Dropmore District Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miss Angela Fetz of Winnipeg spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs George Petz. Allan Robertson and Eldon Neilson of Winnipeg visited relatives in the area. Mothers Day guests included Mrs R Haas Bonnie and Boyd of Langenburg. Shawna Digby and Todd Digby of Russell visited their grandparents the Petz. Sheldon R Winnipeg visited Mr and Mrs C Bernhard. W Doole was a business visitor at Stettler, Alla. Paul Dietrich drove a bus load of Roblin students west to Swan River for a track and field day. local attendees were unnamed but performed well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angela Fetz
Winnipeg
George Petz
J.S. Robertson
Allan
Eldon Neilson
M. Ferris
R. Haas
Bonnie and Boyd
Langenburg
Shawna
Todd Digby
Russell
G. Petz
C. Bernhard
Sheldon R. Winnipeg
W. Doole
Stettler, Alla
Paul Dietrich
Roblin
Tut Katchin
Melvin Katchin
Winnieg
Eric
Margaret Choptiuk
Peter Wowk
Petra Kostiuk
Dianne Olynyk
Sherry McTavish
Pat Reagh
Binscarth
Larry Stefanyshyn
Matt
Adeline
Eileen Nychuk
Toulon
Rossburn
Dick Nychuk
Notes From The Olden Days Through Russell District History
A compilation of brief notes from 1906 to 1966 on local events and people in Russell and district. Entries include moves by families such as Roderick McDonald and son, infrastructure updates like 24 hour electric power, bank plans, graduations, fires, deaths, and regional developments in Manitoba towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Turner
Melita H
E. Miller
Conservatives seek to end tax rebates funding Manitoba education
Opposition leader Don Craik argued a Conservative government would scrap the property tax rebates totaling 877 million this year and reroute funds into the foundation program over three to four years. He criticized rebates as an inefficient vote buying tactic while urging repair of the foundation system to finance education. The debate comes amid long scrutiny of Manitoba education spending and calls for adjustment to meet modern needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Craik
Craik
Department of Education
Manitoba
Tories
Ben Hanuschak
Combat Arms Career Opening with Canadian Forces
Outdoor recruiters seek tough individuals for a Combat Arms Platoon offering travel, 4 weeks vacation, and competitive pay up to $11,952 yearly after four years. For Regular or Reserve service, visit Russell Motor Inn on Thursday May 20 between 12:00 and 5:00 p.m. for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Motor Inn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Russell Banner
Canada
United States
Chaloner Publishers
Clayton G. Chaloner
ST. Mary’s Church
Foxwarren and District
Ron Low
Butch Goring Hockey
Ken Tibbatts
Foxwarren
Dropmore District News
Westwanrs Eppownce
Swan River
Roderick McDonald
James William
Minniska
McDonald
Ladies Aid Society
Skidmore
Laycock
Lawthes
Scott
Burrows
Huddlestone
Fraser
McCrindle
Beattie Binscorth
Union Bank of Canada
Mitchell McIntyre
Manitoba University of
Wilford Coulter
Silverton
Murray D. Gordon
Grandview Hospital
Russell District
Grandview
Alwyn Coulter
Jas McLeod
Laurence Honey
Doris
Dorothy McLeod
Grey Nuns Hospital
Henry Walliam Smith
Inglis
Shellmouth
Cracknell
Dropmore
Manitoba Power Commissions
Jack) Langford
B. ‘Sc
C.L.A
Ottawa
London Life of Canada
Kingston
Brockville
Belleville
Jack
Larry Langford
Sidney Green
Ontario
Stormont
Dundas
Glengarry
The
Jenni Martin
Winnipeg Tribune
Angusville
Ron Katchin
Lional Dagg
Neepawa
Nelson Baranyk
Brandon
Lawrence Kristalowich
David Chuchmich
Alex Chuchmitch
Chuchmuch
Jacob Klien
Yorkton
Richard Gallant
Carbyne
Radio Shack
CB Radio
Seon
Indy
Ustrans
T.V
Hiriators
Pioneer Trust
Mrs
Don Rowat
G.I.C
R.A.S.P
Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation
Roblin Greenhouses
H.D
Frank Clement and Sons Ltd
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