Visitors share time with Stebeleski and others
The Rossburn Review notes a steady stream of visitors from Winnipeg, Brandon, Vancouver, Toronto, Edmonton, Calgary, Yorkton, Neepawa and beyond. Names include the Manuliaks, Leitch, Peech, Stebeleski, Burchak, Zurbyk, Vandel, Michalyshyn, and Witwisky among many relatives and friends.
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Mike
Mary Manuliak
Steve Mallation
John Manuliak
Vancouver
Larry
Darlene Luhowy
Milk River
Alta
Ron
Annette Manuliak
Walter
Evangeline Manuliak
Nellie Gerelus
Winnipeg
Fred Gerelus
Toronto
Ernie
Millie
Leah
David Stebeleski
Mervin
Sharon
Chelsea Stebeleski
Brandon
Peter
Rose Stebeleski
Baba Bucklaschuk
John
Gail Leitch
Local visits and travels span province and border towns
Oakburn district of Kalynovich hosts weekend visitors from Selkirk to Winnipeg with several families from Tri Cities Washington visiting Arborg and Regina residents. Manitoban households including Myslawsky, Lusky, Manuliak, and Matiowsky families host or visit relatives in Winnipeg, The Pas, Dauphin, and other towns as festival and family gatherings unfold.
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Kalynovich
Alex
Gail Prosak
Selkirk
Dave Kesler
Phyllis
Lisa
Cindy Skabar
Tri Cities
Washington
Mary Zemianski
Ron
Grace Hodson
Arborg
Julian
Darlene Lucyshen
Rudy
Karen Yanick
Regina
Myrtle Murphy
Winnipeg
Emily Myslawsky
Harry Starczuk
Steve
Olia Lusky
Mike Borodie
Terry
Lynn Manuliak
Pas
Bill
Pearl Manuliak
Alvin Pylypin
Jessie Drul
Thunder Bay
Dauphin
Pine River
Bruce
Doreen Buchanan
Carley
Murray
Sylvia Matiowsky
Sam
Diane Jamison
Brandon
Marge Matiowsky
Weekend visits and family gatherings across towns
Vista home hosts parents Mr and Mrs Pete Bilinsky for the weekend. Weekend visitors include Mr and Mrs Pete Woychyshyn with Morley Luhowy family from Winnipeg and Bobby Peech from Brandon. Dauphin and Strathclair relatives visit Mrs Halliday and family. Various trips to Winnipeg and Vancouver for relatives and a new birth announced for Ray Brown.
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Olive O’donnell
Portage
Les Hamilton
Marvin Anderson
Jason
Bill Norton
Starbuck
Wm. Halliday
Gladys Lillie
Grant
Pete Bilinsky
Pete Woychyshyn
Morley Luhowy
Winnipeg
Bobby Peech
Brandon
Adam Halliday
Crawford Halliday
Dauphin
Cam Halliday
Strathclair
Halliday
Herb Nash
Jean Morris
Lawrence Palmer
Ray MacDonald
Vancouver
B.C
Betty
Mike Mackedenski
Ray Brown
Ken
Ross
Amy Murray
Farm incomes and prices hold steady with mixed outlooks
Farmers face varied signals as beef prices hover near 1984 levels around 85.30, hogs show uncertainty, and chicken prices rise to meet demand. Egg prices are forecast down two to three cents from 1984 while dairy surpluses persist. Canadian production trends and export reduction steps shape the market, and Ontario greenhouse output is dampened by spring storms, with prices not rising amid a surplus.
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Ontario
Planning Budget Friendly School Supplies For The Year
Assistant Home Economist explains how to estimate yearly needs and locate best buys for school items. She advises listing items, comparing prices from newspapers and ads, avoiding impulse buys, and favoring simple notebooks and homemade options to save money.
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Joanne Westwood
Mick Jagger
Quarry Days Festival heats Stonewall this August
The first Quarry Days in Stonewall runs August 16 to 18 featuring outdoor concerts, a shield dance, bed racing, crafts, a talent show and various contests. Activities include hot air balloon rides, a petting zoo, pony rides, and a beer garden with a teen dance. The event marks Quarry Park’s historic site designation by the province.
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Stonewall
Manitoba
Interlake Artists
Stonewall Quarry Park
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Charles Miller
Hinton, Alta
Ron Miller
Virden
Joan Baker
Pat Orsak
Russell
Provin
Cial
Agricultural Society
Fairgrounds
Frances
Swintak
Rossburn
Allen’s
Canada
Peter Woychyshyn
Karen Bergeson
Eunice Jandrew
Glenda Mecas
Peter Moroz
Pat Belinski
Mrs. Swidinsky
Sandra Mentuck
Kathy Alexander
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