Local News and Social Notes From Binscarth District
Binscarth notes cover visitors Ray Joyce and family from Brandon and Rennie visits in Winnipeg. A mass exodus to the Shrine Circus in Brandon is noted with 4 H youth and students. Weather is sunny, dry, windy. summer activities set with swimming courses in June and July. Handicraft shop reopens after winter. Fisherman Bill Brown catches a 25 pound 10 ounce jackfish on the Assiniboine River. Sideliff Community Club meets and plans a 60th anniversary celebration for the ladies group and 50 years of the hall, with a raffle Afghan planned. Alan Honey visits from Shoal Lake. continued social updates and greetings circulated. Carol Peters vacate for Cranberry Portage. Myrtle and Jim Pete head north for summer. Reta Murdoch sends district greetings from Strathclair. old-time reminiscences enlivened by singing. Beta reports Bob in Calgary with Middle East deployment. Ruthie and family in Edmonton. Bob Rannie attends Winnipeg Post Masters Convention. twin daughters Tracy and Cindy born to Oilla and Bob. Isabelle Clements and Margeret Lamoureux visit Moose Jaw. Mrs. J Barrington passes away in Russell. funeral arrangements and local condolences noted. Fran Hutton visits Virden with Dave and Bev Anderson, newly moved from Churchill. Five Japanese students arrive May 24–27. barbecue May 25 at 6:30 p.m. at Binscarth Park for Youth Exchange with United Church of Canada. Roberta Graham of Foxwarren toured Hong Kong in 1975. Shirley Dorothy Wotton funeral held April 22, 1976. survivor details and interment at Binscarth Cemetery.
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Jim Rennie
Winnipeg
Liz
Binscarth
Shrine Circus
Brandon
Bill Brown
Assiniboine
Sideliff Community Club
Conni Paradine
Reta Murdoch
Reta
McMurahhy
Strathclair
Lena Honey
Shoal Lake
Mary Basler
Oth
Sophie Breraton
Bob
Calgary
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Ruthie
Boys
Edmonton
Lea Woods
Bob Rannie
Oilla
Tracy
Cindy
Isabelle Clements
Margeret Lamoureux
Moose Jaw
Peg Searcy
Binscarth Park
United Church of Canada
Roberta Graham
Foxwarren
Hong Kong
Western Canada Lottery changes prize draw format
The next Western Canada Lottery will skip preliminary draws. In August the Victoria McPt rson Auditorium live show will generate eight winning numbers. Two numbers will each be worth a quarter of a million dollars, one yields $100,000, another $50,000, and four prizes of $25,000.
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CTV
Canadian Manitoba North Dakota Freemasons Plan 2000 Seat Project
Manitoba and North Dakota Grand Lodges unite for Project 76 a 2000 seat auditorium to be built at the International Peace Garden. The square and compass design will be first of its kind on international soil and a joint effort by adjacent lodges to support the Inter national Music Camp youth groups and others. Funds target 250 000 to 830 000 from Manitoba with equal match by North Dakota. The drive coincides with Manitoba Masonry entering its second century marking a broader societal role.
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Manitoba
North Dakota
Russell Lodge
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