Inglis News Notes Illness Deaths and Social Events
Mr J C Smith visited Winnipeg last week and Weiary's course at the University of Manitoba is noted. Jacob German husband of Marie German dies suddenly at his Inglis home. Funeral at Romanian Orthodox Church Lennard Wednesday at 10. Sympathy extended to Mrs German and family. Amice Robin wife of Sadie B Robin of Inglis died at Sacred Heart Hospital Russell. Community expresses condolences to the Robins and family. Visitors include Albina and Florence Choropita in Inglis and from Dryden and Calgary. Birthday greetings to Leon and Henry Kalyniak. Mr and Mrs Ernie Bryant visited Morden and Winnipeg with relatives. Mrs A Werschler traveled with relatives to Glasgow to attend a funeral. Bonnie Maryniuk returns from Sacred Heart Academy Yorkton for summer. Joan Ruth to marry Constable Everett MacKenzie at Bethany Anglican Inglis July 1 at 4 30. A miscellaneous shower honors Joan Fingas bride elect with gifts. Inglis Women’s Association meets with church cleaning, cemetery day planned, Communion glasses to be ordered. Next meeting September. A social lunch concludes the gathering.
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Jacob German
Mes Marie German
Inglis
Lennard
German
Neepawa
G. W
Choropita
Albina
The
Royal
Dryden
Ontario
Florence Choropita
La.w
Royal Canadian Airforce
Agar
Ont
Florence
Calgary
Olds
Alberta
Leon Kalyniak
Henry Kalyniak
Ernie Bryants
Morden
Baldur Oliver
Winnipeg
Inlaw
Arthur
Bryant
A. Werschler
E. Popp
Langenburg
Sask
Glasgow
Montana
Tom Ollinger
Bonnie Maryniuk
Sacred Heart
Yorkton
Bonnie
Moni
Inglis Women's Association
HM. Keay
Keay
W.A
Leonard Berrington
St. John
Allan Bryant
E Bryant
Ernest Bryant
E. Martel
Patterson
A. Robin
Verne Doole's Eighth Birthday Celebrated at Home
Verne Doole marked his eighth birthday Friday June 16 with a party hosted by Mrs. Doole for several school friends. Frank Petz of Regina visits Dropmore during holidays. Local notice includes upcoming Coallearery school picnic June 28 beside curling rink.
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Verne Doole
A. Nichols
Dropmore
Robin
Inglis
Silver Beach Weekend Guests At Robertson Cottage
The Robertson cottage at Silver Beach hosted Mr. and Mrs. Stanley for the weekend as they plan to take over for the summer. Brandon residents Mr. and Mrs. Margetts and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Angus stayed at the Margett cottage, with many others including J G Xippan Gordon Loney family Thos Smart family and Ken Flett joining. Ken Flett also enlarged and remodeled the McComb cottage, and RT Robinson of Rod & Gun discussed with H Stefanishyn on CJOB about the resort.
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Servie
Robertson Cottage
Stanley
Margetts
Brandon
Jim Angus
Mattie Halowski
Regina
Ken Flett
McComb
Silverton Visitors Attend 25th Anniversary and Local Notices
Silverton and Minnedosa residents visited Alan Graham and attended his 25th wedding anniversary. Mrs. Bob White held a birthday party for Sandra. Local church meetings in Silverton drew good attendance with no firm decisions yet on parish grouping. Other notes mention visits by Ernie Fraser to Brandon, W M Cochrane playing at Russell, Dufrat families in Stan and Elphinstone, and Edith’s family in Winnipeg. Lawrence Dufrat acted as best man at Emil’s wedding in Winnipeg.
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Airs
Pruce Vans
M. E. Evans
Minnedosa
Alan Graham
Bob White
Sandra
Dyck
McCreary
United Church
Silverton
M. Little
P.C
Jim
Ernie Fraser
Brandon
Fraser
W. M. Cochrane
Russell
Walter Dufrat
Elphinstone
Stan Dufrat
Angus Mckcod
Virden
Laura
Jim McLeod
Brandon College Chief Queries From Rural Students
Bob Melvin Brandon College's director of student relations travels to rural towns and schools to answer student questions about college. He reports growing interest from Virden Portage la Prairie Hamiota Boissevain Shoal Lake and Flin Flon and letters thank him for visits. He campaigns to provide realistic student level information through personal outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saoula
Brandon College
Bob Melvin
Bob
Virden Portage la Prairie
Hamiota
Boissevain
Shoal Lake
Flint Flon
Buffalo and Black Bear Buffalo Hunt in Northwest Territories
Hunters with buffalo licenses may add one black bear at no extra charge under new Northwest Territories rules. The hunt runs September 1 to November 30 with up to 100 licenses. Guides, lodging, meals, and gear are arranged by two outfitters in Alberta, with costs varying by hunter's plans and meat shipments.
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Canada
Northwest Territories
Territories
Lake Athabasca
Hay Lakes
Alberta
Slave River
Great Slave Lake
C. W. Brewster
Banff
E. Burrell
Sundre
Federal spending on Social Security Health Welfare tops 18 million
The federal government now spends over 18 million annually on social security health and welfare, more than three times Ottawa 1999 total spending of 553 million. The comparison highlights expanding federal outlays versus municipal level budgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
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Peter Pacey
J.C. Smith
Weiary
University of Manitoba
Amice Robin
Sadie B. Robin
Asessippi
Sacred Heart Hospital
Joan Ruth
Constable Everett MacKenzie
Andrew MacKenzie
Stellarton
Nova Scotia
Bethany Astheran Church
Arthu Fingas
Robt. Chernesky
A. Fingas
Janet Fingas
Lyla Liske
RCMP
Wen
Kiwanis
R. C. Smellie
J. A. Burgess
Kiwanis Club of
Conte
Focal
Pontiac
F. Clement & Sons, Ltd
Dropmore United Church
A. T. Kines
Roblin
Old Rugged Cross
Kines
Silver Beach
Wranaon College
Melvin
Aberdeen's Jewellery
Russell, Man
Nor'west Territories
Buffalo
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