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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 13, 1964
Page
5
Local families report weekend gatherings in Brandon Winnipeg and Vita plus visits to MacGregor Fort Frances and Clear Lake. Several households hosted relatives over the holidays while others traveled to attend a funeral in Winnipeg and see Anne Hetherington off to Scotland.
Mrs M F Drozda accompanied by Valerie Yaskiw and David Gapka attended the Stasy nec Lehman wedding reception in Winnipeg last week. Week end visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Wm Brykaliuk included many relatives from Grandview Brandon Minnedosa Calgary Glen Elmo Ituna and Fort William. On July 19 1964 twenty grandchildren attended.
Grandview hosts Mr and Mrs Bill Maxwell and family for the weekend. Winnipeg visitors include Mr and Mrs B Lindsay and boys and Mr and Mrs G Lindsay and family. Caldwell cousins holidaying with relatives in Winnipeg. Haywood family and Jessie Stitt visit hospital, and Matt Sawchuk returns to Winnipeg after trips to Rossburn and Calgary.
A note expressing thanks to friends and relatives for gifts and to the ladies who organized a lovely shower. The writer conveys sincere gratitude to the community for their kindness and support.
Our heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for support during our recent bereavement. Special gratitude to Father Lehky Rae's Funeral Home Ukrainian Catholic Women's League and to those who sent floral tributes and cards. It will always be remembered.
Mr and Mrs Walter Armstrong express deep gratitude to the Rossburn U C W ladies for a fine dinner on their 50th wedding anniversary and to those who helped prepare and serve at the open house before and after the meal.
In loving memory of our father George Hlagie who died August 10 1963. The blow was great the shock severe and only those who have lost can tell the pain of parting without farewell. Ever remembered by son John and family.
Mrs. Pearl Bewza aged 96 died at her Shoal Lake home on July 24. Born in Austria she came to Canada in 1899 settling in Marco district before moving to Shoal Lake where she lived 35 years. Survived by son Paul and three daughters, plus 21 grandchildren, 26 great grandchildren and 3 great great grandchildren. Funeral at Shoal Lake Roman Catholic Church on July 28 with services preceding prayers and burial in Shoal Lake Cemetery. Rev. Mendyka officiated. pallbearers listed.
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