Emily Lo Returns to Hong Kong for Wedding Preparations
Miss Emily Lo a therapeutic dietician returns to Hong Kong on July 18 to prepare for her wedding to Dr. S H Lee of Rossburn. Her family resides in Hong Kong and plans are underway. Also mentioned are Mr and Mrs Alex Strank Vancouver with Mrs Annie Strank. Paul Strank and Mickey of Regina with his mother. Mr and Mrs Pete Kuzenko with Mrs Kathleen Belbas and Mrs Ella Kuzenko Thunder Bay. and Mrs Neil Wilkie and Brandon family visiting Jim Andrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Lo
Hong Kong
S. H. Lee
Rossburn
Alex Strank
Vancouver
B. C
Annie Strank
Paul Strank
Mickey
Regina
Sask
Pete Kuzenko
Kathleen Belbas
Ella Kuzenko
Thunder Bay
Ont
Banff
Jasper
Alta
Neil Wilkie
Brandon
Jim Andrew
Neil
Milk delivery program on Mondays starting August 9 1976
Notice announces no house to house milk delivery on Mondays beginning August 9 1976. Mike Ternovetsky identified as the contact or author of the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Ternovetsky
Tommy's Barber Shop and Billiards Closure Notice
Tommy's Barber Shop and Billiards at Sandy Lake will be closed from August 16 to 19 inclusive. This short-term closure affects all services and hours during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Sandy Lake
Thanks for Support During Illness at Shoal Lake Hospital
Nick Antonin and Mrs Warwara Wowk express gratitude to Father Borys Dr Smith nurses and staff relatives and friends for visits cards fruit flowers calls and encouragement while patients at Shoal Lake Hospital. Grateful for care kindness and support received. God Bless you all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Borys
Shoal Lake Hospital
Nick Antonin
Dr. Smith
Rossburn Lions Club Jackpot Bingo Event
Rossburn Lions Club hosts a jack pot bingo Wednesday August 11 at 8 01 p m in Rossburn Town hall. First prize 150 with 49 numbers called and a second 150 prize at 54 numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossburn Lions Club
Rossburn
Weekend visitors and relocations across Canada and Michigan
A sweeping social column lists travels and visits from Calgary to Detroit and across Canada. Families including the Castles and Berezas host relatives, while police constable Blair Forster and wife Irene relocate to Sprague Manitoba. Other visits span Maple Ridge, Shoal Lake, Edmonton, Winnipeg, The Pas, Thunder Bay, and Nova Scotia with numerous relatives and friends. George Plant, age 91, dies in Rossburn. Cremation and later graveside service planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Plant
Rossburn Hospital
VISTA Visitors Share Weekend Visits Across Manitoba
VISTA visitors from multiple communities visited with local residents over the weekend. Emma Stitt of Birtle hosted others while Bruce Bell of Selkirk traveled with Tammy Taylor to Brandon and visited the Taylor household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Bell
Selkirk
D. Baker
Dick Baker
David
Tammy Taylor
Brandon
Ross Taylor
Visitors Return Home After Three Week Stay
Mr and Mrs Raymond Mac Donald and family left for Vancouver after three weeks with Mr and Mrs Mike Mackedenski and visits to other relatives. Also visiting were Bern ie Wilock and family of Winnipeg Steve Laz aruk of Oakburn Ann Kraynyk of Chicago Steve Waytowich of Brandon and Matt Hrysak of Minnedosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Devons
Cochrane, Alta
Bob Pritchard
Raymond MacDonald
Vancouver
Mike Mackedenski
Bernie Wilock and
Familly
Winnipeg
Steve Lazaruk
Oakburn
Ann Kraynyk
Chicago
Steve Waytowich
Brandon
Matt Hrysak
Minnedosa
Cardinals In Play-offs After Weekend Wins
Angusville clinched a playoff spot with a Sunday doubleheader sweep at Dauphin. Bob Chuchmuch earned the first win 8-2 over Ross Stone, and Jay Freeman secured the next 9-3 over Dave Rothman. Clinton Pushka hit an inside the park homer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angusville
Dauphin
Bob Chuchmuch
Ross Stone
Jay Freeman
Dave Rothman
Clinton Pushka
Ronald Hamilton Injured In Horse Riding Mishap
Ronald Hamilton suffered injuries after a horse fell on him during a ride on Sunday evening. He is listed as a patient at Shoal Lake Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Hamilton
Shoal Lake Hospital
Ron
Rural Council Meeting Actions and 1976 Budget Notes
Council discusses that rate payers did not receive municipal assistance and rejects paying the disputed bill. It approves transferring 1976 balance to Shoal Lake Veterinary Clinic and paying 1185.40 to Rossburn Ambulance Committee. Legal fees for NW 13-20-23 WPM to be paid, plans to Municipal Office, Ward 1 boundary road work for 1976 to be matched in 1977, finances to certify and pay pending accounts, and adjourns to August 9 at 10:00 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoal Lake
Rossburn
Finance Committee
Weekend Visits Highlight Local Families
Mr and Mrs C Gingera and Cathy of Snow Lake spent the weekend with Mrs Marion Crookshanks. Mrs Crookshanks joined them in Snow Lake on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Dan Bereza and their Saskatoon visiting family spent a week with Dan's mother Mrs Ann Bereza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Castle
Calgary
Ann Bereza
Harry Aylwin
Plumas
C. Gingera
Cathy
Snow Lake
Marion Crookshanks
Mrs. Crookshanks
Dan Bereza
Saskatoon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Swintak
Libby
Town Hall
Richard Pasquill
YOU
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Mrs
Warwara Wowk
Cst
Blair Forster
Irene
Sprague
Manio
Blair
R.C.M.P
Peter Rubeniuk
Maple Ridge
George Berzanski
Helen Curtis
Detroit, Mich
Bob Stitt
Don Stitt
Brandon School of Nursing
Western Manitoba Centennial Auditorium
Debra Cornwall
Jerry Stipinsky
Jeffrey
Laura
Edmonton
Nick Stupnisky
Rossman Lake
Lesia Peet
Chopp
Evelyn
Wm. Shermeta
Lottie Stitt
Margaret Hay
Mr. Plant
Jerry Procyk
Karen
Danny
Thunder Bay, Ont
Grandma
Julia Charney
Nick Stupinsky
Bud Armstrong
Onaway
Forde Steel
Hefley Creek
Terry Allan
the Pas
Rowat Veitch
Mike Charney
Eugene Procyk
Prince Rupert
Mrs. Sterling Veitch
West Coast
Ernie Tingstead
High Prairie
B. Palmer
Mrs. Redbourn
Bert Palmer
Carman Bright
Nova Scotia
Dave Cleland
Man
Mountain Road
R. H. Hedley
C.O.D
Simpsons-Sears Ltd
Vista
Wm. Stitt
Emma Stitt
Birtle
George Danko
Brian
Flin Flon
Carson
Grant McLennan
Doug Leckie
MacGregor
Cardinals
Gilbert Plains
Grandview
Virden
Sears
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