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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 29, 1963
Page
4
Local families from Sandy Lake visit relatives in Winnipeg Dauphin and Brandon while guests from Regina Winnipeg and Winn meglio travel nearby. Notices include a misprint correction a nursing home death a retirement party and a fish derby winner with prizes. School staff welcomed for new term and local families hosted gatherings and travel.
Mr. and Mrs. F Sim and family from Winnipeg spent two days with Mr. and Mrs. Willis Stitt. Several Winnipeg and Manitoba residents were seen visiting relatives or traveling to The Pas Brandon Wasagaming and Port Arthur with trips to Vancouver and Fishing Lake mentioned among the weekend plans.
Under the Liquor Control Act the Rural Municipality of Silver Creek issues an erratum to By law 718. The corrections revise three date references in the referendum notice from July 1963 newspaper run to specify new dates: Wednesday the 23rd, Thursday the 24th, and December 10th. Clerk A Chaytor signs.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kristalovich of Sandy Lake marked their Golden Wedding on July 13 with Mass in the morning and a Molehen Service at 5 p.m. A banquet at the Community Hall drew over 200 guests. Their 13 children, 34 grandchildren, and 3 great grandchildren attended along with relatives from Sandy Lake Winnipeg and Toronto.
Rev. Melnychuk and Mrs Melnychuk of Oakburn were honored at the Ukrainian People's Home before departing for Alberta. A farewell service was held at St Michaels Church with D O Didyk as master of ceremonies. Speakers included Peter Kolinsky and Eugene Maluk. A purse was presented to Rev. Melnychuk as thanks for his three year term. Lunch followed served by the Ukrainian Women's Association.
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