Congratulations to Harry Mortimer and his M.T.S. Volunteers for changing a drab M.T.S. display at the Pembina Threshermen’s Museum into a showcase exhibit worthy of it’s rural history. It is an excellent exhibit now of communication paraphernalia over the years and decades, displayed and labelled most appropriately. It is a fitting tribute to all the individuals who worked in the industry, to all the rural exchanges, the communities and its past history. Congratulations are also in order to the board members, the administrator, thier dedicated volunteers, in their continued efforts to upgrade and make this Museum more relevant. Why not take in there 40th Anniversary celebrations this Friday & Saturday September 5th & 6th. 2008, on Hwy #3 between Morden & Winkler. Do they have an iPhone?, not yet!
Wednesday 3 September 2008
GIVE THEM A HAND!
Congratulations to Harry Mortimer and his M.T.S. Volunteers for changing a drab M.T.S. display at the Pembina Threshermen’s Museum into a showcase exhibit worthy of it’s rural history. It is an excellent exhibit now of communication paraphernalia over the years and decades, displayed and labelled most appropriately. It is a fitting tribute to all the individuals who worked in the industry, to all the rural exchanges, the communities and its past history. Congratulations are also in order to the board members, the administrator, thier dedicated volunteers, in their continued efforts to upgrade and make this Museum more relevant. Why not take in there 40th Anniversary celebrations this Friday & Saturday September 5th & 6th. 2008, on Hwy #3 between Morden & Winkler. Do they have an iPhone?, not yet!
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