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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 25, 2002

Page

10

Community notes from Angusville and area events

Nicole Pushka works as a summer student with Customs and Revenue Canada in Chief Mountain Alberta near the Montana border. The Praznik Mass and Graveside Service of the Orthodox Church was held on Sunday with Rt. Rev. Archpriest Jest Hudyma officiating. A fellowship lunch followed hosted by the church ladies group. Walter and visiting locals attended from Stella Katchin's circle. The Angusville Heritage Hall received new signs funded by VanGuard Credit Union Asessippi Parkland Tourism Manitoba Culture Heritage and Tourism. The Craigie Cheerio Club met with Doris Barber hosting. Eileen named as new visitor. Upcoming meetings include July 11 at Elsie's with bingo. Weekend visitors included Kathy Cairns Headingly and Millie Cairns McGregor visiting Sonny and Eileen Heap. Other guests came from Portage Winnipeg Saskatoon and more. A humorous quote about a boy named Johnny and gas, followed by a proverb about praying and working.

Nicole Pushka Brenda Clinton Alberta Nicole Customs and Revenue Canada Chief Mountain Alberta Montana Archpriest Hudyma Stella Katchin Dennis Lavinia ‘Sytnyk Tammy Creber Angusville Heritage Hall Craigie Cheerio Club Doris Barber Doris Eileen Elsie’s Kathy Cairns Headingly Millie Cairns McGregor Sonny Eileen Heap Kathy Saskatoon Millie

Craigie News Diary Notes from Manitoba and Saskatchewan

Sonny and Eileen drove to Winnipeg for a medical appointment and met Dianne Sharp, then stopped in Portage to visit Marie Scott on the way home. Doris Barber, guided by Lil Self and Joan Muir, went to Saskatoon June 18 to see Kay Valley, with Lakeside Manor ties, and visited Jim and Pat Gallant in Churchbridge on the return. Sympathy goes to the relatives of long time area resident Jack Bryer who died last week.

Sonny Eileen Winnipeg Dianne Sharp Portage Marie Scott Doris Barber Lil Self Joan Muir Saskatoon Kay Valley Lakeside Manor Jim Pat Gallant Churchbridge Ong Jack Bryer

Community notes and church announcements in Inglis area

Welcome notices for new area residents and weekend visitors followed by a church schedule. Parish reminders set June 30 services and July August worship locations. Vacation Bible School Aug 12 16 seeks teachers helpers and cookies with contact numbers. New envelopes available at the back of the church.

Silverton Knox United Church Cindy Korell Kerry Dunn

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