Inglis and District Activity Centre Annual Meeting Recap
The Inglis and District Activity Centre held its annual meeting on May 8 with Wally McKenzie as President. Nominating committee elected a board including Edith Ziprick as VP and Trixie Liske as Secretary, with new members joining from local families. A large crowd enjoyed a Sunday Smorg at the Inglis Hotel and plans for the June 13 Fun Festival and Treble Teens program at Centennial Hall were announced.
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Inglis
Wally McKenzie
Pat Wowk
Dianne Ungarian
Harold Kopetsky
Oud Ross
Joanne Hamilton
Skinner
Kevin
Debbie Wowk
Wikie
Sask
Wowk
Herb Ben Caimes
Grandview
Clarence
Joyce Lazaruk
Winnipeg
Bob
Dana
Kaley Franklin
Rocanville
Phyllis
Bonnie Franklin
Roger Simpson
Daryl
Gloria Fingas
Chescu
Ingas
Paul
Olga Ross
Regina
Jane
Fred Goraliuk
Red
Betty Paterson
Thompson
Lesley Nernberg
Ame Inglis
Centennial Hall
Armstrong John Howard Armstrong obituary notice
John Howard Armstrong died at Russell District Hospital on April 21 1982 after a lengthy illness. Born October 27 1898 in Boulton district he was the youngest son of Edwin and Hannah Armstrong. He married Effie McFarlane in 1926 and farmed at Shellmouth Municipality until retirement in 1971. He lived in Russell last year and enjoyed curling. Survived by wife Effie two sons Ted Inglis and Jack Lindell Beach B C, ten grandchildren eleven great grandchildren one brother Ray Inglis sisters Rene Briggs Myrtle Armstrong Bernie Terry and many relatives. Predeceased by parents and eldest brother Harry. Honorary pallbearers Jim Veal Allan Johnson Weslie Davidson Jim Spear Sine Murray Jack Vosper Active pallbearers Nat McKay Emil Zimmer Bill Fisher Ernie Sudbury Walter Patterson. Memorial service held at Inglis United Church April 24 1982 with Rev Murray Ettie. Interment in Asessippi Community Cemetery. Braendle Bruce Funeral Home in charge.
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Boulton
Edwin
Hannah Armstrong
Effie McFarlane
Minniska
Shellmouth
Russell
Inglis
Russell Sr. Citizens Curling Club
Nat McKay
Emil Zimmer
Bill Fisher
Fred Laycock
Ernie Sudbury
Walter Patterson
Monard
Inglis United Church
Murray Ettie
Asessippi
Braendle-Bruce Funeral Home
Mother's Day events mark Angusville church gathering
After a Greek Catholic Mother's Day service Rev John Lehky hosted a lunch and concert in the church basement. Awards were given by Fr Lebky with early religious training stressed. Winners were drawn for a quilt and cushions. A Ukrainian song solo closed the event.
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John Lehky
Wanda Melnyk
Helen Sidoryk
Fr. Lebky
Angusville
Vicky Kalyniuk
Mike Luba
Chipelski
Ladies Church
Kissinger Comments Recall Nixon Portrait in Memoir
Henry Kissinger says no modern president would be less suited to politics than Richard Nixon. He describes Nixon as painfully shy, fearful of rejection, and overly wary of strangers, noting the irony of his nickname Tricky Dicky.
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Henry Kissinger
Fie
Richard Nixon
Dicky
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Craig Harmon
Linda Liske
Dianne Ross
Marilyn Liske
Isabel
Jim Carruthers
Armstrong
John Howard Armstrong
Russell District Hospital
Effie
Ted
Jack
Lindell
Angusville District News
Emily
Nies Kuch
Rossburn
Nick Halaks
Nick Halak
Stella
Mike Katchin
Sandy Lake
Oakburn
Katchin
Lavenia
Larry Sytayk
Reggies
Ewrest
Yellowhead
Stanley Garage
Mr. Buildall
Sin, Ft
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