Winter Works Program for Riding Mountain Park
A 135000 winter works program for Riding Mountain National Park was announced to start immediately. It will provide about 270 man months of labor for local residents to improve visitor facilities, sanitation cutting, rustic signs, picnic tables, and campfire stoves. In 1963, nearly 594000 visitors came to the park from April to September.
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Riding Mountain National Park
As God Made the Sky Into a Can
A compact, poetic line likens creation to a sky turned into a can, imagining divine craft and containment with a vivid, surreal image. The text reads as a lyrical reflection on workmanship and infinity.
Provincial telephone directory boosts listings for 1965
Winnipeg area readers will receive 110000 copies of the 600 page provincial directory outside Metro Winnipeg an increase of 6000 from last year. The directory adds Direct Distance Dialing information for Manitoba with area code 204 and nearly 3000 new seven digit numbers included. New mail envelopes replace older wraps with waterproof lighter packaging.
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Well Baby Clinic at Rossburn Health Unit Office
The Well Baby Clinic will be held at the local Health Unit Office on Thursday November 14 from 1 30 to 3 30 pan.
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Rossburn. Well Baby Clinic
Pshyshlak of Elphinstone Dies After Long Illness
Mrs KSenka Pshyshlak of Elphinstone died at Assiniboine Hospital Brandon after a lengthy illness Born in Poland in 1884 she came to Canada in 1903 She married Mike Pshyshlak and they farmed in Leech district Later moved to Elphinstone Prayers were heard Sept 18 and funeral Sept 19 in Elphinstone Catholic Church Interment in local cemetery Left to mourn daughters Tennie Marulak Frances Malanchuk son John 13 grandchildren Pallbearers listed Funeral home Oakburn in care of arrangements
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Ksenkea Pshyshlak
Elphinstone
Assiniboine Hospital
Brandon
Poland
Canada
Mike Pshyshlak
Leech
Tennie Marulak
Frances Malanchuk
Winnipeg
John
Basswood
Wm. Marulak
Louis Herbert
S. P. Gerelus
Oakburn
Fred Twerdune
Shoal Lake
Bill Citulski
Rapid City
Mike Gerel
Angushville area social notes and local visits
Last Saturday Mr and Mrs Bill Mazur and David visited Féam s Lake Sask with his parents Mr and Mrs Alex Mazur to see Mr and Mrs Charles Ratcliff returning Sunday. Brandon visitors Mr and Mrs F T Gallant and Mr and Mrs Michael Yaskiw stayed with relatives and returned Sunday. Lennard Siwak family moved to town into Mr Wasyl Boryskewich’s house. Halloween was quiet with a few egg throws and a prank involving ice cream on a teacher s car. Some big boys damaged baled hay stacks out in the country and should be made to restore them. Correction lists Mrs G Chenoweth as from Winnipeg and Miss Walton of Birtle visiting Oct 26. Deepest sympathy to the Hazelhurst family of Silverton on Alfred s death and to Mr Harold Storey’s family in Brandon. Delayed wedding anniversary to John Kalyniuk on 19 years married Oct 29 and congratulations to Rev Gordon Fulford and wife on birth of a daughter Nov 2. Mr Tony Zimmer and Mrs Rinn visited, plus Mrs Paquet and Joe Zimmer. Louis Wolowetz returned from Carman for weekend, helped his mother to church in Russell. It Pays To Advertise.
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Bill Mazur
David
Féam' S Lake
Sask
Alex Mazur
Charles Ratcliff
Hallowe'en
G. Chenoweth
Connor—Senko
Winnipeg
Miss Walton
Birtle
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