Summer Visitors And Travel Fractions In Manitoba Notes
Allan Robertson spent a holiday with relatives in Winnipeg. Leslie returned home to help on the farm. Mrs. Helen Hamilton of Victoria visited at the Robertson cousins’ home and attended the McMillan Robertson wedding on August 3. Mrs. Ray Mireau of Regina visited her parents over the weekend. Mel Garter of Winnipeg visited with the Rawlings family. Gary Petz and his in laws visited Clear Lake for the weekend. Douglas Hunter from Mrs. M. Ferris and Mildred’s circle also visited. The Baronet home hosted Matti Kachur and spouse and other relatives over Sunday night before trips to St. Catharines and Saskatoon for holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie
Helen Hamilton
Victoria
B.C
J. M. Robertson
J.M. Robertson
McMillan = Robertson
Ray Mireau
Regina
George Baronet
Mel Garter
Winnipeg
Marah
George Carenter
Chariton
Iowa
Alberta Yont
Yont
Idene Prince
Sanara
Robbie Nt
Saskatoon
Kelvington
Bad Prince
Sandra
Robabie
Alfred Lundgren
Hugo. Boreen
Churchbridge
Brandon
Ila Bengten
Fairview
Walter Hokenson
Righmond
Robert
Calvin Remuson
Fa Deuchler
Yorton
Eric Lee
Deboragh
Community Notes of Visitors and Birthdays from Local Families
Shellmouth residents host and visit relatives from Winnipeg Port Arthur Regina Montreal and Strathclair. Neighbors extend sympathy to the McFedney family on Mollie Levens death. Local trips include visits to Saskatoon Kelvington and Brandon with birthday wishes and university enrollments noted.
Local Residents Arrive Home and Visit With Friends
Mrs George Pringle returns home after hospitalization at Langenburg. Dauphin resident Marthe Posthumus spends weekend with Me Bes Bogmate. Regina and Vancouver visitors drop by. Edmonton and Calgary trips noted. Alberta and Winnipeg residents visit relatives as fall university plans begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pringle
Ater
Langenburg
Marthe Posthumus
Dauphin
Bes
Rand
Derry Dowd
Regina
Mire
Henry’ Yont
Mclayne Haye
Edmonton
McDonell Bros
Jim Bedwells
Jim ‘Mc Done
Henry Grieves
Vancouver
Frank Zentner
Oscar Swedberg
Dove Lake
Glen Swedberg
Calgary
Ralph Swenson
Mae Pearpoint
Elloise Hogberg
Winnnipeg
Charlie Schepp
Mervin Milter
Alberta
Family Get Together First In Fifteen Years
A Turetski family reunion held in Russell over the past weekend brought together Mrs. Mary Turetski’s four sons and two daughters for the first time in fifteen years. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Peter Turetski of Hodgson Ontario and families, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Turetski of Boston Bar Vancouver, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Turetski of Fort St. John BC, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tyre te of Petlura, and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Zurowell and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bwankiew of Russell, with dinners and suppers shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mas
Mike Turetski
Boston Bar
Vancouver
Bill Turetski
Fort St. John
B.C
Paul, Tycrete
Petlura
Dan Zurowell
Fred Bwankiew
Russell
Health unit warns on food handling for mass feasts
Dr Rihal urged caution in handling and preparing foods when feeding large groups. Illness outbreaks linked to foods occur most in homes and at banquets. beef pork turkey and other dishes were common sources. Emphasized proper washing, refrigeration, and personal hygiene to prevent foodborne illness. Health department offers guidance to residents planning meals and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren
Inort
de, Rihal
Birtle- Shoal Lake
Rilbal
York
Rihal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dropmore
Allan Robertson
Mires
Smokey
Y’ Iy, Fess Parker
Katy Jurado
Neil Connery
Inglis Chamber of Commerce
Asessippi Beach
Bill Matthews
Inglis
Delroy
Shellmouth
Mrs. C. Blix
Jim Rorke
Port Arthur
Norah Stewart
Judy Davidson
W. Potolicki
Montreal
Mike Kozakowsky
J. Vosper
British Columbia
Jim McLennan
Strathclair
J. Johnson
Murray
Niel McFedyen
Shumout
T. Levens
Mollie
Nipsin
Sask
Marchwell
Robin Hood Angel
Certo Liquid
Gillen’s Grocery
Challenge Parkland Regional Development Inc
Manitoba
Willi
P.s.ross & Partners Management Consultants
Adea
Frank Clement & Sons
The
St. Regis
Highway Department
Neopawa
Minnedose
Minnedosa
Shoal Lake
Saskatchewan
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