Christmas News From Oakburn and Jamaica Trip
Well this is my last column for the year and I phone in a brief news update. The Siwak family shares an early Christmas with Betty Darren Hannin and relatives, while Lyle Mushumanski visits with Lorna and Merril Kiliwnik’s family who plan a Jamaica holiday. Mabel Senko is recovering in Tracy Dutchak Hospital. Oakburn 4-H Club notes its December meeting with Melanie Prosak as president and officers Shawna Sytnyk, Stewart Nowosad, and Ryan Sitko. Prosak proposes ideas for the windup including bowling, skiing or swimming. A bake sale and Lions Club raffle raised 207 dollars.
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Allan
Carrie Siwak
Betty
Darren Hannin
Edmonton
Marilyn Sawaryn
Iris
Currie Chuchmuch
Lyle Mushumanski
Lorna
Merril Kiliwnik
Kiliwnik’s
Jamaica
Mabel Senko
Tracy Dutchak
Oakburn 4-H
Melanie Prosak
Shawna Sytnyk
Stewart Nowosad
Ryan Sitko
Prosak
Oakburn Lions Club
Angusville district by Vicky Kalynuk
Mabel hopes to get home for Christmas and notes a white Christmas ahead with Santa bringing toys for all the good children. The message closes by wishing subscribers a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year with a reminder to be careful during the holidays.
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Angusville
Vicky Kalynuk
Oakburn Club Sets January 4 Meeting In Social Note
Oakburn members are reminded the next club meeting is scheduled for Monday January 4. During the holidays readers are encouraged to phone social correspondent Mrs Olga Yarish with any visiting news for the weekly paper.
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Olga Yarish
Services for Seniors plans home support in Rossburn area
On Tuesday Dec 8 Program Specialist John Svenson explained a government funded program allowing seniors to stay in their homes. It funds a Resource Coordinator to organize and connect seniors with services like cleaning, laundry, gardening, drivers, visits, and shopping based on need. A Steering Committee aims to launch the service with another meeting set for Jan 12 1988 at 1 30 PM in Rossburn Town Hall bar room.
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John Svenson
Betty Mychasin
Shirley Kalyniuk
Pauleen Genovey
Lorna Veitch
Doris Caldwell
Rossburn
Rossburn Town Hall
Food prices to rise modestly in 1988 says Agriculture Canada
Agriculture Canada economists forecast overall retail food prices to climb no more than two percent in 1988. Store bought foods should stay steady while restaurant meals may rise two to four percent. Lower farm commodity prices help offset higher marketing costs though pork could slip over fifteen percent as hogs rise. Chicken prices may fall three to five percent with more poultry and lower meat prices. Beef and turkey are expected to be little changed. Large apple and vegetable crops should keep prices near 1987 levels in early 1988. Real personal disposable income up 3.3 percent may lift demand for restaurant fare and convenience foods.
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Agriculture Canada
Turkey
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