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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 06, 1945
Page
4
Community notices report residents returning from Winnipeg and Russell hospitals, visiting relatives, and travel home from overseas. Auction sale planned for Mrs Harrison furniture, hunts to the Rockies described, and a dance under Agricultural Society auspices scheduled. Public meetings include optometrist visit, road safety cautions, Soldiers Aid final meeting, quilting, and Women’s Institute reorganization with planned January gathering.
Wanted 10 head of cattle for winter feed. Apply to W. Ozarew, Mears, Arizona.
A Wartime Prices Board case saw Lloyd Hodgins plead guilty to selling a bar above the promoted price. He was fined $50 for the offence. The matter involved a person named Droker, Sc. Anne, with a separate case for giving a false statement.
The death of Lucas gulski aged 67 leaves family in mourning. He died peacefully on Sunday November 15 at 11 A.M. at his home six miles east of Bo barn, after forty years in the Municipality of Rossburn. He emigrated to Canada with his Polish bride. Funeral was Tuesday November 20 at Rowan Catholic Church of St. John Oakburn, burial at St. John’s Cemetery. He is survived by elder brother Alex Zegalski of Reatburn, his wife, two daughters Mrs P Mychasin and Mrs M J Tokar, and sons Frank Pete Jack Paul and Michael, overseas with the R.C.E., expected home for Christmas. twelve grandchildren.
Notice to creditors of the estate of Wasy Klister late of Township Nineteen Twenty One West Manit aba farmer who died May 26 1944 all claims must be sent verified by statutory declaration to John W Smith Barrister Oakburn Manitoba on or before January 1 1946 Dated Oakburn Manitoba November 13 1945 John M Smith Solicitor for Kataryna Kliszcr Administratrix
A corrected notice fixes names in a Winnipeg bus announcement and lists errors in the week’s ver ig edition. The piece reports on First Aid class start, district girls meeting, WMS and LA annual meetings, WALS officers elected, and a visit by Youth Training School attendees to Rossburn with a swine judging lesson and hospitality at Mrs Miller and Mrs Stitt’s homes.
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Peter Nyehek of Oakburn on November 28. Another daughter arrived for Mr and Mrs Peter Ostaash of Oakburn on November 28. The note mentions Ty his sister Mies Mary Myehaty and Mrs Marion Mywhalywhye returning home from four years’ service with the Canadian Army in Wa and a week’s time.
The family of the late Lucag Zevalski expresses gratitude to all who paid respects and offered sympathy and condolence to the bereaved during their time of loss.
Hearts extend thanks for sympathy messages and floral tributes after the death of Thomas Egbert Irwin. Special thanks to Veterans for attending the funeral and to the C.N.R B. & B. gang, Messrs. V. Sloenstone, H. Alexander, Jas. of Winnipeg, and officiating ministers Rev. A. C. Mack and Mr. Reynolds. Brothers, sisters and relatives acknowledge the support.
Oakburn residents Mr and Mrs Micheal Kottiel and infant Marlene Elizabeth spent a few days last weekend with friends in the district. Harold J Brown and daughter Mary Love visited Winnipeg for the November 24 weekend to see the Santa Claus parade sponsored by Eaton. Pee J Hubert of Camp Shilo spent the past weekend with his parents. Pte Micheal Mychalyshyn left for Winnipeg to report back for military service after farm leave, accompanied by family.
40 acres all fenced with crops, two sets of buildings, two wells. 244 miles from town with 50 acres cultivated and 100 acres can be broke. Field easy to clear, pasture and wood, one quarter fee. Price 3500 half cash, all cash 3000. Wanted a piano. Apply Mrs. Wilson Stitt Rossburn.
On or about August 15 a black Perchon mare with a white star on the forehead and clipped mane, about 1500 pounds, is missing. Information leading to recovery should be sent to Mike Kertesky.
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