Binscarth News April 2005 Community Notices
Sincere sympathy to Chris Rice family and Get Well wishes to Brock Turnbull in Brandon Hospital. Binscarth Bloomers held a Tree Pruning workshop on Saturday April 16 with Hugh Skinner as resource person.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 26, 2005
Page
5
Sincere sympathy to Chris Rice family and Get Well wishes to Brock Turnbull in Brandon Hospital. Binscarth Bloomers held a Tree Pruning workshop on Saturday April 16 with Hugh Skinner as resource person.
Margaret Zimmer of Russell buys the Bob and Bev Matsky residence, with her children Missy Marla Kurtis and Marei settling in. Relatives from Shellmouth and Snowbird Angie Senko’s visit tie the town together as a humanitarian benefit dinner supports Rev Bashutskyy’s health. Metropolitan Michael Bzdel and clergy attend with generous donations and praise.
Held their April meet ing at Irene Wilson's with 9 members and one visitor present. Minutes read and adopted. Old Business final supper preparations. New Business fundraiser planned for May to benefit the school playground com sine. Raffle won by Irene. Next meeting at Dorothy McLennon's on May 18 at 1 30 with Rose for lunch. Lunch served. Ena adjourned.
Sympathy to family and friends of Lorne Kilkenny who passed away on Saturday. Dale and Janet Halwas Claresholm visited with Katie Halwas Paul and Alice Fingas. Paul kept a doctors appointment in Winnipeg. Bezo family arrived home after winter down south. Highlighters restart May 9 at 1:30 pm at the Activity Centre. Maggie and Abby Marshall returned from Alberta. Gladys Molnar visited Wilfred and Annie Nernberg in Elkford.
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