Three area women win Westman Women of Distinction
Brandon event honors eight winners from 56 nominees with over 500 attendees sponsored by the Brandon YWCA. Recipients include Sylvia Doran of Birtle in community affairs, Lorna Robertson and Vi Smith of Hamiota in sports leisure and arts, plus Sylvia Mitchell, Joan Parker, Lynne Little, Lilly Walker, and Margaret Workman across agriculture business management professional public service categories. Sister Thomas More Bertels urged local heroes and noted commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
Westman
Brandon Ywca
Sylvia Doran
Birtle
Lorna Robertson
Hamiota
Vi Smith
Doran
Birdtail Country Museum
Joan Parker
Bran
Don
Brandon Real Estate Board
Lynne Little
Canadian Motors Limited
Lilly Walker
Brandon University
Margaret Workman
Brandon-Souris Liberal Association
Canada Health Day Celebrated May 12 1985
The Rossburn District Health Centre and village officials proclaim May 12 1985 as Canada Health Day. The event, cosponsored by the Canadian Hospital Association and the Canadian Public Health Association, aims to raise public awareness of health topics and showcase local prevention and treatment services. Florence Nightingale’s birthday is honored in this observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Rossburn
Local visitors listed as 4-H event week ahead
Oakburn Beverly Raginski of Winnipeg visits Peter and An nette Majko with relatives. Len, Lesley and Jordan Zimmerman of Edmonton visit Bill and Olga Yarish and John and Alice Peech. Murray and Glennis Black with Leah and Tommy of Neepawa spend the weekend with John and Dennis and Sheila Martin of Carman visits with Rudy and Joyce Kristalovich. The local 4-H club plans Achievement Night at 8:00 PM Wednesday May 1 and a Battle Drive Saturday May 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Raginski
Winnipeg
Peter
Annette Majko
Len
Lesley
Jordan Zimmerman
Edmonton
Bill
Olga Yarish
John
Alice Peech
Murray
Glennis Black
Leah
Tommy
Neepawa
Dennis
Sheila Martin
Carman
Rudy
Joyce Kristalovich
Local Family Visits Across Cities In Nineteen Thirties Style
Mrs Gladys Lillie accompanied Ken and Warren to Binscorth to visit Mrs Lillie and to Birtle to see Mrs McLeod in hospital. Eileen Rockall of Virden visited with her dad Jack Miller. Pete Bilinskiy left for Calgary to visit Dr and Mrs Sato. Nick Morris and Nicky joined Winnipeg trip to visit Palmer and Noland in hospital. Bob Hamilton and Morris Rempel of Winnipeg visited Les Hamilton. Mervyn Bilinsky of Winnipeg spent weekend with his father Pete. Larry Cameron of Brandon visited his mother Rose. Cyril Matkowich returned after winter in Texas. Loraine arrived from Montreal to visit her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Lillie
Ken
Warren
Binscorth
Bob Hamilton
Morris Rempel
Winnipeg
Les Hamilton
Mervyn Bilinsky
Pete Bilinsky
Larry Cameron
Brandon
Rose Cameron
Cyril Matkowich
Texas
Loraine
Montreal
Sugar for your coffee five milliliters per teaspoon
A brief note suggests adding five milliliters of sugar to coffee, equivalent to about one teaspoon, as a simple measure for sweetness.
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Thomas More Bertels
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Rossburn Agricultural Society
Parkland
Parview
John Cusack
Daphne Zuniga
Vista News
Joan Baker
Keating
Russel
Shoal Lake
Welders Supplies Ltd
Winnipeg - Brandon - Thompson
Swintak
Blue Ribbon
Campbell’s Cream of Mushroom Soup
Diane Twerdun
Emily Barnesky
Doris Caldwell
Mary Chomica
Ann Kurchaba
Nick Evanchuk
Ann Keller
Rose Goletz
Fred Soltys
Newdale
C.W. McLean
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General Motors
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