Community Notes From Binscorth and District
Betty and Al Sewell and granddaughters Jill and Jocelyn Bellamy of Wynyard Saskatchewan visited Bettys mother Helen Brown and family. Mrs Ida Murdoch is now a resident of Russell Personal Care Home. Sympathy to Myrtle Murray’s family who died June 3 1993. Margaret Dave and Allan Scurfield of Winnipeg spent time with her mother Fanny Patton. Carrie and Norman Cress of Portage la Prairie with Mary Gauthier of Winnipeg visited Mike and Sylvia Yankoski for St Matthews centennial. The Drop-in Centre addition is progressing. Seniors Day in Russell June 1. Linda McDonald and Tanya Woltny were Winnipeg visitors. Mrs Hope Bruce spent time in Winnipeg meeting her sister Helen Scott of Keewatin Ontario. Kristie Robinson placed third in Manitoba MS Read-a-thon reading 125 books in 4 weeks in Mrs Bouchers Grade Two class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
al Sewell
Jill
Jocelyn Bellamy
Wynyard Sask
Bettty
Helen Brown
Ida Murdoch
Russell
Myrtle Murray
Carrie
Norman Cress
Portage la Prairie
Mary Gauthier
Wpg
Mike
Sylvia Yankoski
St. Matthew's
Linda McDonald
Tanya Woltny
Hope Bruce
Helen Scott
Keewatin, Ont
Kristie Robinson
Ron
Patty Robinson
Manitoba
Kristie
Boucher
Binscarth girl wins IMC scholarship awards
Marilyn Fruin of Yarbo leads the college category with a $8000 value for a four year Bachelor program at the University of Saskatchewan, studying Physiotherapy. Janelle Lacusta of Yorkton and Kristin Robinson of Binscarth win the vocational category worth $2000, funding two years of study at SAIT Calgary and Psychiatric Nursing in Brandon. recipients and parents honored at the IMC Canada Guest House luncheon on May 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IMC Fertilizer, Inc
Sons and Daughters
North America
Marilyn Fruin
Yarbo
University of Saskatchewan
Marilyn
Glenn Fruin
Janelle Lacusta
Yorkton
Kristin Robinson
Binscarth
Manitoba
Janelle
SAIT
Calary
Alberta
Jay Lacusta
Sristin
Centre For Psychiatric Nursing Education
Brondon
Ian Robinson
IMC Canada
Marjorie I Douglas 78 of Binscarth dies in May 1993
Marjorie I Watt Douglas of Binscarth Manitoba died May 26 1993 at Russell Hospital at age 78. She married Thomas R Douglas in 1937 and they farmed Banana Belt before moving to Binscarth in 1962. She is survived by four sons eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral May 29 at St Matthew's Anglican with burial in Binscarth Cemetery. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers listed. Braendle Bruce Funeral Service in care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Marjorie I. Douglas
Binscarth
Manitoba
Russell Hospital
Marjorie I. Watt
Balmerino
Thomas R. Douglas
Thomas
Stuart
Lomna
Gary
Jean
Jack
Donna
Bruce
Annette
Ethel Watt
St. Matthew's Anglican Church
Joy Ruddock
Binscorth
Roy Watt
Graham Wat
Bill Thickson
Paul Douglas
Ken Douglas
Darin Douglas
Isabelle Clements
Isabel Johnston
Ruth Rogers
Helen Brown
Muriel Pratt
Velma Woods
Braendle-Bruce
No funding for extra curricular activities discussed
A division board hears concerns from teachers about zero funding for extracurriculars and the impact on student programs. Delegation questions reflect budget priorities, including transportation, computer purchases, and land talks for playground space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Thom
Keith Bartram
Parkland highway program 1993 94 gains $110 million
Manitoba will spend 110 million on highway improvements under the 1993 94 Highways Program. Albert Driedger announces projects including resurfacing on PTH routes from Lake Manitoba Narrows to Lonely Lake Drain and along PTH 10, culvert replacements on PTH 20, a bridge on PR 487 west of PTH 83, and grading and surfacing work across multiple sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Albert Driedger
Lake Manitoba
Lonely Lake
Rural Development Forum Highlights Manitoba Growth Efforts
Len Derkach reports from Neepawa on a Rural Forum themed Strong People Building an Stronger Manitoba. Premier Filmon announced the Rural Entrepreneur Assistance program with $1 million in loan guarantees and rural business support, plus the Green Team program expanding to university and high school students with $14 million committed and 390 jobs in Provincial Parks. Session extended into late June or July with ongoing provincial office support for constituents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Rural Development
Manitoba
Neepawa
Filmon
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Allan Scurfield
Fanny Patton
Roy
Jack Graham
Ebrtim
Julian Kopchynski
Jonelle Lacusta
Joan Clement
Murray Bradshaw
Mobe
Jessica Selby
Pelly Trail
Board of Reference
Pratt
Ag Society
Public Schools Finance Board
Kreshewski
Reid
Man
Hydro
Rossburn
Clement
Nakonechny
Td Kilimnik
Carolyn Nickel
Kostesky
Elphinsone
Saltburn
Staf
Ting
Val Ross
Carla Falkevitch
Neta
Parkland
Binscarth Nursery School
Barrett's
Auto Electric
Foxwarren
Barrett
Area
Toon Cozens
van ‘Ee
NISA
Royal Bank
Len Derkach
Roblin-Russell
Voguer Land
Public Review
Freedom OF Information Act
Huesany
Legislative Building
Broadway
Legislative
Winnipeg
Bonnie Greschuk
Ric Ove
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