(EDITOR鈥橲 NOTE: Dates listed refer to publication dates and not to dates of the events.)
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November 5, 1975 鈥撎�Andrew A. Witwicki, president of Canora Auto Electric, marked his 50th听year as an automobile and automotive parts dealer. Witwicki arrived in Canora from Winnipeg in 1925 and with Andrew Rawucky, established a Ford automobile agency, assuming control in 1930 when Rawucky returned to Winnipeg.
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November 5, 1975 鈥撎�A good portion of the grain harvested this fall was taken off in tough or damp condition and many farmers in the Canora area were drying their grain, according to agricultural representative Orest Mysak.
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November 12, 1975 -听Adolph Matsalla, 小蓝视频 for Canora since 1967, became minister of tourism and renewable resources when Premier Allan Blakeney announced changes to his cabinet.
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November 12, 1975 -听Shelley Zeeben, a 14-year-old Canora Composite High School student, was among a number of runners who qualified to represent Saskatchewan at the national cross-country final in Vancouver. Zeeben is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Zeeben of Canora.
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November 26, 1975 鈥撎�Nick Humeniuk of Canora, former Canadian National Railways section foreman at Canora, ended 47 years of employment with the company when he retired. Born at Skala, Western Ukraine, Humeniuk came to Canada in 1927.
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December 10, 1975 鈥�Labour minister Gordon Snyder confirmed that the minimum hourly wage for Saskatchewan workers was to be raised from $2.50 to $2.80, effective January 1, 1976.
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December 17, 1975 鈥撎�Mary Wihnan of Canora gathered over $116 in groceries and meats during a one-minute shopping spree at Canora鈥檚 Red and White store. Supervising the proceedings were Red and White staff members Helen Dennis and Stephanie Drobot.
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