Social and Personal Interest Items In Inglis Area
Weekend visitors and relatives frequent the town with entries from Barry Abbott, Lloyd Cavers, Ralph Robinson, Alex Simpson and others. Travel notes include Saskatoon to Vancouver visits, a wedding at Inglis, a GM school in Winnipeg, and multiple trips to Calgary, Toronto, Winnipeg, and Deloraine. Families listed include the Burgess, Kieper, Loney, and Burgess clans with several short holidays and local engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Abbott
Lloyd Cavers
Lators
Winnipeg
Riviere
Bake sale and dress shop items at local church events
The Ladies of St Marys Church host a bake sale on Saturday March 27 from 3 to 5 at Russell Hardware. New dresses pant suits and sweaters arrive for water parade attendees. Russell 4H Homemakers offer a dessert tea March 20 from 2:30 to 4:30 at United Church basement with a camera raffle. Thrift Shoppe opens March 20 1 to 4 pm. Donations of used clothing welcomed at Council Chamber Annex Friday afternoon or by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
Russell Hardware
Peter Pacey
Sree
Russell
United Church
Council Chamber
Social evening honors Mr and Mrs Norris H Hughers
A social evening is held to honor the twenty sixth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Norris Hughers. The event takes place on March 20 at Marchwell Hall starting at 8 p.m. No gifts requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris Hughers
Marchwell Hall
Birth Announcements From Various Families
Listings report several new births with names of parents and birth details. Connie Elizabeth Lowes born in Virden on March 9, weighing 7 lbs. Shawn James Lowes born in Virden on March 9, weighing 10 lbs. Margo gains a brother. Christopher John David Self born at Morden Hospital on March 10, weighing 6 lbs 14 ozs. Barry Dale Kane born at Minnedosa Hospital on March 5, weighing 7 lbs 6 ozs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binscarth
Connie Elizabeth
Bonnie
Brian
Lowes
Chares
Darlene Ronnie
Virden
Shawn James
Margo
Selp
al Self
Wendy Kieper
Morden Hospital
Christopher John David
Kane—Beth
Ken Kane
Barry Dale
Minnedosa Hospital
Hockey invitational finals and upcoming Spring Queen event
On March 13 the Athletic Council hosted an invitational girls hockey event with Langenburg Binsearth Russell Seniors and Russell Juniors. Binsearth beat Langenburg 10 in the finals, while Russell Seniors and Juniors tied 2 2 on the consolation side. A deciding game is planned later. Ice was very heavy and resembled a swimming pool. A Spring Queen Pageant is planned for April 2 with school sponsorship and MPC involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Council
Journa
Langenburg
Binsearth
Russell
Russell Juniors
MPC
Cleaning tips for home upkeep and a youth conference in The Pas
The piece offers practical home cleaning advice emphasizing brainwork over hard labor, including soak solutions for drip trays and racks, oven wipe routines, fridge defrosting benefits, and gasket care. It notes the 197 Youth Conference will be held in The Pas from April 12 to 15, inviting interested young people to contact the Extension Office.
William Moran obituary marks March 12 1971 death in Portage
William Franklin Moran aged 26 died after an accident on March 12 1971 in Esterhazy Saskatchewan Funeral services were held at St Johns Roman Catholic Church Portage la Prairie Father H Stangl presiding Interment Chapel Lawn Memorial Gardens Winnipeg He is survived by wife Brenda and children Robbie and Ted his parents Mr and Mrs Robert Leo Moran Portage one sister Mrs Ron Schlace New Westminster BC and seven brothers Robert Gerald Michael Joseph James Brian Wayne He was preceded in death by family attendances at meetings noted in local church minutes and community notices including fundraising and event plans for the Friendship Centre and Hospital Auxiliary Fun Fair with Red Cross reports and upcoming parish activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Franklin
William Franklin Moran
Abe Esterhazy
Wel Hess
St. John’s Roman Catholic Church
Portage A Prairie
H. Stangl
Chapel Lawn Memorial Gardens
Winnipeg
Brenda
Robbie
Ted
Robert Leo Moran
Portage
Ron Schlace
New Westminster
Robert
Gerald
Michael
Joseph
Edmonton
James
Russell
Brian
Redvers
Sask
Wayne
H. Layn
Central Canada
L.C.W
Friendship Centre
Hospital
Red Cross
St Paul's
Langenburg
Redeemer Church
Esterhazy
Grace Lutheran Ladies March Meeting Report
Grace Lutheran L C W held a March meeting in the church recreation room. Devotional was led by Mrs and Mrs W Kelso, Bible study conducted by Rev Schroeppel. Business for the group followed with notes on plans and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Ladies March Meeting
Grace L.C.W
W. Kelso
Schroeppel
Hockey Action at Angusville Nets 50 Victory
Angusville hosts hockey action as Saunders leads a 50 victory over St Lazare with four goals in the first and one in the third. Saunders, Kalynuk, and Sabeski pace a week of three home games, Rossburn pressured, while Elphinstone split a home and away series, winning 65 away and 80 at Centennial Centre. Flyers avenge earlier loss by defeating Roblin 4 to 0 on the 10th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lazare
Rossburn
Randy Kalynuk
Gary Sabeski
Elphinstone
Centennial Centre
Flyers
Carly Se Son
Roblin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Ralph Robinson
Alex Simpson
Dauphin
Lloyd Hackman
Oak River
E. C. Sanderson
Saskatoon
Sheila Stuart
Vancouver
Victoria
Harry Way
Bill Kieper
Osoyoos
Ross Kieper
Inglis
Bob
Jack Snip
Calgary
British Columbia
Len Loney
J. A. Burgess
Jack Burgess
John Burgess
Bonnie Burgess
Wawanesa
Penny Burgess
Erle Sundell
Brandon
Art Kinney
Toronto
Matt Bray
Jessie Perrin
Cit
Dorothy Burgess
Larry Burgess
Deloraine
Skt
Sonny Yeun
Harvey Kearns
Dauphin Legion
Avalon Theatre
Anne Jackson
CLINT_EASTwoOD
Shirley Maclaine
Sister Sara
Santa Vittoria
Joe Panavisis
Quinn
Technicolor
MPCHI
Solo
Kellogg's
Royale Jumbo
Pacific
Paramount
Libby
Ality Meats
Turkeys
Turnis
Wren
A.R.P. Bonanza Sale
Gilette
VICKS
Brandemol
Reavie's Pharmacy
Snake Creek Hockey League
Foxwarren
Credis
Angusville
Central Hotel Inment
The
Hayriders
Lloyd of Montreal
Wheatleys
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