Binscarth district notes travel plans and local updates
Ken Jakeman reports on residents leaving for Britain Europe and the Holy Land for 10 to 12 months, plus local visits and social news. Updates include CPR staffing changes at the station, family visits from Roblin Ot tawa Flin Flon Sag to Winnipeg and Regina, and a marriage celebration in Sidehilt. Also mentions roads, hospital stays, and a Bits and Buggies trail ride with plans for a horse care clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Jakeman
Roblin
Great Britain
Europe
Holy Land
Ben Murray
Cathy
George
Barb
Monica McLennan
Otawa
Alex Hume
Burbank
Csif
Mes M. Hume
Grandview
Don Baker
Hi Rose Hal
Assiniboia
Jim Orr
Irene Dreitick
Winnipeg
Adolph
Dreilicks
Frank Henson
Brandon
Mike Bodnarchuk
Greg
Opt
J.A. (Tucker) Bauer
Kelly
Fort Chipewan
Alta
End
Alan Bauer
Elaine
Lawrie Lam
Isabelle Clements
Pas
John Zaharychuk
Old Town
CPR
Ralph Jackson
John Snider
Lorne Miller
Roblins
Stewart Bowley
Winnipeg Genneral Hospital
Stewart
Jean Jervis
5Th Ave
Alf Yeske
Eva Fleury
Russell Hospital
Stan Clayton
Bob
Alan
Ricky
Margaret
Bill May
Claytons
Bill Paradine
Sidehilt
Murrey Mervyn
Grandma
Grandpa
Bie Miller
Norman Cress
Saskatoon
Harold Cress
Portage
Carol ‘Gress
Kay Border
Alice Buckte
Yorkton
Jean Barker
Eva
Sharon Grey
Kilarney
Roy Greys
Duncan
Donald
Scott
Regina
Aes Ates
Bob McNeil
Toronto
Kathy Williams
Ida Porter
AR. Porter
George Boucher
Thelma
Ethel Watt
Russell
J. H. Edwards
Birtle
Jack
McLennan
Epp
Silver Greek
Birthday and wedding notices in Angusville district
Extended greetings honor the Rubiniuk birthday on October 27. Families from Thompson and nearby communities visited for weddings including Katchen Baranyk, with attendance by Baranyi, Katchen siblings, and many relatives from Melville Ninette Dauphin and Calgary. Upcoming events include the Manitoba Pool Elevator opening on October 26 and a fall supper at the AC. News tips welcomed by phone before Monday 3:00.
Obituary of William Thomas Wilding 85 of Kent Avenue
William Thomas Wilding 85 formerly of Binscarth and Abbotsford died at Menno Hospital aged 85 born 63 years ago in instant cadee and lived in the area 18 years. He was a retired CPR deal and Section Foreman at Binscarth. Survived by wife Margaret two daughters Winnie Horney and Paget Pitt five grandchildren three great grandchildren and sister Mrs B Roberts England. Private family graveside August 17 at 3 pm at Memorial Gardens Surney with Rev Peter Unger officiating Henderson's Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Thomas Wilding
Paget Pitt
F. G
Winnie) Horney
Abbotsford
B. Roberts
England
Aes
Wake Memorial Gardens
Surney
Peter Unger
Henderson
Mrs Loretta Sparrow Rites Held In Abbotsford
Mrs Loretta Sparrow died October 9 in Abbotsford British Columbia at 94 years. She was predeceased by husband Lemuel in 1946 and leaves son Melville, granddaughter Mrs I Black, two great grandchildren Trudy and Brian Black, three brothers John Russel Edward, relatives in Saskatchewan and Vancouver. The Sparrows lived in Russell 1017 1922 and farmed in Silverton before moving to Matsqui in 1987. Funeral held October 12 at Henderson's with Rev Bev Taylor officiating and Hazelwood Cemetery interment. Honorary pallbearers Ray Hawthorne James McCallum Ted Jacobsen D W Tawill. active pallbearers Harry Hughes Jack Temple Albert Rumsby Arnold Rade Fred Mander Ray Ratcliffe. Former Silverton residents attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Sparrow
Abbotsford B.C
Lemuel
Melville
Lorraine) Black
Trudy
Brian Black
Vancouver BC
John
Russel
Saskatchewan
Edward
Vancouver
D. W. Tawill
Harry Hughs
Silverton
Jack ‘Temple
Albert Rumsby
Arnold Rade
Fred ‘Mander
Ray Ratclitte
Harry and Ethel Hughes
Meme Meritt
Nellie Reid
Reggie's Ramblings Headline on School Trustee Race
The column notes Trott leading in the race for a large expense account operator while Thembers push for Trott to slow. It also mentions a poet with deep self-knowledge and hints at Japan offering to buy Manitoba grasshoppers as a new cash crop for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reggie
Trott
Japan
Manitoba
Famous Tombs and the Empty Garden Tomb Message
A brief comparison of famous burial places in Egypt Britain and the United States, highlighting their renown from what they contain. The Garden Tomb is noted as famous for being empty and for the risen Christ, with a biblical exhortation and an offer to request a paperback entitled Can We Know God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Royal
the Royal Bank
Pyramids
Egypt
Westminster Abbey
Mohammed
Arlington Cemetery
Christ
Lm Webb
Brandon
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Binscarth
Reichmuth's Hardware
Robinson's
Wasslen Bros. Brown's Variety Centre
Binscarth and District
Hereford
Saskatchewan Pool Livestock Yards
Moosomin Sask
J. R. Blacklock
Brian Petracek
Sec
Gerald
Jim Bailey
Royal Bank
Yarmont
Thompson
Bar ‘Bara
Nord
Mary Field
Lome Robertson
Cornell Motors
HE. Graham
Angusville District News
Peter Rubiniuk
Larry Syinyk
Bob Kachen
Mike Katchen
Walter Pushka
Gerald and
Richard Mushu‘manski
al Wheatley
Jack Victor of
Brendon
Katchin ‘Baranyk
Nelson Baranyi
Lorne Martin
Calgary
Shirley
Eugene Katchen
Mica Creek
Harry Varney
Andrew Varmey
Melford Sask
John Bombak
Ninette
Leonard Kacon
Dauphin
Wog
A.cc
Novah
Frank Kalyniuk
Marilyn
Manitoba Hydro
Manitoba Hydro Office
Mervin Quam
Grenfell, Sask
Community Theatre
Roger Moore
Jim Webb
Dick Robertson
Maidstone
Sask
SUN Life OF
Canada
Jack Dow
Russell, Man