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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 25, 1946
Page
6
The matter of the estate of Wona Colaina Sinclair widow deceased of Rossburn Manitoba declares all claims must be verified and sent to Alexander MacPhail administrator at Rossburn by May 1, 1946. Dated April 20, 1946 in Rossburn Manitoba. W. W. Wilson solicitor for administrator.
Mr and Mrs M D Hamilton return home after visiting friends in Winnipeg. Mr and Mrs A P Smith spend a few days in Winnipeg. Mr and Mrs L Wingert return from a short western visit. Miss Burhoe recalls holidays in Rossburn. Mr and Mrs Wilf Brown settle in their new home formerly occupied by Mr H McPhail. Miss Kachur spends time in East.
Misses Margaret Hay Elean or Stitt Marion Medover ivko and Wilma Alexander with Messrs Steve Wortowich Mike ewra Frank Woyehesin pl D Hamilton visit former parents in White Mouth during Easter holidays. Accompanied by Miss Mono Gunness of Winnipeg.
Miss Victoria Kolesky of Winnipeg arrived home for Easter with her parents. Passengers to Winnipeg included Mrs Wilfllubny and daughter Linda, Mrs Tom Sinclair and daughters, and Miss Margaret Maxwell. Wayne Bonecott of Winnipeg, visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Maxwell, has returned home. Pred Kuzemke, once with Fort William, returns home to take over the Watkins business. Miss Louise Short returns to heal Lake for Easter. Farmers from the district attended Paul Norwyk's sale. Lorne Plante and wife drove to Elphinstone Wednesday.
The Womens Institute sponsored dance on Monday night drew about 4300 attendees with Dane's Orchestra providing music. Mr J G Stitt addressed Mr and Mrs C Douglas and family, followed by a purse presentation from Rossburn citizens via Mr N Toland. Tonight the Douglas family is bid adieu as Mr Douglas, long a Rossburn resident, recalls his early years with Scotland, Oakburn, and several stays in the West. Bill Lloyd and Isobel are noted Rossburnites though not born in Rossburn, and memories of a cold wet spring 17 years ago feature in the narrative of Mr Douglas’s purchase of his property.
A long farewell to Mr and Mrs Douglas as they depart Rossburn after building a renowned country hotel. The couple, active in village life including the fire brigade and hall committee, are praised for spotless rooms home cooked meals and enduring patience. Wishing health prosperity and happiness in their new home, residents express deep gratitude.
Auction sale listing frames house 18 by 22 feet with two lots, a good well and pump, plus household furniture. Posters available through Mrs Karmazenuk, proprietor of K LOST Hub Cap for a 1936 Ford. Finder to leave item at the review office.
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