Winnipeg Visitors Bring News of Relatives Gatherings
Kost Paulenko and Mrs Rens Poulter of York traveled to visit relatives in Winnipeg at their aunt’s home. Hazel Mclean toured with her sister and brother-in-law. Doug Woods and family from Plenty, Sask camping at Madge Lake joined the gathering. The visit included Mr and Mrs J W McKenzie and family and Stanley Gertz and family from Toronto staying with Ruth’s aunt and uncle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kost Paulenko
Rens Poulter
York
Herb
Lorimer
Hazel Mclean
Isrlaw
3. W. McKenzie
U Dr
Stanley Gertz
Toronto
Ont
Ruth
In Inglis Community Notices Family Visitors and Weddings
Mr and Mrs John last week visited relatives in Alberta and British Columbia and attended the Foster Ziprick wedding at Holy Trinity. Audrey Kennedy of Toronto visited Inglis and district. Ted Kalyniak attended a wedding at Oakburn for Peter Derkach and Sonia Rose Posmituck. Betty Ziprick wed David Foster at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Inglis. A bridal shower honored Arlene Holunga. a farewell for Mr and Mrs S M Spidell was held at the Inglis Community Hall as they move to Oakburn Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Alberta
Inglis
Adam Ziprick
Marjorie
Winnipes
Foster Ziprick
Holy ‘Trinity
Audrey Kennedy
Toronto
Ont
Irs
Mir
Ted Kalyniak
Mike Kalyniak
Oakburn
Manitoba
Ted
Peter Derkach
Sonia Rose Posmituck
Joe Besang
Somme
Sask
Betty Ziprick
David Garry Foster
Roy Foster
David Foster
Eldon
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Robert Neumann
John Hertlein
Yorkton
Fred Schmellinger
Shevlin
Man
William Mintenko
Russell
Reinhold Adams
MacNutt, Sask
Donald Boreen
Churchbridge
Paul Kendall
Shellmouth
Alfred Koczer
George Kotzer
Carl Mund
Free Mund
Chris Mund
Earl
Jack Mund
Philip Schmidt
Carl Metz
Jackie Hertlein
Cynthia
Chris Hertlein
Perry
Leslie Richardson
Kost Pavlenko
Legion Hall
Eddie Fingas
Res
Community Club
M. Spidell
Wally McKenzie
BcKenzie
The Colichan Fish and Its Burning Wick Tradition
A colonial era note describes the colichan a small smeltlike fish found in British Columbia rivers in spring. It was valued for nutritious oils and, historically, Indigenous people pricked its body with a wick and burned it like a candle as part of a ritual or practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
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Harry Bwankin
Winnipeg
Wilson & Wilson
Brandon
Squire
T Unities
Barry Coulter
Portage la Prairie, Man
Alice
Albert Fingas
Fetti
Cathy Holungs
Arlene
Pearce Pooley
Mrs. Spidell
McKenzie
Spidell's
Spidell
Inglis Ieee
Bias Seco
Wats
Fort San
Cua Ay
Ayant
Bellone
Bellone Hearing Aid Centre
Central Hotel
Binscarth
Northwestern Marquette
WE. Way
Sud
W. H. Andrews
Russell and District
The
Russell Agricultural Society
Russell’s Annual
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