Inglis News Briefs and Community Notices
School Field Day set for Inglis on Friday May 16 at Inglis School Grounds. Many residents return from Winnipeg and distant visits with family mentioned. Bonnie Franklin injured at Inglis School. wishes for a speedy recovery. North Western Marquette Festival participants from Inglis excel with several piano and vocal entries. Jun 1 festival results and local club meetings announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Inglis
Bonnie
Ted Kalyniak
Regina
Sask
Lillian
Reena
Martha Zetariuk
Martha
Russell
Manitoba
Karen Fingas
Cheryl Whymer
Nelliene’ Zitariuk
Judy McKenzie
Annet Kuhn
Inglis Women's Association
J. W. McKenzie
McKenzie
H. Moster
H. Munro
M. McKay
Death Notice of Robert Stevenson Miller in Shellmouth
Word has arrived of the death in March of Robert Stevenson Miller aged 49, cousin of Mrs. E Weber of Shellmouth. Native of Limewady County Derry Northern Ireland, predeceased by his parents and a brother lost over Norway in the Second War. Survived by several brothers and sisters, five step brothers and sisters, his wife, two daughters and a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stevenson Miller
E. Weber
Shellmouth
Miller
Limewady County
Derry
North Ireland
John Miller
Norway
Endcliffe Family Visit and Winnipeg Trip Summary
A Sunday gathering at the Zimmer home included Mrs M Zimmerman and relatives from Hud son district. Guests also included Oscar Nernbergs and Wilfred Carrs from Foxwarren. Burt Carr and Glen drove to Winnipeg Tuesday. Mrs A McFadden has been on the wick list with muscular rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat the Zimmer
M. Zimmer
Oscar Nernberg
Hudson District
Wilfred Carr
Jim Hodgson
Care, Sr
Foxwarren
Burt Carr
Bill Pagan
Glen
Winnipeg
A. McFadden
McKinnon Family and Belle Farthing Noted in Obituary
The notice extends sympathy to the McKinnon family of Foxwarren on the death of their sister Mrs Belle Farthing in Victoria British Columbia on May 1. Miss Aleta Cusitar of Hamiota and Misses Emily and Elaine McKinnon of Brandon are mentioned with weekend and visit details. Elaine plans a two week stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinnon
Foxwarren
Dave McKinnon
Aleta Cusitar
Hamiota
Emily
Elaine McKinnon
Brandon
Elaine
McKinnon
Belle’ Farthing
Victoria
B.C
Drop more Board of Trade Elects Officers and Plans Event
The Drop more Board of Trade met April 29 at the Municipal Office with all members present. Officers were re elected: President R J Lewis vice president Mrs D A Bradley Hunt and secretary treasurer Bert Hunt. Discussions covered a dance and raffle to be held in June. Visitors included Edmonton families of Mr and Mrs Mike Turta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dropmore Board of Trade
R. J. Lewis
D. A. Bradley-Hunt
Bert ‘Hunt
Mike ‘Turta
Edmonton
T. Turta
Tsobel Hunter
Betty Raw‘tings
Russell
M. Digby
Robert Sharpe
Yorkton
Bask
Herold King
Dropmore United Church
Dropmore
King
United College
John Ralph King
James Watt
John Black
God
Clive Leslar
St. Boniface Hospital
Sunday Visitors At the Ferris Home
Sunday visitors at the Ferris home included Mr and Mrs Victor Bird and Ernie of Endcliffete. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs J M Robertson and Mrs J S Betertom, who are Winnipeg visitors over the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferris Home
Victor Bird
Ernie of
Endclitte
M._ Francis
J. M. Robertson
Feam J
Betertom
Winnipeg
Manitoba launches broad student aid program for all
The Manitoba government unveiled the most comprehensive student assistance plan in Canada on May 1, aiming to cover worthy needy students from grade nine through post graduate study. The initial year budget totals 900325 dollars to aid about 2565 students via scholarships bursaries prizes and loans while survey data guides flexible funding across categories from travel to maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Canada
W. C. Miller
Miller
Health Department
Manitoba Teachers’ College
Manitoba Adds Ten Oil Wells In March Boosts Total
Manitoba reports ten new producing oil wells in March, bringing total producible wells to 873 with 745 actually producing. Since oil production began, 20,457,315 barrels have been produced by March 31, 1958. March crude output reached 510,656 barrels, about 50,000 more than February, with an average daily rate of 16,763 barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
F. C. Bell
Mines and Natural Resources
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Inis
Asessippi
Harold King
United Church
AE. McLennan
Albina Choropita
Royal Bank
Binscarth
Albina
Florence Choropita
Windsor
Ontario
Detroit
Lockport
Fred W. Liske
California
Endcliffe
Hospital Services Insurance Act
Municipal Office
Manitoba Hospital Services
Sinatar
Imperial Esso
Esso
Marvelube
Esso M.P
Imperial
Bane
Ucts
R. S. Cochrane & Son
E. Mensch
Elephant Brand
DXTRA
Elephant Brand High Analysis Fertilizers
Ww. J. Westwood
H. Lorimer
M. J. Sirnick
Angusville
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