Manitoba Outdoor Sport Busts Billions In 1955
Rod and Gun in Manitoba reflects on 1955 outdoor sports statistics with vast spending and activity. It notes 21 million Southern neighbors and five million women fishing, generating about 400 million days of fishing and two million dollars for sporting goods and camps, contrasted with national defence budgets. It also covers whoopers, deer losses, and hunting anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Canada
Manitoba
Prairies
United States
Rapid City
Cooper Stone
George Balkwill
World of Wheat and the Quest for a True World Price
The article argues that artificial factors since 1939 distort wheat pricing, obscuring true world supply and demand. It notes Liverpool as a former world price benchmark and explains how British wholesale prices no longer reliably reflect global wheat conditions, though the basic economic law linking supply, demand, and prices remains valid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Inglis notices and home and school conference updates
Dr W Kurtze and John Hertlein visit relatives in Manitoba. Birthday wishes go to Shirley Hertlein Joanne Lorimer and Mrs E H Armstrong. Communities gather for a church fowl supper in Dropmore hall. A farewell party honors Lawrence McKay George Iftody and Mrs Iftody as they move to Dauphin and Winnipeg. The Home and School Conference in Inglis features leadership changes, discussions on Citizenship and local workshops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hertlein
Shirley
C. C. Robin
Michael
Tummel
Robin
J. H. Gillies
Dropmore Hall
Joanne Lorimer
E. H.armstrong
Ken Hopkins
Pas
Betty
Inglis
E. H. Armstrong
Winnipeg
Elwood Armstrong
Trict
Cnila
Federation
Association
Voigt
Dauphin
Armstrong
Bailey
Tutkaluke
Jack Wilson
J.C. Ward
Community Notes Share Visits And Recoveries In MacNutt
MacNutt church group thanks donors for the supper and event. Winnipeg visitor Donnie Turta stayed with his parents, then Frank Zimmer and family visited his relatives. Mr. and Mrs. C. Frazer hosted Beaulah visitors at the Bushko home. Dave Bushko plans holidays in Winnipeg. Mrs. A Morrison injured hand but is recovering. Mrs. J J Wardle returned from Glenboro with Ena Christie for a visit. Albert Wishart of Russell visited George Rowan’s family. Young People group traveled to Inglis to meet peers there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buelah
Bushko
Dave Bushko
Winnipeg
A. Morrison
Glenboro
Ena Christie
Wardle
Albert Wishart
Russell
George Rowan
Inglis
Foxwarren social notes and October events
Mr and Mrs Arthur Simms and their guests visited Foxwarren on Sunday. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Edward Zimmer on the birth of their second son on October 22. Mr and Mrs Burt Carr and family were weekend visitors at Foxwarren. The Eadcliffe Community Club annual meeting will be in the hall on Monday October 20. We hope to see everyone there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Simms
Foxwarren
Bill Pagan
Edward Zimmer
Burt Carr
Eadcliffe Community Club
Weekend visitors and gatherings fill small town notes
Mr and Mrs B D Carmichael visited Clyde Laughlin in Melita. Joe Ferris remains in Sacred Heart hospital Russell improving. Jessie and Marj Pyott visited parents in Dauphin. Jack Kruger family stayed with Mrs Kruger’s family in Saskatoon. J M Robertson Phil Zimmer attended Manitoba Pool Elevators convention in Winnipeg. George Rae Cranberry Portage and family visited Harry and Mrs Rae. Mrs M Francis and Harold Smith family moved back after farm sale Oct 16. M Digby family attended a shower in Springside for Marj Sharpe. L Sincarsin and infant Wayne returned from Grande Prairie. Oct 18 fowl supper in Community hall drew large crowd with RD CG Church Club. Fans from Robot Winnipeg, Deepdale, Tummel, Russell, Adcliffe, Inglis, Shellmouth and more visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.D. Carmichael
Clyde Laughlin
Melita
Joe Ferris
Sacred Heart Hospital
Russell
Joe
Jessie
Marj. Pyott
Dauphin
M. Digby
Springside
Sask
Eadcliffe
Inglis
Shellmouth
Rochedale Notes Honor Christening and Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Pete Galatuik hosted a Sunday christening celebration for daughter Joanie. Roy Craig left with the oil crew from Roblin for Regina and St Walburg. Jim Walker died suddenly, with funeral planned at Dropmore Thursday. The district extended sympathy to his sister Mrs Dickson. Paul Galatuik and family vacationed in South Dakota and the Black Hills. Vivian visited the Gallants. Grahame and Kelvin stayed with the Gala tuiks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Galatuik
Joanie
Roy Craig
Roblin
Regina
St. Walburg
F. Fullbrook
Jim Walker
Dickson
Dropmore
Paul Galatuik
South Dakota
Black Hills
Vivian
Craigie Cneerio Club Hosts Meeting And Visit
The Craigie cneerio Club met at Mrs. Lorna Storey’s home with 10 members present. Anne Cusitar donated a gift draw won by Jo Spencer. The November 13 meeting will be at Mrs. Edith McKinnon’s home with Shirley Glasman conducting and Edith McKinnon and Kay Valley as visiting committee. The gathering closed with singing The Queen and a lunch was served. Mr. and Mrs. C Cusitar and Wilma visited Aleta in Hamiota on Sunday for a family reunion with Willmott, Mitchel, and Noble families from Douglas. Mrs. Noble accompanied them home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craigie Cneerio Club
Lorna Storey
Anne Cusitar
Jo Spencer
Edith McKinnon
Shirley Glasman
Edith McKinon
Kay Valley
C. Cusitar
Wilma
Hamiota
Aleta
Willmott
Mitchel
Noble
Douglas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rod & Gun
Ste. Rose
Steinbach Carillon
Getty
World OF Wheat
W. G. Malaner
Legion
Inglis Auxiliary
Legion Club
Lawrence McKay
George Iftody
Iftody
Ladies’ Auxiliary
J. W. McKenzie
S. M. Spidell
Wally McKenzie
Lawrence
George
Inglis School
H. Lorimer
Home & School Association
Angusville
H. Lorimer As Chairman and Mrs. L. Loney of Russell, Secretary. Mr. Bailey
Randall
F. Robertson
J. C. Ward
R. Pritchard
Nield Bros. Auto Service Lic
Virden
Liprick
ORSON
Clear CO
Minniska
Rochedale
Craigie
Angusville Ladies’ Curling
Angusville Hall
Corley
Endcliffe
Ity Centre
A. Stewart
Inglis Theatre
Inglis Walther
League of Trinity Lutheran Church
Pam
P. J. Gaber & Sons
Inglis, Man
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