Choptuik Golden 50th Anniversary Celebrated in Rossbur
Walter and Helen Choptuik celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in Rossbur with family including sister Ann and son Mervin Penonzek of Winnipeg, brother Peter and Nydia, and the Falloon, Paradis, and Fallon families. Agnes Kolesky passed away, leaving sons Brian and Tom and predeceased by James and Dan.
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Walter
Helen Choptuik
Rossbur
Ann
Mervin Penonzek
Winnipeg
Peter
Nydia
Paradis
Fallon
Chopmiks
Kostuik
Chopuik
Ann Penonzek
Scott
Lesia Falloon
Agnes Kolesky
Agnes
Brian
Tom
James
Dan
St Lazare Notes of Visits and Anniversary News
Local notes report Linda and Bobby Gurniak from Thompson visiting St Lazare to spend time with relatives and attend a funeral in Inglis. The Haneys and Jeffey traveled to International Falls. A Brandon visitor spent time with Edna and Elmer Peppin. An Alaskan cruise marked ten days for Poke and Gail Hornung and friends. Norma and Martin Dupont celebrated 30 years of marriage with Brodie visiting from New Brunswick. Various relatives from Birtle Wattsview Quebec Winnipeg and La Broquerie shared visits with Tremblay Huberdeau and family including the birth of Rémi and Ghislaine Huberdeau’s baby boy in Winnipeg.
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Bobby Gurniak
Thompson
Inglis
David
Jo-Ann Haney
Jeffey
International Falls
Troy Pepin
Brandon
Edna
Elmer Peppin
Poke
Gail Hornung
Penny Warren Formely
Birtle
Marie Deschambault Formely
Wattsview
Ivan
Lorraine Tremblay
Rosa Lemoine
Bijou Smith
Annette Villeneuve
Suzanne Rousson
Killarney
Winnipeg
la Broquerie
Geneviéve Nadeau
Bernard
Josyane
Québec
States
Adrien
Marcie Huberdeau
Jeanne Huberdeau
Rémi
Ghislaine Huberdeau
Display of Beth Naylor Clothing Collection Opens in Silver Creek
The RM of Silver Creek hosts a display case by Dylan Snitynsky from Major Pratt Grade 11 Woods class. A ribbon cutting at the RM office launched the exhibit with LUD and LAD Committee members present and thanks given to Snitynsky for creating the display. office hours are 9 to 12.
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Silver Creeks
Beth Naylor
Dylan Snitynsky
RM of
Debbie Dunn
Tracy McTavish
Pati Reagh
Silver Creek
Adria Nemberg
Asessippi
Katie Wowk
Verna Juba
Move Over law protects tow truck workers in Manitoba
Beginning today Manitoba enforces a Move Over law requiring motorists to change lanes away from tow trucks and slow down on multi lane roads. Fines rise to 292.65 dollars for violations. CAA Manitoba says the rule protects tow truck drivers and other first responders who work roadside.
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Manitoba
CAA Manitoba First
Tom Mark
CAA Manitoba
Mark
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