Weekend Visits Across Saskatchewan and Manitoba
Shellmouth district residents Bob and Ivy Whyte spent the weekend in Regina visiting friends. Margaret and Jack Vosper visited their son and daughter-in-law in Winnipeg. Joe Volo vich of Grandview spent Sunday with Bill Morrison and Annie Gnntel of Menie visiting her daughter and son-in-law. Victor Morrison of Coronach visited his mother Dora Morrison and Monday with in laws. Herb Marshall of Inglis hosted visitors. Annie Yaremko and family from Saskatoon visited, with brother Alex Lena and niece Shirley from Saskatoon. Lena planned a week with her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Jack Vosper
Glen Vosper
Winnipeg
Joe Wolovich
Grandview
Bill Morrison
Annie Gnntel
Menzie, Manitoba
Victor George Morrison
Coronach
Sask
Dora Morrison
Herb Marshall
Inglis
Manitoba
Annie Yaremko
Alex
Lena
Neice Shirley
Saskatoon
Beef Cheques In Early March For Manitoba Producers
Manitoba beef producers will receive provincial and federal cheques in early March. About 9,000 producers are to be paid from a $6.5 million pool under the Manitoba plan and federal supports, with $78.36 per eligible calf born in 1977. Additional payments total about $4 million from both provincial and federal programs, pending March slaughter support level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Agriculture
James Downey
Manitoba Beef Producers
Downey
Millwood and area residents attend weekend events
Millwood residents visited Doug and Gloria Bily on Sunday. The Millwood 4-H Lads and Lasses held their annual district bonspiel at Binscarth Friday and Saturday, with Cheryl Wondrasek and Karen Schepp as prize winners. Diane Heap camped with Russell cadets near Dauphin. Lila Bily attended the Federated Co operatives meeting in Saskatoon as a delegate. Mr and Mrs Sonny Heap and Wendell Wondrasek families joined a Tantallon Winter Jamboree on March 5. Dennis Trinder visited Brandon on March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Falkavitch
Brandon
Ed Falkavitch
Russell
Doug
Gloria Bily
Millwood
Binscarth
Cheryl Wondrasek
Karen Schepp
Diane Heap
Dauphin
Lila Bily
Saskatoon
Federated Co-operatives
Linda Self
Mary Shaw
Sonny Heap
Cabinet Meets At Shilo HQ News Briefs and Local Notices
A New Horizons representative will speak at Russell Memorial Hall on March 15 at 2 30 p m about a potential Drop In Centre grant and town input. Team 2 defeated Team 3 16 9 on Sunday March 6. Guenther Laubie to represent area in Manitoba Winter Games in Dauphin March 26 31 with possible ringette and Junior B hockey exhibitions. Provincial cabinet held a two day retreat March 6 7 at the regional headquarters opened in 1962 to serve as an alternate government seat in a major disaster. Officials discussed emergency planning with Emergency Measures Organization and Canadian Forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Horizons
Russell Memorial Hall
Guenther Laubie
Manitoba
Dauphin
Overing Nyon
Seecetecy Sersennens
Camp
Department of Health and Social Development
Department of Finance
Canadian Forces
Canada
Recreational Round-Up Highlights Local Rings and Clinics
Russell ringette beat Rossburn last Sunday by 19 to 2. A Cross Country Ski Clinic is planned for Sunday March 19 with entries limited to 14. early entries get priority through contacts Joan Rowat in Russell Eva Burnett in Binscarth or the organizer. An 8 and 10 Under Tournament is set for Friday and Saturday March 10 and 11, with a ringette tournament on Sunday March 12. Strong turnout urged for community sports events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Ringette
Rossburn
Joan Ro‘wat
Russell
Eva Burnett
Binscarth
Lang Welcomes Support For Railbed Disposal Plan
Otto Lang the federal transport minister wrote to prairie transport ministers outlining a plan to dispose of abandoned railway roadbeds per the Hall Report. He invited prairie governments to back the plan after a meeting last week showed support from Prairie Municipal Associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheat Board
Otto Lang
Prairie Transport Ministers
Hall
Lang
Weekend visits and obituaries plus 4-H results in Russell area
Miss Vivian Badiuk of Winnipeg visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H Kopetsky over the weekend. Funeral attendees included Les Hembroff and K Lundgren. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Don Holovach on a newborn daughter at Russell District Hospital. Weekend visitors and relatives from Winnipeg Saskatoon and Thompson noted. Local 4-H events at Binscarth produced top placements. Inglis welcomed Mr and Mrs R Blaise of Thompson who bought Main Street Esso. Trips to Phoenix Los Angeles and Minot were reported. The Annual Mixed Bonspiel results listed top finishers in four events with Lang, Jackson, Sonnenberg and Bahsler among winners. A federal plan on rail rights of way outlines a steering committee and land transfer process with compensation and municipal priority, supported by farm and municipal groups across the prairie provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Badiuk
Winnipeg
H. Kopetsky
Ed Kopetsky
Les Hembroff
Pinawa
K. Lundgren
Marchwell
Bill Frers
St. Rose
Binscarth
Inglis
R. Blaise
Thompson
Manitoba
Main Street
Esso
My Eee Parette
Gordon Mench
Twyla
Trichia
Emilminer
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Minot
Lang
Prairie Provinces
Western Agricultural Conference
T Am
Prairie Transport
Government of Canada
Department of Indian and Northern Affairs
Acros
George Pren
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shellmouth District News
Bob
Ivy Whyte
Regina
Beaver Building
SONY
Toshiba
Sylvania
T.V
RCA - Pace
Citizen
Pash Electric Ltd
Orn
Shilo
Imperial Oil
Ray Spencer
Stan Jackson
Ron Sonnenberg
E. Bahsler
Langenburg
Wheatland
Daryl Jackson
Alvin Miller
Elwin Decker
Roblin
Gerald Halwas
Ardo Kendell
McNutt
Wilf Boucher
Joe Crerar
Ed Rowan
Dropmore
Inglis Credit Union
Doug Hunter
Claire Beischer
Ed Freize
Allen Zimmer
Barr Roberts
Carl Ostapowich
Reggies
Radio Shack
Russell, Man
Wau Price
Roblin Cleaners & Carpet Centre
Roblin, Man
Andre’s Auto
ST. Lazare, Manitoba
Monroe
Gulf
Marquette
Andre
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