In Inglis and Surrounding Areas Community Notes
A brief reaches on local events from Sacred Heart Hospital Russell improving patient condition, Mrs E Martel bereavement in Ontario, and Inglis Legion Convention delegates. Community reports cover Inglis School field fair with 14 schools, Shellbank Shellmouth wins, contests led by Mrs Keay and Lormer, and social at Dropmore. Missionaries Sam Senott and family spoke on Kenya work at Blue Wing church with slides and Africa artifacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Hospital
Russell
E. Martel
George Law
Ingersol
Ontario
Inglis
Shellbank
Drop ‘More
Castleavery
Rochedale
Shellmouth
Royston
Endcliffe
Thunder Creek
Cracknell
Hudson
Riding ‘Park
Free’ Field
Londonderry
Shelbank
Ricky “Keay
Arnold Moore
Gloria Hodgson
Inglis School
Home and School Association
Keay
Dropmore
Sam Senott
Kenya
East Africa
Bill Adams
Blue Wing Church
Africa
Sam Senotf
Kay Kreviasiuk
Lock- Port
Man
H. Campbell
Hoffman
Official Opening of Loon Lake Beach at Shell Valley
Shell Valley Community Club sponsors the official opening of Loon Lake Beach in Shell Valley on June 25. A men’s fastball tournament accompanies the opening with entry details directed to A J Holevach in Inglis by phone number 559.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loon Lake Beach
Shell Valley
A. J. Holevach
Inglis
Shell Valley Community Club
Dropmore Castleavery Field Day Highlights and Happenings
Field Day at Inglis drew Dropmore and Castleavery students with teachers and parents. Dropmore placed third in marching. ribbons went to Judy and Janet Dietrich Isabel Hunter Joyce Harding Larry Zelbart Nettie Glogowski Sharon Rowan Donnie Rowan Carol Haberstock Daniel Shewchuk and others. Community events included church social, upcoming school picnic June 23 at the local grounds, and a public speak at Castleavery with winners advancing to Roblin and Yorkton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dropmore
Castleavery
Inglis
Judy
Janet Dietrich
Isabel Hunter
Joyce Harding
Larry Zelbart
Nettie Glogowski
Sharon
Donnie Rowan
Carol Haberstocknd
Daniel Shewchuk
Phil Grosse
Saskatoon
T. Turta
Rd.cg
Inglis Women’s Association
Legion Hall
A. T. Kines
Dropmore United Church
Kines
C. Broomfield
Quill Lake
Sask
R. J. Lewis
Jack Rawlings
Dauphin
C. Harding
Winnipeg
William Skinner Dies After Long Illness at Dropmore
William Skinner of Dropmore died at Roblin hospital on May 25 after a lengthy illness. Funeral held May 20 at Tummel Church with A. Kines officiating. Burial at Tummel cemetery. Survived by sister Mrs E T Lewis of Clearbrook BC and brother Dr F L Skinner of Dropmore. He was active in RM Shellmouth council and school trustee and was a life member of Russell Game and Fish Association and the Horticultural Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Skinner Russell
Rose‘hearty
Aberdeenshire
Scotland
Canada
Shell River
Shellmouth
Skinner
Russell Game and Fish Association
Horticultural Society
E.T. Lewis
Clearbrook
F. L. Skinner
Dropmore
Value of Agricultural Sales Remains Stable Across Years
Dominion Bureau of Statistics estimates show Manitoba farmers earned 282.795 million dollars in 1960 from farm product sales and related receipts. This compares with 231.939 million in 1959 and 231.794 million in 1968, indicating little change over three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Manitoba
Also Mentioned on This Page
Inglis Chamber of Commerce
Messippi
G. Gaber
OBAS
Lake Winnipeg
Lake
THE
Carling Breweries
LTD
Redwood Ave. and
Main St
Russell Consumers Co-Op
Russell Co-Op
Shoal Lake
Rossburn
Manitoba Dairy & Poultry Coperative
Brandon
ManCo and
Meadocream
Russell Creamery
Manitoba Dairy & Poultry Co-Operative Ltd
Castleavery School
Marion Hunter
Bobby Hunter
Terry Hunter
Wayne Digby
Shirley Robertson
Elaine Robertson
Janet Maudsley
Betty Rawlings
V. Boyd
L. Shearer
P. Bugera
Bobby Digby
Ane
Roblin
Wayne
Swan River
Yorkton
M. Digby
Harold Boughton
W. Uhryniuk
Red Ribbon
Dougas Hunter
Gary Digby
Allan Dietrich
Champon
Douglas Hunter
Richard Hunter
Faye Digby
Leslie Cole
Gregory Hunter
Robert Hunter
Essie Doole
Leslie Doole
Abe
Jock Blacklock
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