Visits From Flin Flon Highlights Weekend
Mr and Mrs Darcey Plant of Flin Flon visited at the H McIntosh home over the weekend. Also Mr and Mrs David Wells nee Linda McIntosh visited enroute to Flin Flon from Thunder Bay.
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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 29, 1972
Page
7
Mr and Mrs Darcey Plant of Flin Flon visited at the H McIntosh home over the weekend. Also Mr and Mrs David Wells nee Linda McIntosh visited enroute to Flin Flon from Thunder Bay.
Cards of thanks express gratitude to community volunteers for the successful Lions Club tournament and the Twinning program at Rossburn Elementary School. Supervising Principal C G Erickson extends appreciation on behalf of Grade Six students and staff.
Cheryl and Fred Quigley express gratitude to attendees and donors of the shower and to organizers and helpers who served lunch. They note gifts for their new home and lasting appreciation. George Berzanski extends thanks to neighbors and relatives for help during hospitalization.
A patient expresses gratitude for care from Dr Wong and Rossburn nursing staff during a hospital stay. They thank the Ukrainian Catholic Women's League, Mike Sophie and Brenda, Bill and Myrtle Maxwell for fruit and flowers, and all visitors. The writer says the kindness will be remembered.
Weekend visitors include Mr and Mrs Wreaford Armstrong and family enroute to Jasper Alberta for a holiday. Doreen Kawka graduates with a teaching associate and starts at Norberry School. Golf meeting set for July 6 at 8 30 p.m. at the Club House. Various visits, weddings and church events are noted among local families and presbytery attendees.
In loving memory of our dear mother Frances who died July 4 1971 We saw you fade away and fought to stay Our hearts were broken yet you sleep so peacefully free from pain Loved and missed by Rose Olga Nell Peter and families
Separate tenders will be received until July 7 1972 for about 53 acres of hay land at the Riding Mountain Conference Centre Onanole Manitoba comprising brom e grass with some alfalfa Inquiries and tenders to be sent to R Douglas Secretary Wasagaming Foundation Box 125 Onanole or 385 St Mary Avenue Winnipeg Manitoba R3C ON11 Phone 943 2509 Winnipeg Tenders will be notified of acceptance by July 11 1972.
The Village of Shoal Lake invites tenders until 5:00 PM July 7 1972 for excavation disposal backfill gravel and culvert work on North Railway Street from PTH 21 to River Street under the District Engineer Manitoba Highways. Tenders must be unit price and may vary. commence July 17 1972.
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