Dropmore District News Highlights Local Visits
Saskatoon residents Mrs Stella Turta and son Andy visit Dropmore area. Flin ton nurse Marla Mann weekended with Manns. Swan River guests Norman Ferris and daughter Patti stayed with Rawlings and Ferris families. Violet Robertson hosts June 10 meeting. no meetings for two months. Castleavery Cemetery Day observed. Belle Joy of Shellmouth turns 89 with tea hosted by D Bradley-Hunt and others. Sheldon Bernhard and Debbie Bernhard stay with Charlie and Mary Bernhard.
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Stella Turta
Saskatoon
Andy Turta
Regina
Marla Mann
Flinton
Fred
Edith Mann
Norman Ferris
Patti
Swan River
Jack
Milly
Sherry Rawlings
Minnie Ferris
Eva Haas
Arnold
Vera Ferris
Nicole
Nadine
Gacynth
Garret
Violet Robertson
Russell
Dropmore
D. Bradley-Hunt
Castleavery
Sally Robin
Charlie Linsts
Nelson House
Don
Freda Robin
Belle Joy
Shellmouth
Jessie Ferris
Anne Petz
Sheldon
Debbie Bernhard
Winnieg
Charlie
Mary Bernhard
Wheat price debate stirs NFU and producers over subsidies
Goldwyn Jones of the National Farmers Union says domestic wheat pricing should reflect production costs, not just market price. Strath notes Manitoba Pool supports cost of production based pricing like milk and eggs. Spokespersons agree a $10 per unit domestic wheat price is insufficient to aid farmers.
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Goldwyn Jones
National Farmers Union
Strath
Manitoba Pool
Russell Fair Community Struggles With Participation and Land Sale Debate
Russell Agriculture Society president Robert Muir complains about low community involvement in the Russell Fair and Race Meet and says a decision on selling part of the agriculture grounds to Pelly Trail School Division will come after this month. He urges a community meeting to determine the future. Deficiency payments and price subsidies spark broader debate on farm support, bread prices, and government action, with calls for short term wheat subsidies and caution over price impacts. Westman Cable TV seeks approval to add The Nashville Network and other channels for 1.20 per month, with public comment deadline set by the CRTC.
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Serviceb
Russell Agriculture Society
Ater
Pelly Trail ‘School Divison
Muir
Consumers Association of Canada
Cusitar
Strath
Westman Cable TV
CRTC
Nashville
Cable News
Much Music
Arts & Entertainment Network
House of Commons
Tom Rooke
Westman Cable
Bill and Buryle Doole Celebrate 40th Wedding Anniversary
May 17 1906 Dropmore Hall hosted the 40th wedding anniversary of Bill and Buryle Dove. Family, friends and neighbors attended the festivity with gifts, poems, skits, music by the Schwitzer Family Orchestra and the Dropmore Chicks. Out of town guests arrived from Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia.
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Dropmore Hall
Bill & Buryle
Suneoth
Mickey & Haze
Burgle
Hazel Stauffer
Chuir
Les
Pam
Verne
Barbara
Hazel
Vickey
Schwitzer
Dropmore Chicks
Elizabeth Roe
M.C
Caroline Hunter
Marlene
Shearer
Erv Young
Ool
Bil & Burgle
Phil
Barbara Zimmer
Len Derkach
M.L.A
Brian White
M.P
P.M
Brian Mulroney
Roblin
Sterhazy
Rocanvile
Regina
Saska-toon
MacNutt
Warman
Saskatchewan
Red Deer
Nanton
Alberta
Squam Bay
Sudbury Family Celebrates Birthdays and Visitors at Sver Beach
Vernon Boring and Sudbury relatives joined in Mrs M Sudbury's family celebrations at Witty's cabin Sver Beach. Attendees included the Tomassons Klimacks and Witys from multiple cities plus the Davidson siblings. Belle Joy marked her sixth birthday as Mark Joy traveled from Vancouver for the gathering.
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Gwen
Bert Boring
Vernon
B.C
Cyril
Lena
Susan Sudbury
Madeline Sudbury
Mrs. M. Sudbury
Boring
Doris
Laurie ‘Tomasson
Winnipeg
Bernice
Lawrence Klimack
Brandon
Ernest
Edith
Bob Wity
Witty
Sver Beach
Tuesay
Joanne
Re- Jan
Chelsey Boulter
Grandview
Minnie
Ed Mack
Langenburs
Keith
Mary Davidson
Regina
Belle Joy
Mark Joy
Vancouver
Farm foreclosures and bank lending in the legislature
Findlay notes farm foreclosures loom as banks may harden loan approval due to higher interest rates. Jones suggests banks may resist government foreclosure involvement but questions fairness of actions. He warns reducing credit to farmers would close many local branches. Findlay says the PC caucus studies the bill and will press Uruski in legislature.
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Indlay
Findlay
Uruski
Day of Prayer marks African Insight tenth anniversary
Knox News reports a Day of Prayer urging United Church parishioners to dedicate time on the day to pray for South Africa. The bulletin notes the tenth anniversary of the South Africa massacre and lists June 22 outdoor service at Asessippi Beach, 11:00 am, with afternoon games. Worship remains in Inglis, Silverton, Russell on June 29. summer schedule begins. July and August Knox services at 18:00 with Inglis and Silverton. Anglican Lutheran United Vacation Bible School August 11 45 from 9:00 to 12:00. volunteers and cookies needed. PCTC offers a family course July 29-26 titled Family Fun for Varieties of Families.
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South Africa
South ‘Africa
Asessippi Beach
Inglis
Silverton
Russell
Knox
Anglican-Lutheran-United
PCTC
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