Anguisville Social Roundup Posts Week of Visits
Miss Mifrion Penonzek visited from Winnipeg with her family for a week long holiday. Locals note recovery updates for Harry amputated at Winnipeg General Hospital. Several families from Angsville and nearby towns hosted relatives visiting from Regina Winnipeg and Windsor Ontario over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mifrion Penonzek
Winnipeg
Harry
General Hospital
CNR
Nick Penthak
Fred Kloon
Sam
Nick Kloon
Windsor
Ontario
Sympathy Extends to Hryciuk Family in Loss
Sympathy is extended to the Hryciuk family in the loss of their mother Elaine Cleland. Elaine returned home from camp at Clear Lake last Tuesday. Sheldon Brown vacationed at the C Palmer home with Calvin Brown. David Joiner of Brandom was home over the weekend. District children attend Variation school at Rossburn. Sympathy is extended to Manley on the loss of her Dr Manley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Minshull
Winnipeg
George Gibbons
Ed Minshull
Margaret
Minshull
Sam Nield
Perguson
Melville
Hryciuk
Elaine Cleland
Clear Lake
Manley
Dr. Manley
Hospital brief reveals Indian patient overflows and cost cuts
The report notes an omission of Waywayseecano Indian Reservation population in hospital planning and shows rising Indian admissions from 1951 to 1954. It details failed sound insulation, sanitation, and substituted cheap materials, causing ongoing deficits and unsatisfactory plumbing and heating.
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Angusville News
John Chaiaturnyk
Hamida
Lechowicz
Stephen Dercatch
Eton
Brn
Ceraldine Ste
Cease Mary's
Angsville
Paul Lapachinski
Nellie
Bert
Miss Lapachinskis
CPR
Regina
Klein
Legislative
Nellie Lapachinski
R. H. Pritchard of
Silverton
Sacred Hearth Hospital
Russell
Steve Wolochatiuk
Arnold Dennis
Ethelbert
Johnson
Judy
Saskatchewan
Cam Troyer
Melford, Sask
Sheldon Brown
C. Palmer
Calvin Brown
David Joiner
Brandom
Variation
Rossburn
Imperial Oil
Esso Tractor
Text Book Bureau
Druc
Rossburn, Manitoba
Red River
Siler
Hart Feeder
Peter
Scherloski
Furniture
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