Angusville Births and Community News
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Peter Luba of 640 20th Street Brandon on the birth of a son Robert Adrian Michael born August 8 weighing 10 pounds 6 ounces. Mr Luba received four days leave from cadet training at Saskatoon to visit home. Local residents travel and visits noted with relatives in Winnipeg Oakburn Orangeville and Windsor. School opens August 25 with two new teachers Miss Teenie Yarley and Miss Marion Bawuk. assistant principal Miss Marion Mandzuik. principal Mr John Tutkaluke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Luba
20Th Street
Brandon
Robert Adrian Michael
Mike Luba
Paul Lube
Luba
Saskatoon
Joe
Ross‘burn
Peter Kroskowski
Barbara Morris
Winnipeg
Robert Nicol
Angusville
Barbara
Ont
Staples
Youngs
Mr. Holmes
Holmes
CNR
Alex Drosdoski
Paul Kalynnik
Windsor
Local Visitors Reported Around Town Families
Shellmouth hosts Mr and Mrs W Morrison while Mr and Mrs ER Ridgeway visit Wolseley Saskatchewan. Mrs Levaque of Winnipes visits Pete Patterson home. Mr and Mrs W Muirhead and Jim of Gladstone spend weekend with Mr and Mrs L Langford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Morrison
E.R. Ridgeway
Ridgeways
Wolseley, Sask
Levaque
Winnipes
Pete Patterson
W. Muirhead
Jim
Gladstone
Wedding Glimpse: Weiner Cohan nuptials in Winnipeg
Anne Rae Weiner and Syd ney Cohan wed in a double ring ceremony at the Primack home in Winnipeg. The couple, amid autumn weddings in Ingleside and Inglis churches, plan to reside in Winnipeg after a U S trip. The report outlines gowns, attendants, and reception details with family and community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conan Weiner
Irvin Primack
Rupertsland Avenue
Winnipeg
Anne Rae Weiner
Sydney Cohan
H. Herson
Marilyn Kramer
Joseph Weiner
University of Manitoba
Phil Cohan
Lily Maryn
Jack Cohan
United States
Mrs. Cohan
Brian
First Wheat Shipment From West In 1876
The first shipment of Canadian wheat from the West occurred on October 13, 1876, totaling 857 1/6 bushels of Red Fyfe purchased by Eastern Seed House of Steele Briggs Company in Toronto for seed in Eastern Canada. A second small shipment went to Britain on October 17, 1877, via the Red River route from Winnipeg to St Paul, then Britain. In 1884 CPR links the West to East and world markets, sending 1000 bushels of Manitoba No 1 hard to Glasgow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
West
Manitoba
Minnesota
Prairies
Canada
Liverpool Grain Exchange
Liverpool
Eastern
Steele Briggs Company
Toronto
Steele Briggs
Britain
Red River
Winnipeg
St. Paul
CPR
Roblin Island Named for Mr. Collins
Roblin Review notes a Saskatchewan island named for Mr. Collins of Roblin who died in an accident last year. He is remembered as a prominent figure in developing the province's northern resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin Review
Saskatchewan
Collins
Roblin
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D. Leifer
Rossen Lumber & Supply
Rock Bottom
Geo
Pitze
J. Sharp
Memorial Ave
Heather Street
Russell
Ss. & W. Electric
Penniston
W. Plath
Man
Oakburn
Prinncipal
Marion Mandzuik
John ‘Tutkaluke
Beatty
Westwood's
Shellmouth
Dean
Ingleside United Church
W. G. Zwicker
Donalda Frances Robinson
John Dean
F. N. Robinson
Ingleside
J. Bily
Ai Wallace
Wilda Robinson
Carole Dean
Ray Hainstock
Alan Robinson
Kenneth Delf
Seifert-Kendell Bethany Lutheran Church
Inlis
Marlene Marie
Phillip Kendell
Clarence Seifert
Verne Kendell
Mervyn Haas
Yorkton
Sask
Joyce
Mavis Kendell
Mavis
Little Carol Fingas
Wilbert
Marvin
Rev. F. Gaertner
Jane Haas
MacNutt
Joel Fingas
Paul Fingas
Mrs. Seifert
Inglis
Eomener
Truckers
Brandon Sckar Iron & Metal CO. Ltd
First Street
Pacific Ave
Brandon Manitoba
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