Binscarth Residents Share News and Honors
Community notes from Binscarth record visits and condolences for Jack McDougall and Armie Urena, plus local travel to Winnipeg and Melita. Mentions include local families visiting kin, Mother's Day weekend guests, and friends from Timber Bay and Prince Albert. George Boucher earns Don Wood Memorial Award. Drop-In Centre plans plaques, auction, and a car poker derby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binscarth
Eldon Donnelly
Herb Robertson
Faily
Saskatoon
Joan
Alec Woods
Busy week as men sow grain and women tend gardens
Reports show a bustling week with men sowing grain and women planting the garden. The old adage no news is good news appears in local chatter amid steady labor and community activity.
Burroughs Return From Holiday and Community Hall Opening
Shellmouth Mr and Mrs Sam Burroughs returned from a two week holiday with visits to their sons Robert in Morden and Gordon in Brandon. Miss N Stewart hosted visitors Miss N Stewart while Mr Rorke of Thunder Bay and Mr Angle of Fenwick Ontario visited. Community Hall addition opening planned for May 20 with a cabaret and midnight supper. Mrs J Gaber of Roblin won a plant donated by Mrs Clunas. Mr R Davidson visiting Winnipeg. Mr Burroughs remains a patient at Russell Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Armitage
Canada
Bob Rannies
Edgar Armitage
Humbolt
Edgar Keech
Tamworth
Ont
Edie Murdoch
Mac Murdochs
Rose
Val
Mark
Michelle Boucher
Winnipeg
Kelley
Michelle
Museum of Man and Nature
Deb Boucher
Brandon
George Bouchers
Grandma
Grandpa Robinson
Binscorth Orioles
George Boucher
Swanis Club
Sam Burroughs
Robert
Morden
Gordon
J. Gaber
Roblin
Clunas
R. Davidson
GED tests set for June in Manitoba Education plan details
The next GED exams to gain high school equivalency will be June 2 and 3 at multiple Manitoba centers including Red River, Brandon and Winnipeg sites. Applicants must be 19 plus six months Manitoba resident and out of school one year. the five tests cost six dollars with extra fees for resits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Miles Macdonnel
Red River Community College
Glentown
St. James Collegiate
Winnipeg
Assiniboine Community College
Brandon
R.D. Parker Srate
Thompson
Portage Collegiate
Portage
Prairie
Swan River Collegiate
Goose Lake Ollegiate
Roblin
Rossville School
Norway House
Duke of Marlborough School
Churchill
Gillam School
Steinbach Regional Secondary
Miskooseepi
Bloodvein River Indian Reserve
St. Theresa School
St. Theresa Point
Indian Reserve
Oxford House School
Headingley Correctional Institution
Stony Mountain Penitentiary
Brandon University
University of Winnipeg
All Canada Manpower
Department of Education
Portage Avenue
1977 Manitoba bike accidents rise slightly report says
Highways and Public Works Minister Harry Enns releases a department report showing 1977 bicycle motor vehicle accidents rose to 273 from 267 with 254 injuries and three deaths. Winnipeg accounted for 202 incidents, with most collisions between noon and 6 pm at intersections. Most cyclists involved were under 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Enns
Winnipeg
Brandon
Steinbach
Thompson
Altona
Portage la
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jim Orr
Rivers
Warren Smallwood
Jack McDougall
Armie Urena
Lawrie Lamoureux
Jennifer
Isabelle Clements
Melita
John Zaharychuk
Christa
Will
Danny
Government Road
2Nd St
Gordon Orr
Henry Graham
Harry Graham
Shrine Circus
Lorna Ducharme
Gartha Smarts
Allan
Timber Bay
Sask
Ambrose Hornung
Janet
Ken Thompson
Prince Albert
Sash
Jim Horning
Stan Fleury
Camperville
Carol
Stan
Ralph Fleu
Red Oak Inn
Joe Boucher
Lidcliff
Shellmouth
C. Angle
Fenwick, Ontario
R. Whyte
8. Burroughs
Russell Hospital
The
Betty
Wasslen Bros
Duncan Hines
Sunkist Valencia
Broccoli
California
Calif
Govt
Erederics
Montreal
Toronto
Regina
Edmonton Vancouv
Ace
Sen
Adleaf Weed Control
U.G.G
Binscarth and District
Binscarth Orioles
Anguaville Cardinals
McAuley Blazers
Hamilta Red Sox