Binscorth District News Highlights Community Happenings
Donald Graham of Altamont visited with family in Binscorth over the weekend along with the Allertons and Burnetts. George and Veronica Murray welcomed a son on March 2, 1995 at Birtle Hospital. Lauretta Barrett was a patient at Birtle Hospital. The Binscorth Drop-In Centre reports a busy year with monthly birthday parties, bingo, Wednesday dinners, and public pool and card activities. A pool tournament begins March 8, with a rummage and bake sale planned later this month to support centre activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Graham
Altamont
Janet Graham
Morden
Allertons
Burnetts
Brian
Crystal Barrett
Creighton
Sask
Freeman
Mildred Barrett
Lauretta Barrett
Birtle Hospital
Maureen
Keith Marshall
Ninga
Adelle Bowley
George
Veronica Murray
Getwell
Lennie Claridge
Yorkton Hospital
Lisa Cadieux
Wales
England
Lisa
Marian Slater
Ross
Holly
Freddie
Yorkton
Binscorth
Westview Lodge
Centre Drop-In Centre Card Party Draws Crowd
A February 24 Drop-In Centre card party drew a good crowd with Whist winners Elva Thompson ladies high Lena Dreilick ladies low Graham Crerar mens high John Thompson mens low. Cribbage winners were Doris Fraser ladies high Ella Fraser ladies low Morley Fraser mens high Duncan McDonald mens low. Doris Fraser won the grocery hamper raffle before a social lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elva Thompson
Lena Dreilick
Graham Crerar
John Thompson
Doris Fraser
Ella Fraser
Morley Fraser
Duncan McDonald
Binscarth U C W meets for monthly session
The March 1 gathering at Ethel Reagh’s home drew nine members. Mary offered a Poem of the day, Marian led worship, and the group discussed the theme hearing and doing. Cookies were shared with lodge residents, minutes and treasurer reports were reviewed, and plans for April and 1995 activities were outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Reagh
Mary
Marian
James Ch
Rolleall
Ethel
Velma
Argentina
Wanda
St. Columbia House
Point St. Charles
Montreal
United Church
Ena
Ena Lyon
Russell & Dist
Fay Woodhouse
United Nations
Clematis Growing Guide for Walls and Trellises
Clematis is a hardy vine ideal for covering unsightly walls with partial shade or sun. Plant alongside a foundation with a deep moisture-retentive bed, using a loam sand manure mix and bonemeal. Set roots slightly deep, then provide strong support, prune buds to develop a robust root system, and expect rapid growth. Varieties include Jacmanni Ville de Lyon Nellie Moser Pink Fantasy Hagley Hybrid Niobe and Lindenburgs.
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Ville de Lyon
Nellie Moser
Hagley
Belle of
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