Obituary of Sigurbjorg Robinson at Pine Falls Hospital
Sigurbjorg Robinson aged 76 widow of Albert Barry Robinson died November 17 1971 at Pine Falls Hospital. Funeral held November 20 at Church of the Advent Pine Falls with Canon J W Whitford officiating. Interment Pine Falls Cemetery Family Plot. Donations to Church of the Advent Memorial Fund or Manitoba Heart Foundation. Survived by two sons Bert and Harold two daughters Mrs Nels Carlson and Mrs W L McLeod ten grandchildren ten great grandchildren three brothers and one sister. Russell Funeral Home Ltd Beausejour in care of arrangements.
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Sigurbjorg Robinson
Pine Falls
Albert Barry Robinson
Church of the Advent
Canon J. W. Whitford
Church of the Advent Memorial Fund
Manitoba Heart Foundation
Robinson
Womens Auxiliary
B.E.S.L
Coronation Rebekah Lodge
Women’s Auxiliary
Ft. Garry Canton No. 1
Swanns Lodge
Winnipeg
Bert
Washington
Harold
Nels Carlson
W.L. McLeod
Saskatoon
Magnus Magnussen
Golden, B.C
Chris
Libau
Gunnstein
Gimli
Dollie Bristow
Russell Funeral Home Ltd
Beausejour
Pine Falls by Jean Velie visit at Shilo last week
Mr and Mrs Al Iwanick visited with their daughter and son in law Gloria and Randy Stowell at Shilo last week in a brief society note from Pine Falls.
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Pine Falls
Jean Velie
al Iwanick
Gloria and
Randy Stowell
Shilo
Great Falls Happenings Return from Arts Conference
Great Falls news notes a two week gap filled with provincial arts gathering reports from Gimli. Attendees from Gillam Thompson and The Pas heard theatre, gallery talks, and fine arts program updates. Community updates include military family news, social events, sports, and local youth activities.
Mirror Designed For Snowmobilers
Ski Doo Sports Ltd introduces a new hand worn back of the hand mirror for snowmobile riders. The plastic device positions on the hand to keep eyes on the trail while offering rear vision at a glance, promising enhanced safety and focus.
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Ski- Doo Sports Ltd
Manitobans Open Christmas Tree Cutting Site This Weekend
Manitobans may cut their own Christmas trees starting Saturday November 27 at a site 39 miles east of Winnipeg on the Trans-Canada Highway. Turn off four miles east of Richer onto fire guard roads to reach the area with posted signs. Permits cost 25 cents each for one tree and facilities include picnic tables and designated fire pits. Last year about 9,400 trees were cut during the pre Christmas season.
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