Betty and Al Ross Celebrate 40th Anniversary Tea
The Ross family invites friends to a come and go tea in the Anglican Church Hall on Sunday October 14 2001. No cards or gifts requested. A home jar for the Senior Bus Fund will be available.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 09, 2001
Page
4
The Ross family invites friends to a come and go tea in the Anglican Church Hall on Sunday October 14 2001. No cards or gifts requested. A home jar for the Senior Bus Fund will be available.
A collection of thanks for gifts and condolences from Joelle and Kevin Ziprick in Calgary for a shower at several stores, a card of thanks for a father’s passing in Wisconsin, and appreciation from the Inglis Area Heritage Committee for a Federal Plaque unveiling ceremony with volunteers noted.
A son, Matthew Edward Berke, was born September 23, 2001. He weighed 9 pounds 2.5 ounces and measured 21 inches. Both mother and baby are reported doing well. Father James Berke also.
Rick and Deb thank neighbors and friends for a surprise housewarming. They praise Carol Laurel and Mom for planning and prepping, mention staying up late, and invite visits, feeling blessed to have so many wonderful friends.
A Come and Go Tea honors Ted and Sylvia Bulbuck on their 50th anniversary at Holy Redeemer Parish North Hall. The event is Sunday October 21 2001 from 2:00 to 4:00 pm. Family and friends are invited. no gifts requested.
Readable notices show flu shot clinics at Activity Centre and Leisure Centre with appointment line 773 2316. Also listed are parent sessions on disciplinary topics, a Colonial Folios event by Foxwarren Ladies Ensemble at Foxwarren United Church, and community suppers and musical performances at local venues with times and locations.
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