Local News Items From Angusville Area Trenton
Angusville reports a tractor incident where a worker fell from a 34s vehicle injuring his ankle and chest. The note wishes the injured a speedy recovery and lists local residents visiting Winnipeg, fishing trips at Duck Bay, a large 8 lb 4 oz pickerel, and family visits involving the Dufrat and Sidoryk households along with New Year reunion and wedding anniversary congratulations.
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Trent
Shim
John Bomak
Duck Bay
Richard
Teachers finish training at Brandon in graduation event
Misses Marlene Kosteski Katherine Armstrong and Margaret Young completed their teachers training at Brandon. Their parents and a few friends attended the closing exercises on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VISTA
Marlene Kosteski
Katherine Armstrong
Margaret Young
Brandon
Local residents make weekend trips and hospital updates
Mrs. Leslie Hamilton returns home after a hospital stay. Winnipeg visitors include Mr. and Mrs. B Wilock and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brown with Gerald. Gerald leaves Michigan for a summer library course. A bridal shower honors Carol Barlow at Shoal Lake. Mr. Melvin Zemlink visits Winnipeg, others see Ross Lillie at Dauphin and Crear Lake. Anne Miller briefly in hospital for tonsil surgery.
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Harold Brown
Gerald
Winnipeg
Michigan
Carol Barlow
Shoal Lake
Melvin Zemlink
Jas. Lillie
Kenny
Halliday
Noel Steel
Ross Lillie
Dauphin
Crear Lake
Golf League Organized in Ruskin Birtross Circle
The Ruskin Birtross Inter club Golf League was organized June 9 at Russell Golf and Country Club. Clubs compete with three teams of two players each. Rossburn’s Norman Major and Tom Acres are reps. Schedule lists six dates from June to August with Monday and Sunday games, times starting at 6 p.m. and 9 a.m. For details contact Norm Major.
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Ruskin Birtross
Russell Golf and Country Club
Russell
Binscarth
Birtle
Rossburn
Geo. Brown
Arthur Webb
Rossburn Club
Norman Major
Tom Acres
Government code sets minimum standards for several industries
The code applies to federally regulated sectors and guides others, with the government leading by applying standards to its workers. It establishes an eight hour day and forty hour week with overtime at time and a half, a $1.25 minimum wage for 17 and older, two weeks paid vacation after a year, or 4 percent vacation pay, and eight paid holidays or equivalent off. It covers interprovincial and international transport, fishing for wage workers, air, radio and TV, shipping, banks, mining, mills, warehousing, pipelines, telegraphs and telephones, Crown corporations, and related small industries.
Engagement and anniversaries noted in Sandy Lake area
In Sandy Lake district, celebrations include the engagement of Sylvia Melnyk and Sam Skhwal iuk of Shoal Lake, and Mrs. Wm. Melnyk marking a 25th wedding anniversary on June 2. Visitors from Winnipeg, Brandon, Hamiota, McCreary, Rossburn, Mountain Road, and Neepawa joined in gatherings and greetings this weekend at local homes and hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Melnyk
Sam Skhwaliuk
Shoal Lake
Wm. Melnyk
Nick Zemliah and
Rossburn
Peter Soroka
Matt Soroka
Mountain Road
Stevs Prokopchuk
Peter Laba
Neepawa
al Maluk
Sylvia Marcinyk
Orest Shindhuk
Eugene Hnatuk
Winnipeg
Dale Hnatuk
Jim Mudrey
Brandon
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Ann Forrest
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Ed Boyd
Bernice Dufrat
Lillian Dzwonyk
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Lillian
Baby Evhen
Alex Parobec
Vista News
Leslie Hamilton
B. Wilock
B. M. Mackedenski
Anne Miller
Golf League
Canada
Allan MacEachen
Labour
Mr. MacEachen
Department of Labour
Ottawa
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Sandy Lake News
John Gulchak
Peter Kolinsky
Polly Elichuk
Joe Diachinsky
Leslie
Harry Zuk
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Andrew Puhach
McCreary
Harry Diachinsky
Mike Siwak
Steve Duchminsky
Capri Theatre
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Peter Sellers
Elke Sommer
Hunter Glen Ford
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