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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 03, 1952
Page
6
The Rossburn District Hospital expresses gratitude for donations from local residents and families. Notable contributions include multiple food items, tea towels, soaps, and cash gifts totaling several dollars, received from J G Stitt as secretary.
Notice to creditors for the estate of John Kotyk late of Rossburn Manitoba. Claims must be verified and sent to John W. Smith Q C Oakburn Manitoba on or before January 5 1958. Dated Oakburn November 27 1952. Solicitor for executors Joseph Kotyk and Karol Kotyk.
Deputy warns hunters about rugged terrain and limited access around Riding Mountain as officials seek to keep the elk herd within present limits. Hunting conditions will be tough and success will require effort and skill.
A two year old red cow with a white spotted face strayed from the undersigned premises. Last seen November 11. A reward is offered. Call Baker's Store at Vista to reverse charges or notify Peter Kowal, Box 23, Vista, Man.
Applications due December 6 for the role of Caretaker Supervisor at Memorial Sports Arena. Duties include ice making heating system operation general care taking and supervision of skating in line with Rink Committee rules. Salary listed at 100 dollars per month with duties to begin on or near December 10 1952.
The Village of Rossburn announces a caretaker for the Village Hall at 40.00 dollars monthly. Duties start January 1 1953. Applications due December 15 1952 in the Secretary Treasurer office. N Karmazenuk Secretary-Treasurer.
A brief notice announces an auction sale with services highlighted for promising results. Yanick is positioned as the agent to handle the process at a reasonable percentage, inviting interested buyers to inquire for details and scheduling.
Offers sought with reserve of 30 dollars for the 10 by 20 foot shed used as a waiting room at the rink last winter. Its plank floor suggests use as a garage wood shed or other purpose. Best offer by 6 p.m. December 6 takes it, O R Hodge secretary RMRA.
Notice for the position of Village Constable with a salary of 100 dollars per month, duties to start January 1, 1953. Applications required in the Secretary-Treasurer's office by December 15, 1962. Note corrects the advertised salary from 90 to 100 dollars per month.
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