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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 22, 1977
Page
4
At Waywaysee cappo Adult Centre a Christmas Eve service is set for 3 00 p m on December 24. Knox United Church Ressburn schedules a Christmas Communion on December 25 at 11 00 a m with no Sunday School but children welcome in church.
Mr and Mrs Matt Mychasin attended the Christmas Party for Metals Industries in Brandon on December 15.
In Memoriam entries recall Anna SIDLAR who died December 27 1966 and Wasyl SIDLAR who died April 27 1977. Also Irene Mary Kostuik who died December 31 1976 remembered by husband Mike and many relatives across generations.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Plant of Thunder Bay visited family including Mrs. M. Plant and the Caldwell and Maxwell households. Jack McKinnon, formerly of Rossburn, died in Vancouver last week. Irene Forster of Sprague stayed with her parents in Winnipeg area. Gerald Brown earns tenor solo in Winnipeg Philharmonic Choir Christmas concert at Knox Church with a 120 member ensemble. Gerald serves as choir executive vice president in charge of personnel. Bernard Stitt visits from Calgary. Ida Stitt is his mother. Maxwell family plans Christmas in Winnipeg with Richard Howard and family.
Ernest Drul thanks the R. M. of Rossburn Council for a gift received and praises ten years of service. He wishes everyone a Merry Christmas and signs his appreciation.
A farm in the Rogers District warns trespassers that cutting down or digging up spruce trees is prohibited and will be prosecuted. The owner reserves the right to publicize any decision when trees are for public use and asks the person seen carrying a tree on Sunday December 18 to report before further action.
A sincere thank you to neighbors and friends who remembered us with a farewell party. Our home remains open to all their good friends. Bless you all from Lorne and Nettie.
Ollie Mackedenski won the Lucky Buck draw worth $51.00. The next drawing is scheduled for January 28, 1978.
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