Funerals This Week For Three Old-Timers
Funeral services are planned this week for three elderly individuals after a lengthy illness. Nick Sewaryn, who died June 7, will have services at the Ukrainian Catholic Church in Russell. The schedule notes a burial at the Ukrainian Catholic Church in Angusville on Monday.
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Nick Sewaryn
Russell
Arbuthnott Assigned to Oversee Gas Line Work in Dauphin Area
Inter-City Gas Utilities Ltd transfers John Arbuthnott to the Dauphin division to supervise transmission line construction and distribution in Dauphin Grandview Gilbert Plains Roblin Inglis Russell Binscarth and St Lazare. He graduated from Texas A I College in petroleum and natural gas engineering after attending the University of Manitoba. The Arbuthnotts have moved to Dauphin.
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Gilbert Plains
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Inglis, Russell
Binsearth
St. Lazare
Arbuthnott
Texas A. & I. College
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4-H 5.M.V. Sign On Prairie Schooner
A Manitoba made sign by 44H club members headlines a slow moving vehicle emblem now protecting a horsedrawn covered wagon enroute from Calgary to Halifax. The durable sign, created with pride, showcases 4-H and Manitoba pride as it travels across provinces.
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Calgary
Halifax
Centenial wagon slow sign aids drivers in Manitoba
A farm wagon marked with a distinctive slow moving vehicle emblem in Manitoba was donated by 41 clubs to warn drivers to expect speeds under 25 mph. Cecil Rivers of Gary and Jacques Pelletier of Montreal started from Calgary on April 5 aiming for Halifax, promoting Canada’s Centennial. The wagon was involved in a rear collision near Nashville, injuring none severely. The emblem is sold at the Foxwarren fat stock show with Manitoba clubs facilitating purchases. Canada’s oldest fair at Wind NS traces back to 1265, renewed annually since 1615.
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Cecil Rivers
Gary
Jacques Pelletier
Montreal
Calgary
Halifax
Mr. River
Mr. Pelletier
Canada
Tom Burwell
Hadashville
Primary Classes Hold Field Day Tops at Rus Sell
Primary Field Day held Tuesday under Grade One to Three teachers. Winners include Linda Ubryniuk and Brad Juckes with multiple first places in running, bean bag toss, ball and soccer throws, and jumps. Other top finishers include Pat Setgwalm, Charlotte Murdoch, Dennis Dobie, Tracy Stewart, Bob Jackson, Lynn Smith, and Kenneth Smith across girls and boys events.
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Russell
Pat Setgwalm
Fenny Schwalm
Linda ‘Uhryniuk
Bean Bog
Joy Garnett
Robyn Lange
Linda Uhryniuk
Charlotte Murdoch
Bonnie Genaille
Sheila Switzer
Linda Ubryniuk
Penny Jones
Peggy Buckle
Denis Dohie
Bryan Juckes
Brad Juckes
William Dunn
Michael Kukura
Denis Dobie
Donnie Demontigny
Mark Blais
Brent Dickey
Connie Schswalm
Margie Stewart
Tracy Stewart
Kathy Perrin
Darlene Huston
Bob Jackson
Vera Klimochko
David Chipelski
Ronnie Ziprick
Lynn Smith
Cindy Ferguson
Debbie Kier
Shirley Forsyth
Jo-Ann Wishart
Melody Clement
Linda Adolphe
JoAnn Wishart
Kenneth Smith
Jimmy Wilson
Glen ‘Steinwalt
Bruce Dawlison
Dean ‘Thom
Eugene Fleury
Cameron Cusitar
Timmy Zentner
Field Meets Continued from Page Ron Tanner Names
Ron Tanner of Binscarth competes in the mile primary as part of field meet results continued from the page. Dennis participates, with Don listed in the same event.
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Ron Tanner
Binscarth
Don
Dennis
Obscure Manitoba interscholastic meet names and places
Primary and junior events list athletes and schools such as Binscarth Oakburn Inglis Rossburn Elphinstone and Angustsville. The text records high jump pole vault and relay entries across divisions with numerous participants including Wayne Collins Gordon Jones Verne Kawka Dennis Dinko and Stan Furman.
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Kearns
Allan Gaber
Inglis
Brian Brown
Rossburn
Jim Spear
Ken Hamilton
Terry Holunga
Inlis
Robert’ Stupinsky
Marno Cross
Johnny Mendrikis
Stan Furman
Elphinstone
Nestor Baranyk
Ken Manuliak
Oakburn
Russell
Safety Tips For Manitobans Highway Holiday Trip
The Manitoba Department of Health urges travelers to check autos before trips and plan to reach overnight stops by four PM as accident rates rise after that hour. Arrange alternating drivers to prevent fatigue and take frequent breaks for coffee and leg stretching. Carry a first aid box and safety devices and inspect steering brakes and brake fluid for mountainous routes.
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Anyane
Cory
Health workforce expansion urged to meet rising needs
The Royal Bank of Canada Monthly Letter argues for urgent action to boost health training. Shortages of qualified health workers threaten future health standards, calling for more graduates, expanded university capacity, financing, student support, and vigorous health research.
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March of Health Science
Royal ‘Bank of Canada
Plans to prevent the accident that could ruin trips
The Hanna Alta Herald reports the Canadian Department of Agriculture has issued a booklet on feeding breeding and caring for rabbits. The editor recalls childhood rabbits and notes rabbits have not changed much, while praising sensible pricing by a local service.
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Herald
Canadian Department of Agriculture
Hanna
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