Winter snow, visits, and charity notices in Great Falls
On a cold morning Great Falls residents share winter scenes and greetings. News covers births Ken and Diane Kostick welcomed a son, Thanksgiving weekend visitors from Canada, and extended family visits from Ontario and Colorado. Fundraisers by the Women's Institute support a Peruvian foster child. The Provincial Institute hosts a leadership school in Brandon with topics from UN to tax and crafts. The 4-H Club reform and Jim Johnston’s son Breton returns home from Kingston for the weekend.
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Ken
Diane Kostick
Karolyn
Great Falls
Minters
Sandra
Bob Desmidt
Fern LeMoine
Rolly Richardson
Mr. Kinghorn Sr
O. Kinghorn
Win
Dec Calder
Barbara
Hendriks
Thompson
Brenda
Peter Hotte
Mrs. Parry Sr
Wales
George Ortiwein
Marion Peck
Helen
Lansdowne
Ontario
Wallace Peck
George Chevrefils
Denver
Colorado
Adelle Kulbaba
Frank
Gerry Mathie
Women’s Institute
Lac du Bonnet
Silver Falls
Pine Falls
Peru
Brandon
United Nations
Manitoba
Focal 4-H
Jim Johnston
Breton
C.F.B
Kingston
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Good Outlook on Canada Savings Bonds
Winnipeg reports a bright Prairie economic outlook boosting Canada Savings Bonds sales. W S Dunlop says improved grain sales and crops, plus rising employment and earnings, support payroll and bank purchases. Prairie payroll team expands as Manitoba organizers expect record sales this year.
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Prairies
Canada
W. S. Dunlop
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