Binscarth News Visitors and Local Moves Highlight Week
Frank Phizaclea returns home after a long Russell Hospital stay. May Matheson and Mary Stewart visit Binscarth for Leila Matheson memorial in Victoria. Milton Mechuk relocates to Shoal Lake as mechanic. Winnipeg visits include Mary Cooper Barb Murray at Municipal Secretaries Convention. Families host and visit in Russell Winnipeg Rocanville Deer Lodge and Deer Lodge patients noted.
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Frank Phizaclea
Russell Hospital
May Matheson
Steinbach
Mary Stewart
Sprague
Binscarth
Leila Matheson
Victoria
Milton Mechuk
Shoal Lake
Milton
Mary Cooper
Barb Mu
Binscarth Orioles Reorganized for 1978 Season
A Binscarth Orioles Ball Club meeting on April 30 elected a new 1978 executive led by Honorary President Bill Neville and President Rod Woods with Ed Slywchuk as treasurer and Betty Pash secretary. Bob Wasslen returns as team manager, Ron Falloon as coac h, and a four team invitational tournament plus sky diving is planned at Binscorth Ball Park May 21 for a $300 prize.
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Maeeting
Binscarth Orioles
Bill Neville
Rod Woods
Ed Slywchuk
Betty Pash
Sarah Plumb
Bob Wasslen
Ron Falloon
Orioles
Binscorth
Angusville Cardinals
McAuley Blazers
Hamiota Red Sox
Local visits and family notices in a prairie region
Lidcliff Joyce Crerar visited Graham Crerar’s home last week. Bob Paradine stayed a couple days with his parents. Graham Rannie is home for the university summer. Mr and Mrs Calvin Thorpe of Winnipeg visited Donald McKay’s this weekend. Mr and Mrs Bill Brown and Arren returned from Tuscon to their home. Debbie Tibbetts attended the Jordison Reimee wedding this weekend. Roy and Pat Reagh traveled to Yorkton Friday for their anniversary and the Mercy Brothers show.
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Bill
Deer Lodge
Bud
Edna Insley
Vic Cozens
Rocanville
Toon
Helen
Harold Brown
Mitchel Ewankin
Russell
Elsie Cornell
Bob Paradine
Graham Rannie
Calvin Thorpe
Winnipeg
Donald McKay
Bill Brown
Arren
Tuscon
Roy
Pat Reagh
Yorkton
Mercy Brothers
Recreational Round-Up in Binscarth May Events
Cliff Zimmer announces May entry deadlines for slow pitch and fastball, a May 8 pool and shuffleboard tournament for over 40s with 16 entries per event, golf clinic May 9 and 16 at Binscarth Golf Course, registration $1, and Whist drive results and May 13 next session with 32 limit at 7:30 p.m.
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Dorothy Gooda
Mr. Donnelly
Binscarth
Joe Laxdal
Russ Ivey
Aolf
Binscorth
Bud Glasman
Ann Davidson
Mary Glasman
Ann Cusitar
Mining Prosperity and Canadian Mining Prowess Across Provinces
Canada remains the world’s top mineral producer per capita with a 15.3 billion dollar output in 1976. The industry employs about 141,000 directly and supports tens of thousands more indirectly, sustaining 11 of 12 provinces with jobs, local services, and export revenue. Mining fuels manufacturing, agriculture, and infrastructure across the nation, driving economic activity beyond provincial borders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Couse
Weekend visits span Canadian and U.S. cities
The report lists numerous family visits across Detroit Windsor Toronto Seafo rth London Kincardene Winnipeg Regina and Gladstone. Guests include Mr and Mrs George Choro pita and many relatives such as Patsy Palmariuk Mary Onufreiciue Wilf Boucher and Susan Palmariuk with extended family in Portage la Prairie Brandon and Winnipeg.
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George Choropita
Detroit
U.S.A
Windsor
Ontario
Toronto
Inglis
Seaforth
London
Kincardene
John Palmariuk
C. Palamariuk
Patsy Palmariuk
Winnipeg
M. Bulbuck
Immigration policy shifts reshape Canadian life and rights
The piece notes major changes to Canadian immigration law affecting culture and economy. It highlights the Family class, refugee protections under UN conventions, and stronger civil rights for those in proceedings, with penalties broadened to lesser options and advice to contact the Canadian Government visa office before stepping forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United Niations
Cana
Immigration policy outlines for Canada and provinces
A fragmented text discusses immigration planning between federal and provincial authorities, detailing annual migration volume announcements based on national and regional needs. It emphasizes directing immigrants to areas with labor demand, safeguarding against illegal entry, and maintaining protections against criminals and terrorists. It references humanitarian principles and careful treaty-like wording for Canada’s immigration framework.
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Cote
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Dale Sawchuk
Les
Glen Robinson
George Matheson
Norm McLean
Sid
Knitter’s
Sayelle
Astra
Baby Sayelle
Kroy Sock Yarn
Wasslen Bros
Libbys
Fey
Sarah Lee
Apples
B.C
Spartan
Devon
Lidcliff
Joyce Crerar
Graham Crerar
Debbie Tibbetts
Man
Showtime
Sun
Henry Winkler
Sauly Field
Cliff Zimmer
Binscarth and District
Binsearth & District
Bruce Douglas
Orth
Han Cana
Everson
Cearte
Mtn
Canaval
Pasibe
Mployman and
Wmgraon
Enola Et
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