Residents bid farewell to Maple Manor cook coordinator Arlene Agar
On Monday the 29th, maple manor residents hosted a farewell to Arlene Agar who has served as cook coordinator for four years. Phyllis Framingham introduced Vivian Ward who read a card from Ordella Henderson. Yvonne Sather presented a pen and holder as Arlene thanked residents and wished them well.
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Arlene
Maple Manor Family Birthday and Holiday Gatherings
Edna Maliteare celebrated her birthday with family in Brandon on Friday. The group attended Rita MacNeil's Christmas special at the Keystone Centre on Saturday. Janice Artemenko from Calder took her mother Sadie Staple out for lunch on Monday. Garry Win cherook from Ottawa visited with John and Bertha Win cherook, with two weeks spent in Ottawa and a return home Saturday. Alice Burwash from San Clara and Freda and Gordon Davey from Togo visited Mrs. Davey last Sunday.
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Alice Burwash
San Clara
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Beatties Host Weekend Guests and Visitors
Beattie family hosted breakfast guests Friday November 26 with Doug and Geri and Doris, joined by William and Stella Symbalisty from Grandview. J R De La Mare spent the weekend with Warren Beat tie at their country residence. Saturday November 27 guests for bed and breakfast included Evie Rheaume of Portage la Prairie and Jean Beattie of Brandon, with Helen Beattie of Crocus Court joining for tea. Lori Boyce of Brandon visited family Jeanette Neal and Christa Boyce. George and Ev Addis drove to Brandon for a visit.
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Geri
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Stella Symbalisty
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Evie Rheaume
Portage la Prairie
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Brandon
Jean
Evie
Helen Beattie
Crocus Court
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Weekend Visit Noted At Val and Makaroff Home
Birthday greetings reach Dwayne Nabe on December 7 as Makaroff spends weekend visiting Val and other relatives, sharing warm wishes.
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Dwayne Nabe
Roblin council weighs taxes and aging infrastructure
Hawryluk says five to six years of operation possible but major upgrades loom. He cites high taxes and planned expenditures on waterworks, water plant upgrades, and east subdivision development. Dietrich argues Memorial Hall is a liability and a new facility could boost growth and survival. Hawryluk notes business resilience despite town decline and urges council action to attract people.
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Dietrich
Memorial Hall
Hawryluk
Town Hall Funding Debate Frays At Meeting
During the session local officials clashed over financial commitments for a new town hall. Dietrich urged tax es as a community benefit while Hawryluk resisted, Nykyforak urged order, and Kelso warned of ongoing upkeep costs if a hall is built or not, leaving the matter unresolved.
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Pogue Kelso
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