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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 10, 2010

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3

Brooks Mack joins Layh and Associates in Russell

Brooks Mack, son of Robin Mack and Glen Mack, returns to Langenburg to articling with Layh and Associates in Russell. A University of Saskatchewan graduate with degrees in Commerce and Law, he aims to be called to the Bar in Saskatchewan then Manitoba. He will work mostly in Russell and Langenburg, focusing on debtor credit law, real estate, and wills. He values small town life and plans active community involvement in Russell.

Brooks Mack Layh and Associates Brooks Russell Robin Mack Glen University of Saskatchewan Langenburg Langenburg High School Calgary Macleod Dixon Saskatchewan Manitoba Lindsay Don Layh Don

Lancaster VR-A memorial flight honors Winnipeg’s Mynarski tale

Forty years after St George England in 1984 and sixty five years since Flight Lieutenant Jack Widdicombe flew his Lancaster VR N to Newfoundland the crew returned to Middleton St George. Jack sat in a Lancaster cockpit at Western Canada Aviation Museum in Winnipeg where Canada’s only flyable Lancaster resides. Mynarski, awarded a posthumous Victoria Cross for attempting to save a trapped gunner after their aircraft burned, is honored by VR A’s dedication.

Jack Widdicombe Winnipeg Andrew Mynarski

Manitoba senior golfer set for 55 games in Brockville

Jack Widdicome, 89, joins nearly 100 Manitoba seniors at the 55 Games in Brockville Ontario August 25 to 28. He started golf after retiring at 65 in Foxwarren and has medalled in every games this year. He will compete in the 18 hole gross golf for Manitoba 55 team amid 19 sports including curling sailing and table tennis across 13 provinces and territories.

Jack Widdicome Manitoba Brockville Ontario Widdicome Foxwarren

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