winnipeg for football Friday night. District children take swimming lessons at Binscarth Pool. Pat Reagh and Lois Tibbatts camped at Binscarth Park while their children swam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maisie
Graham Annie
Weekend visitors and travels across prairie towns
Silverton and nearby communities hosted a parade of visitors during early July. Guests included Ron Griffiths and Jayson of Lockport with Alice Eshelby. Yellowknife visitors to Winnipeg. Ed Lungal's visitors Mel Williams and family from Yorkton. Unity Sask attendees with the Coulters and Lungals. Ken Heather and Carol Heather from Unity along with Janice Urlaskin. Regina and Langbank residents with the Gravenors. Kamloops visitor Billie Mackinley. G Brown of Birtle. Emily Coulter from Marquette. Pete Prosarich visiting Dryden. Pearl Cochrane and Gerald from Star City. David Coulter and Gavin in Winnipeg for a medical appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alwyn Coulters
Ed Lungals
Ken Heather
Carol Heather
Janice Urlaskin
Unity
Sask
Ernest Leggatt
Regina
Richard Gravenor
Fred Gravenor
Alison
Jack Gravenor
Langbank
Billie McKinley
Kamloops
B.C
Doole and Digby Families Visit in Dropmore News
Last weekend Mr and Mrs Bill Doole visited at Virden with Mr and Mrs Bob Doole. Last week Mr and Mrs Maurice Digby hosted their daughter and grandchildren Faye Chad and Deanna Orr from Flin Flon. Tom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Doole
Virden
Bob Doole
Maurice Digby
Flin Flon
Faye
Chad
Deanna Orr
Tom
CKND TV2 tower topped for Manitoba rebroadcast station
The 1,278 foot CKND TV2 tower near Basswood was hoisted to completion with the antenna being installed to broadcast across Western Manitoba. Viewing coverage reaches 75 miles, from Dauphin to Brandon, with on air testing planned for August and regular broadcasting set to begin September 1. Local officials include Mayor Craig Stewart and Reeve Arthur Bayes with CKND leadership represented by D C Brinton and Peter M Liba. The tower was formerly in Pemina North Dakota and transported by semitrailers to the Minnedosa area for assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CKND
TV2
Craig Stewart
Minnedosa
Arthur Bayes
Saskatchewan
Clayton Murray
Charles Kingdon
Doug Spearin
Robert Horner
Robert Rudneska
Irvin Cristie
Thelma Andersen
D.C. Brinton
Peter M
Westman
Dauphin
Brandon
Manitoba moves to extend act benefits to full time domestics
The Manitoba government introduced a bill to apply the Employment Standards Act to full time or live in domestic workers paid by a family member and working over 24 hours weekly. The change aims for effective date next November 1, with Vacation with Pay Act coverage to follow. The report also notes community social events and birthday celebrations in local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Schroeder
Family visits and public notices from Prairie towns
A collection of visiting relatives and friends from Portage la Prairie to Winnipeg, Kelowna, Canton Ohio and beyond. Names include Agnes Klimack Bert Kilmack Wendy Norleen Lianna Bezo Gill siblings and many others as well as hospital patients Lena Motoshoski Wanda Baueriss John Simpson and Mary Zimmer. Swimming lessons at Asessippi beach wrap up with Lorna Chandler instructor in her 90s. Pam Wershaler wins the Paterson Trophy donated by Rod and Betty Paterson of Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penhold
Alta
Agnes
Bert Kilmack
Barbra Munro
Ray Cantley
Portage
Prairie
Pat
George
Colin
Sandra Riopka
Stoney Mountain
Boogvarts
Winnipeg
Bert
Agnes Klimack
Wendy Norleen
Duane
Erin
Kirsten
Lena ‘Motoshoski
John Baueriss
Wanda Baueriss
John ‘Simpson
Lawrence Bezo
Valdeen Bezo
Garth Ellis
Sheldon
Debbie Bernhard
Colleen McDowell
Sherry McNair
Charlotte Mattice
Ton
Alberta
Elizabeth Orke
Kelowna
Paul
Emily Kleebaum
Canton
Ohio
Lydia Nernberg
Roblin
Margaret
Oscar Nernberg
Mary Zimmer
Sherry
Susan Jeske
Yorkton
Lane Swankin
Russell
Rheinhold Ross
Mary Weibe
Dugald
Asessippi Beach
Lorna Chandler
Pam ‘Wershaler
Rod and
Betty Paterson
Thompson
Funeral services held for Harvey Glasman in Tisdale area
Craigie District News notes that Mr and Mrs Alward Glasman and Terry traveled to Bjorkdale Saskatchewan on Monday July 5 to attend the funeral for Harvey Glasman who died Friday at Tisdale General Hospital. Harvey aged 75 is survived by his wife Mary son Kenneth and his other son Calvin and his wife Loyce of Saskatoon. Dee Nichol and afrd Mrs visited on Saturday July 16 with Ivy McKinnon, Emily and Wanda Wondrasek also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir
Alward Glasman
Terry
Bjorkdale
Sask
Harvey Glasman
Tisdale General Hospital
Harvey
Mary
Kenneth
Calvin
Loyce
Saskatoon
Reggies Hotel Lobby Echoes Canada Day Celebration
A lively line from the lobby voice declares this country in turmoil yet notes July First was celebrated coast to coast as Canada Day or Dominion Day. The remark contrasts national upheaval with enduring patriotic observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Dominion
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Binscarth
Grace Payne
Edmonton
Kew
Michelle Kowal
Prince Albert
Jean
Eva Barker
Dana Danielson
J Laxdal
Sheldon Cook
Veronica
Curt
Val Boucher
District 44H
Mint
Legislature Building
Museum of Man and Nature
Lower
Fort Garry
Rainbow Stage
Planitarium
Edith Medill
Phyllis McFarlane
Doug Pollum
Brate Vera
Edith
Velma
Harry
Henry Graham
Raith Murdoch
la Porte
Minnesota
Jim Rice
Murray May
Ed Mathow
Anne Polding
Ontario
Quebec
Nova Scotia
P E.I
Murray
Anne
Stan Claytons
Yarmouth
Ernie
Dorothy Schrot
Mays
Mathews
Smithers
Rick Whymer
Lidcliff
Silverton
Ron Griffiths
Jayson of
Lockport
Alice Eshelby
John Mcqueen
Yellowknife
Nwt
Ed Lungal
Mel Williams
Jennifer and
Christopher
Mrs. G. Brown of
Birtle
Emily Coulter
Marquette
Pete Prosarich
Dryden
Pearl Cochrane
Erald
Star City, Sask
Wm. Cochrane
David Coulter
Gavin
Dropmore News
Cknd-Tv2
Bass‘wood
John Robertson
Dropmore Hall
John
Violet
Dropmore
Jesse Wardle
Mary Joliffe
Charlie Bernhard
Burke
Delores Cameron
Lazo
Beatrice Cameron
Arnold Ferris
Gerald
Orland Petz
Melissa
Walter Seidlitz
Dave Bushko
Walter Rawlings
Jim Denover
Morrison McFayden
Shearer
Gary Morrison
Walter Kurtenbach
Alvin
Wendy Holmaty
Nathan
Carmen Petz
Langenburg
Ann Petz
Angela
Teenie Piwniak
Minnie Ferris
Amily
Pinawa
Marie
al Angrin
Russel
Craigie District News
Afr
Dee Nichol
Ivy McKinnon
Emily
Wanda Wondrasek
Ames
Wasslen Bros
Man
Cheerios
General Mills
Lipton’s
Cherries
B.v
Reggies
Peace Garden
Lower Fort Gang
ICMP
Assiniboine Park
Lex Bothwell
Hodeo de Cochon
Sterbure
Ronarmant
Peslopment
Ute Sh
Pilot Mound
Pilot Mound Kinsmen Club Lot
Ag Equipme
Ani
N-The-Farm Service
Perry
Russell, Manitoba
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