Inglis Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Miss Bonnie Keay and Miss Karen Fingas completed their second year at Brandon University and reside here. Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Berington and Roger visited the Berrington home and were in Swan River on business, returning to Winnipeg Sunday. Mrs. L. R. McKay and Rowena visited from Winnipeg, joined by Mrs. M. McKay and Mr. Harvey Munro. Verne Kendell of Winnipeg visited Inglis. Miss Shirley Hertlein and Mr. Harvey Rudolf attended Shirley’s home, celebrated in Langburg, Sask. John Hertlein and Jack Mundt’s family events noted. Wm. Mench hospitalized at Sacred Heart Hospital, wish for speedy recovery. Rudy Wowk family attended Donald Wishira and Jane Gorhalski wedding in Russell. Sharon Wowk was bridesmaid. Wayne best man. Congratulations to Robert Halvas on birth of second son Shawn Bradley April 27 at Sacred Heart Hospital. Mrs. Will Patterson recovering from flu and chest cold. Local dental visit and recovery noted. Birthday wishes to Jim Mudty and Debbie Henderson. Service of Worship at Inglis United Church May 5 led by Fred Kamarous. scripture read by Irene Hogeland. Karen Matthews led responsive reading. offering by girls. Choir anthem To Morrow conducted by Wally McKenzie. Report on Russell-Inglis Charge finances by David Coulter. Family Day Service planned at Inglis United Church May eees 8020 with junior boys class assisting. Wally McKenzie and wife attended Merchants Consolidated Convention and banquet for MLAs at Marlborough and St. Regis. Jacob Klimack recovering after major surgery at Victoria Hospital in Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Keay
Karen Fingas
Brandon University
Cyril Berington
Roger
Cyril
Leoard Berrington
Swan River
Winnipeg
L. R. McKay
Rowena
Rod ‘David
Shirley
John Hertlein
John Munet
Langerburg, Sask
Wm. Mench
Sacred Heart Hospital
Rudy Wowk
Donald Wishira
Jane Gorhalski
Gerald, Sask
Russell
Sharon Wowk
Wayne
Robert Halvas
Shawn Bradley
Donna Davidson
Tevor
Will Patterson
Jim Mudty
Debbie Henderson
Inglis United Church
Fred Kamarous
Irene Hogeland
Karen Matthews
Wally McKenzie
W.henderson
David Coulter
J. S. Robertson
Jim Denover
Cheryl
Sheila
Harry Preece
Winni Pee
Charlotte
Joan Kurtenbach
Moter
Dropmore
Victor Bird
Ernie “Bird
Edmonton
Alta
Ray Bird
Clinton, Ont
Bill Robertson
Dormer
J. M. Robertson
Bill
F. Kamarous
M. Digby
Silverton
Digby
Blaine Robertson
Dropmore Social Notes Light Up April Activities
Visitors at the Robertson home host a birthday party for Charlotte and Joan Kurtentbach on April 30. The Drop More schools group hears church talks by F Kamarous and M Digby, while 4-H members prepare for Achievement Day on May 19. Locals include the Bird family on holiday from Edmonton and teams from Winnipeg and Russell visiting relatives.
Marchwell Sympathy and social notices from the area
Sympathy is extended to the Roulston Smith and Bily families on Audra Vickerey s death in Des Moines Iowa Interment was in Greeley Colorado Mr and Mrs Jack Bennett and family of Russell visited the Alex Bennetts Herb Prent tas purchased the former X ray garage and is renovating Toe Orwsz recently visited Winnipeg on business Lindsay Keating of Calgary visiting Paul Haas Marchwell Ladies Auxiliary met May 1 discussing hall kitchen refrigerator hall board tender and J A Swedberg house contents a museum union for former Auxiliary members discussed for June Debbie Lee represented Major Pratt Collegiate on Reach For The Top at Brandon Mrs Robert Schmidt attended LC W Saskatchewan District Assembly Regina May 4 with St Pauls Langenburg delegates and others Gordon Florata and Kim Regina for a medical appointment Philip Popp MacNutt visited Elizabeth Hande Hoglund visited his mother Emma Hoglund Melville Jack Haberst0ck MacNutt visited sister Katie Schapert
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roulston
Winnipeg
Lindsay Keating
Calgary
Paul Haas
Marchwell Ladies
Marilyn Tice
J. A. Swedberg
Shelagh Lee
Debbie Lee
Pratt Collegiate
Brandon
Robert Schmidt
Lc.w. Saskatchewan District Assembly
Regina
St. Paul's
Langenburg
David Schepp
Jean Schepp
Elizabeth
Hande
Ernest Hande
Robert Schepp
Harrowby
Gordon Florata
Kim
Philip Popp
MacNutt
Elizabeth Hande
Harry Hoglund
Emma Hogand
Lutheran Senior Citizens
Melville
Jack Haberstock
Katie Schapert
Hospital Premiums Rise 80 Percent in Manitoba Plan
Health minister Hon. C. H. Wiley announced May 1 that Manitoba Hospital premiums will rise by 1.60 a month for a single and 3.20 for a family, totaling 3.60 and 7.20 respectively. The hike reflects sharply rising hospital costs from 1959 to 1967, when total costs grew from 27 million to 62 million, with premiums shrinking as a share of expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hon. C. H. Wiley
Manitoba
New Premium Rates Set for Hospital Costs
The article notes a new plan where patients pay 28 percent of hospital costs while the rest is covered by provincial and federal governments. The rate becomes effective January 1, with prepayment plans adjusting premiums starting with June 1968 payrolls for those who prepay through their municipalities. Eligible November 1968 billings will reflect the new rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neet
Learis
Farmers urged to plant flax early for best yields
Dr. E. O. Kenashuk of the CDA Research Station says early sowing gives flax higher and more profitable yields. Early flax seedlings resist spring frost, tolerate heat later, and escape severe diseases. Experiments show late seeding reduces yield and quality. drought or wet conditions may require late varieties Xeja and Noralta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenas- Shuk
CDA
Morden
Kenaschuk
Results Spray Dandelions Early For Best Control
N A Korven of the Metropolitan Corporation of Winnipeg urges early herbicide spraying for dandelions using 2.4-D amine or MCPA amine before May 10 to 30. Do not wait for yellow flowers. spray susceptible plants before flower stalks emerge and avoid high concentrations or windy conditions. Low pressure applicators can be made from plastic containers and temperatures should be 70 to 80 F for best results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Korven
Metropolitan Corporation of Winnipeg
No Need Of Teacher Negotiations Here
An article describes the Company of the Cross opening boys schools across Canada. It details a $1 daily pay plus housing and meals for members, who include teachers carpenters and clergymen. The group runs St. John's Cathedral Boys' School near Selkirk Manitoba and is starting St. John's School of Alberta near Edmonton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company of the Cross
Canada
St. John’s Cathedral
Selkirk
Manitoba
St. John’s School of Alberta
Edmonton
Anglican Church of Canada
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Inglis
Jack
Mrs. Mundt
Nts
Marlborough
St. Regis
M.l.as
Jacob Klimack
Victoria’ Hospital
Far East
Bill Cunningham
Maurice Embra
JBC News
Hong Kong
Windy Acres Drive-In
Sidney Poitier
Shelley Winters
the Professionals
Burt Lancaser
Lee Marvin
Claudia Cardinale
Wm. Campbell
Frank Sinatra
Clint Walker
Delroys
G.W.G. Nev'a- Press
Greb
Mom
Delroy’s Dept. Store
Nabob Coffee
California
Gillen’s Grocery
Phoce
Assiniboine Sonnettes
Dropmore Hat
Florette Simair
Marchwell
Sari
George W. Ball
Arthur J. Goldberg
United Nations
Johnson
Mr. Ball
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