Weekend guests and social events in Dropmore
Weekend guests included Garry Cameron and family from The Pas visiting Mr and Mrs RS Cameron. Church Club held its annual cleaning bee at the church hosted by Mrs D A Bradley-Hunt. Elaine Robertson of Russell visited her parents, and Dave Bushko of Dauphin stopped en route to Beulah. Richard Hunter of Winnipeg visited his parents, as did the Digbys and Garry visitors. The New Fashion with Fabrics store opened in Roblin by Judy Glogowski. Loretta Zeibart of Brandon visited, attending a cousin’s wedding at Zora Lutheran Church. A reception and dance occurred at MacNutt Hall. Eddie Lazar and April Dawn of Dauphin visited. Melville weekend guests included G Baronet and G Petz Brende and Angela. Castleavery Ladies Club toured Yorkton for shopping and dining. Marion Pardy led Family Day Service at Dropmore United Church with D Coppleman speaking on a replacement for Rev C Connor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RS. Cameron
Garry Cameron
the Pas
D. A. Bradley - Hunt
Elaine Robertson
Russell
J. M. Robertson
Dave Bushko
Dauphin
Beulah
C. Frazer
J. Hunter
Richard
Winnipeg
M. Digby
Bob Digby
Garry
W. J. Ferris
Jim Johnson
Brandon
South
Nancy Petty
Paulette Dietrich
Judy Glogowski
New Fashion With Fabrics
Roblin
Eaton's of
Victor Kachur
Melville
G. Baronet
George Petz
Brende
Angela
Endcliffe Talent Hunt Draws Crowd At Local Event
Endcliffe hosted a talent hunt with a capacity crowd and fifteen contestants. Winners included Dale Wagner with first prize of 10 dollars, while Valerie Liske and Donna Ungrin took second and third. Local noting features, reports, and upcoming meeting plans followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felman
Minot
N.D
Langenburg
Inglis
Minniska
Harrrow
Andy Zimmer
Myra
Craigie Hosts May Meetings and Alberta Visit
Craigie residents Mr and Mrs D McKinnon returned with Mr and Mrs E Leifer after visiting friends in Calgary Red Deer Elnora Alberta and in Victoria Nanaimo British Columbia and Davidson Sask The Craigie Cheerio Club held its annual meeting on May 11 at Edith McKinnon’s home A donation was given to the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
J. Spencer
Dorothy Shaw
Jo Spencer
Doris Barber
Ivy McKinnon
Minnie Ily
Victor Ferguson
Banner News
D. A
Leifer
Harvey Glasman
Bjorkdale
Sask
D. McKinnon
E. Leifer
Calgary
Red Deer
Elnora
Alberta
Victoria
Nanaimo
B.C
Davidson
Craigie Cheerio Club
Edith McKinnon
Millwood visit records and local social notes
Mr. J. Burt from Thompson drove to Millwood on Saturday May 8 to escort Mrs. A C Heap home to care for her children during Mrs. Burt’s Winnipeg hospital stay. He returned to Millwood Sunday night and left for Winnipeg Monday to be with Margaret. Mr and Mrs Robert Chamber of Brandon were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs G H Heap. Mrs Rena Wondrasek Mrs Lil Wondrasek and Mrs Norma Shmidt of Marchwell visited Dauphin on Monday May 10 for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Burt
Thompson
Millwood
A. C. Heap
Burt
Winnipeg
Jack
Margaret
Robert Chamber
Brandon
G. H. Heap
Rena Wondrasek
Lil Wondrasek
Norma Shmidt
Marchwell
Dauphin
Revised Guide For Using Farm Credit
A revised edition of the provincial agricultural department guide Sources of Credit for Manitoba Farmers is published and available through local extension offices. It outlines lending policies of Manitoba Agricultural Credit Corporation Farm Syndicate Loans Farm Improvement Loans Act Veterans Land Act Manitoba Development Corporation Industrial Development Bank Manitoba Pool Elevators Feeder Cattle Program Credit Unions Chartered Banks Insurance Trust V and Mortgage Companies Merchants Dealers and Finance I companies Meat Packers and Feed Manufacturers Prairie Grain Advance Payments Act and the Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation. The bulletin includes the Ten Rules for the Sound Use of Credit with guidance on borrowing priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincial Agricultural Department
Manitoba
Manitoba Agricultural Credit Corporation
Farm Syndicate
Farm Improvement Loans Act
Veterans’ Land Act
Manitoba Development Corporation
Industrial Development Bank
Manitoba Pool
Prairie Grain Advance Payments Act
Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation
Pur
Binscarth Handi Craft Shoppe Notes
The shop invites donations of leftover paint and wool odds and ends. Financials show March cash on hand 46.31 and bank 66.31 with April income 128.95 and expenditures 113.27. May income to date 14.83 and expenses 7.94, balance 83.88. Cash donations honored from Mrs. Sarah Plumb 220, Mrs. Mary Douglas 3, Chris and Jean Jervis 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Plumb
Mary Douglas
Chris and
Jean Jervis
Manitoba Legislature Signs Off On Key Bills And Wage Debate
Newsletter from the Manitoba Legislature reports Royal Assent for Bill No 3 amending the Liquor Control Act and Bills 13 14 and 18 amending Public School Acts along with approval of emergency aid for farmers. It notes 1971 department spending estimates and a proposed automatic minimum wage rise tied to the living cost index with staged boosts through 1973. Premier Schreyer Health Minister Toupin and doctors weigh Health Clinics amid debate on state control, while Attorney General discussions and claims of handling justice surface in the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Departments of Labor and Agriculture
Manitoba Labor Board
Manitoba
Schreyer
Toupin
Ted Tulchinsky
Manitoba Medical Association
Doctor Beamish
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gregory Peck
Hannibal Brooks
Oliver Reed
Dropmore
Endcliffe
Harvey Eckhart
Jim Pool
Thunder Bay
Ont
Peter Peatz
Onchulenko
Don Quart
Debbie
Yorkton
N. Peatz
Lori Onotreichuk
Nick Walchuk
Geo. Pugh
Fielding
Nembergs
Geo. Pitts
A. Pitts
Pete
A. Wishart
Nola Keens
Chatham
New Brunswick
Inglis Centennial Hall
Pash
Bill Pash
Trailer Court
F.clement & Sons
Russell, Man
Ron Clement
Craigie
Gillen’s
Bright
Tomas Libby
Angel Food Cake
Betty Crocker
Wieners AC
Ib. Og
Nabob Coffee
Gillen’s Grocery
Binscarth
THE
USA
IDF Moblin
House
Mackling
Gordon Johnston
Portage
Ed Mei"r
Tory
Brandon-west
Waler Jorgenson
Morris
Joe Borowski
Cainet
R. M. McMurray Ltd
Manitou
Neepawa
Harmon Oats
Clement's Bar C Ranch Ltd
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