Mrs Reita Sparling Dies in Victoria After Rossburn Roots
Local notices report the death of Mrs Reita Sparling widow of Dr Douglas Sparling formerly of Rossburn who passed away October 15 in Victoria British Columbia. The missive lists visits between families in Regina Fort Qu Appelle Beausejour Winnipeg Lacombe Brandon and Vermilion with Alberta relatives staying two weeks with Rossburn and Oakburn families.
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Reita Sparling
Douglas Sparling
Victoria
B.C
Bill Maduke
Alvin McSymetz
Regina
Jim McSymetz
Fort Qu’Appelle
Lorne Hacikowski
Beausejour
Joe Waslysyshen
Winnipeg
David Andrew
Walt Minnick
Lacombe
Alberta
Andrew, Elvers and Smiths
Brandon
Marshall Kachan
Melissa
Louise
Vermilion
Rossburn
Oakburn
Knox United Church Advent Services and Christmas Eve Plans
Knox United Church invites all to Advent services with Rev. Walter Gibbons on December 12 and 19 and a Christmas Eve service at 7 PM featuring the choir and Sunday School. A White Gift Service is planned for December 12. Special Boxing Day service follows on December 26. Rev. John Oldenkamp serves Waywayseecappa Ekford Pastoral Charge.
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Waywayseecappa - Ekford
Presbyterian Church In
Christmas Community Notices From Rossburn and Surrounds
December events include church services at Ukrainian Catholic and Ukrainian Orthodox parishes, Maria events, and community gatherings. Rossburn Agricultural Society meets December 10 at 8 P.M. in the town hall basement. RC I drama on December 10 and 11. bake sales, tea and embroidery classes weekly. senior dances and Christmas concerts announced by local clubs and Ukrainian associations.
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Rossburn Agricultural Society
Rossburn
Town Hall
Rossburn Weather Extremes Record No Data
Daily report shows temperature readings with max values 2.5 to 4.0 degrees and minimums from -10.0 to -16.0 degrees across preceding days. The sequence ends with an id marker indicating measurement tracking.
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Family wins $50,000 in Manitoba lottery draw
The Christianson family of Russell won $50,000 from a single $5 provincial lottery ticket bought for the November 26 draw. Jim Christianson, an installer for the Manitoba Telephone System, was told by his wife Barbara to check the number. The ticket covers five weekly draws with larger prizes possible. Bearer cheques up to $5,000 could be issued instantly from the pouch.
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Russell
Christianson
Western Canada Lottery Foundation
Winnipeg
Christiansons
Jim Christianson
Manitoba
Barbara
Jim
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