Rainy weather, weddings, and community notices in Rossburn
In the June 5 1985 Rossburn Review Vicky Kalynuk notes repeated rain near or at times rain in western Manitoba while dry overall. Michael Juba earns two awards at Major Pratt Prom. Local social items include Gail Melnyk and Gordon Hyde wedding in Brandon. trips to Melfort with family for funeral, wedding, and visiting relatives. Get well wishes go to Irene Marchuk in Russell District Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicky Kalynuk
Michael Juba
Eddie
Lillian Keller
Brandon
Gail Melnyk
Gordon Hyde
Gail
Dan Melnyk
Anne Melnyk
George
Norma Panton
Greg
Murray
Kim Fingas
Grandaughter Kamara
John Kalynuk
John
Margaret Katchin
Agnes
Lesa Katchin
Melfort
Sask
Andrew Yarmey
Andrew
Katchin
Donald Yarmey
Tony Sydor buys Jones Auto Body in Russell
Angusville District News reports Tony Sydor and Mary Sydor of Russell purchased Jones Auto Body Shop in Russell. Cindy Sydor, daughter of Tony and Mary, attended a bridal shower. Wedding bells ring for Dr Rick Beleshinski in Regina. June reflections include blessings on the Canadian Prairies and welcome rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cindy Sydor
Tony
Mary Sydor
Russell
Tony Sydor
Jones
Evelyn Kukurudz
Minot
N.D
Kim
University of Minot
Nick Chuchmuch
Nick
Rose
Cassie
Marilyn Kalynuk
Rick Beleshinski
Anne Magnowski
Dauphin
Regina
Prairies
Foster family recognized for long service in Manitoba
Lorraine and William Halliday of Vista received Recognition Certificates from the Children's Aid Society of Western Manitoba at its May 29 annual meeting for 16 years of foster care. Also at the meeting three families were named Honorary Foster Parents Edith and Elmer Gompf Oak Lake Hazel and James Greenlay Carberry and Audrey and Robert Sadler Rivers for exceptional service and long association with the foster parent group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
Lorraine
William Halliday
Vista
Children’s Aid Society of Western Manitoba
Foster Parent Association
Edith
Elmer Gompf
Oak Lake
Hazel
James Greenlay
Carberry
Audrey
Robert Sadler
Rivers
Sports Day at Oakburn features fastball trials and wheelbarrow races
Oakburn hosts its annual Sports Day this Sunday June 9 with sixteen mens fastball teams eight ladies fastball teams and eight slow pitch teams competing for cash prizes. Wheelbarrow races offer cash prizes and trophies across four categories including Men Open 35 and Over Ladies Open and Ladies 35 and Over. Oakburn Lions Club runs a bingo and meals will be served on the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakburn
Oakburn Lions
Oakburn Main Street opening set with Sports Day
Oakburn Manitoba prepares for the official opening of its Main Street project on Sunday June 9 as part of the town sports day. Minister Andy Anstett will attend at 1000 PM. The province contributed over 18000 of the 40000 cost for public works with individual business grants up to 500 and full participation by Oakburn businesses in the program. Oakburn lies in Shoal Lake Rural Municipality as an unincorporated village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakburn
Manitoba
Andy Anstett
Shoal Lake
Sandy Lake restocked with pickerel fry and trout
Four lakes in the Shoal Lake district including Sandy Lake were stocked with pickerel fry. Ken Stewart said Sandy Lake received 500,000 fry while Emire Arrow and Cjor nys each got 100,000. Additional fish planned for Sandy include 13,000 rainbow trout, 1,600 brown trout and 10,000 perch with potential for 200 smallmouth bass later. Shoal Lake will not be restocked this year due to winterkill in other lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoal Lake District
Sandy Lake
Department of Natural Resources
Ken Stewart
Arrow
Cjornys
Shoal Lake
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Joey
Canada
Metro Toronto
War Amputations of Canada
National
Riverside Drive
Suite
Ottawa
Ontario
C. Pushka
L. Pushka
Darrell Nesbitt
Carl Morley
Iris
Michael
M/I Kostecky Insurance Agency
Pauto
Man
Windy Acres Drive-in
Showtime
Thur Fri. & Son
Mon Sune
Jom Berenger Rustiers
Jonathon
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