Betty Fox visits Foxwarren School to share Terry Fox story
Mrs Betty Fox and Terry Fox Run director Coleen Plumton visited Foxwarren School on Monday. Gail Burdett introduced them as she has organized the local Terry Fox Run for three years. Betty Fox spoke of her son Marathon of Hope and his cancer battle and urged students to try their best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Fox
Coleen Plumton
Foxwarren School
Gail Burdett
Foxwarren
Betty Fox
Winnipeg
Mr. Decorby
Terry
T. W. Rice School of Dance Holds 3rd Annual Concert
The T. W. Rice School of Dance staged its third annual concert at Foxwarren on June 3. Dancers ranged from youngsters to adults, performing Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Sailor's Hornpipe, Somewhere Out There, Walk Like a Dinosaur, Flash Dance, and Beware of the Winners. Guest artist from Moosomin injured, Kelsey Hamilton and Haley Butcher honored instructors and staff with roses and a watch. Lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.W. Rice School of Dance
Foxwarren
Jessica Selby
Jessica
Laura
California
Moosomin
Kelsey Hamilton
Cara Hornung
Roses
Laurel Unger
Haley Butcher
Florence Widdicombe
Foxwarren District News Highlights Local Visits and Services
Community news lists get well wishes for Georgeen Smith after surgery in Brandon Hospital and her return home. Gordon Miller of Saskatoon visited Foxwarren with Earl and Helen Burdett and relatives. Westminster United saw Kathy Falloon sing a solo on May 4 with May 18 service led by Gladys Pryzner of Shoal Lake at 10 am in Poxwarren Church. Leisure Centre Anniversary and Father’s Day Barbeque set for June 18. Relatives of Frank Burdett attended funeral services in Edmonton and Vancouver, with others from the area. Leonard, Laura and Ellen Burdett joined dinner before heading home. Walter Zimmer, Phyllis Melnyk’s visitors marked Walter’s birthday with Ron from Thunder Bay Junction and Earl and Donna Wooly from Portage la Prairie. Liz Huybrecht and Olive Semaniuk shopped in Brandon and visited Eileen Williams, Pam, and Angie Stewart. Jim and Micky Hamilton celebrate a new home. The adage about keeping one’s word closes the note.
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Georgeen Smith
Brandon
Gordon Miller
Saskatoon
Earl
Helen Burdett
Westminster United
Kathy Falloon
Gladys Pryzner
Shoal Lake
Foxwarren
Binscarth
Poxwarren
Leisure Centre
Frank Burdett
Leonard
Laura
Murray Burdett
Edmonton
Ellen Burdett
Vancouver
Betty Cusitar
Tre Des Chenes
Brenda and
Elaine Cotrell
Onoway
Alta
Beverley
Emma Mehrer
Oliver, B.C
Sheila
Gavin Matheson
Winnipeg
Lois Falloon
Beryl Fallis
Walter Zimmer
Phyllis Melnyk
Ron
Thunder Bay Junction
Irene Taylor
Rossburn
Donna Wooly
Portage la Prairies
Walter
Liz Huybrecht
Olive Semaniuk
Eileen Williams
Pam
Angie Stewart
Jim
Micky Hamilton
St Lazare visitors and local events in Sunnyside Manor
Gladys Wilkinson from Regina and Lorne Wilkinson with Johny Selby Lea Selby and Mrs McAuley in Sunnyside Manor in Bule. Sreg Genek Gracia Genek Alma Huberdeau from Winnipeg with Leonard Noella Huberdeau. Congratulations to Genek family on birth of a baby boy. Marie Roy returns to Brandon after visiting family. Brent Horning graduates in Winnipeg with Poke Gail Cara and Anne Dupont attending. Anne stays in Winnipeg to visit family Sylvia April and Ashley McPherson of Brandon with Eva Tremblay family. Odile Chantal Roy of Winnipeg visits Pitoine Dechambault family Pauline Davie Puff and Ty Barber of Portage spend weekend with Lorette Dupont. Norman Laurie and Louise Lepine of Calgary visit Celina Lepine who returns to Calgary. Congratulations to Doug Totte and Diane Hayden on their June 3 marriage. Sincere sympathy to Chartier family on death of their sister Utcia Eastveld in Las Vegas Arthur Slaude Omer Chartier and Jeanette Sanyder of Brandon fly to attend funeral. Five members of Club Fort Ellice Inc Betty Simard Martine Guay Jeanne Duberdeau Celina Lepine Paulette Elby drive to Winnipeg for a day conference at the Ramada Inn. Federation des Aines Manitobains sponsored event. topic Seniors in Orbit. 270 seniors attend workshops with guest speakers M Grondine Quebec Mme Edna Bourque Moncton NB and Mme Le Blanc Lenon Park Sask. Conference enjoyed by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys
Lorne Wilkinson
Regina
Johny
Lea Selby
Mrs. McAuley
Sunnyside Manor
Bule
Sreg
Gracia Genek
Gilbert Plains
Alma Huberdeau
Winnipeg
Leonard
Noella Huberdeau
Genek
Marie Roy
Brandon
Brent Horning
Poke
Gail
Cara
Anne Dupont
Anne
Sylvia
April
Ashley McPherson
Eva Tremblay
Odile
Chantal Roy
Pitoine Dechambault
Pauline
Davie Puff
Ty Barber
Portage
Lorette Dupont
Norman
Laurie
Louise Lepine
Calgary
Celina Lepine
Celina
Burdett Frank Edward 108 longtime Foxwarren resident dies
Frank Edward Burdett formerly of Foxwarren dies at 108 after a long life of farming church service and community work He was born December 29 1885 and survived by two sons a daughter eight grandchildren and thirteen great grandchildren The funeral was June 3 1989 at Foxwarren United Church with burial in Zion Cemetery Donations to the Arthritis Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdett
Frank Edward
Foxwarren
Russell
Frank
Birtle
Cheney
Elizabeth Burdett
Pumpkin Plains
St. Lazare
Crewe
Mary Brenia Angus
Bristol
Quebec
Manitoba Pool Elevators
United Farmers of Manitoba
Poultry Pool and Livestock Co-operative
Foxwarren Credit Union
Zion Methodist
United Church
Zion Cemetery
Foxwarren United Church
Mary Buit
Cecil
Betty
Leonard
Laura
Edmonton
Jean
Seymour Stevens
Amy
Dwight Dahlgren
Transcona
Mary
Ernest
Fanny Falloon
Lena Honey
Eugene McKenzie
Murray Burdett
Arthur Burdett
Earl Burdett
Maurice Falloon
Don Falloon
Harvey Tibbatts
Braendle-Bruce
Arthritis Society
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MacIsaac
Foxwarren & District News
St. Lazare News
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Vanguard Credit Union
GIC
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Windy Acres
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Russell & District
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Langenburg - Russell Chapter
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Eiaie
Sm Wong
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