Lydia Stebeleski Weds Stan Luhowy in Ukrainian church
A double ring ceremony was held Saturday June 28 1958 at 5 p m at the Ukrainian Catholic church in Rossburn Manitoba. Lydia Stebeleski daughter of Mr and Mrs John Stebeleski married Stanley Luhowy son of Mr and Mrs Nick Luhowy Rev Lehky officiated. The bride wore a French lace over satin gown with sabrina neckline and bouffant skirt. Bridesmaids were Evelyn Woychyshyn Elsie Stebeleski and Diane Yanick. Best men were Melvin Luhowy Lawrence Stebeleski and Tony Luhowy. A reception followed at Oakburn with numerous out of town guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossburn
Man
Lydia
John Stebeleski
Stanley
Nick Luhowy
Lehky
Evelyn Woychyshyn
Elsie Stebeleski
Diane Yanick
Melvin Luhowy
Lawrence Stebeleski
Tony Luhowy
Oakburn
Peter Kondra
Steve Korol
John Luhowy
Merci Ewashko
Jim Davage
Tom Ewashko
Roy Sysak
Martin Bell
Terry Mamalago
Helen Komhyr
Eddie Boss
Ed Bart
Peter Manaluk
Johnny Peech
Steven Lusky
Winnipeg
Donald Yaskiw
Portage la Prairie
Mike Shamroy
Oak River
Mike Kalyniuk
Russell
Weather Report Notes Favorable Rain and Mild July Temperatures
Weather report cites bountiful rain from last Saturday to Monday and no extreme heat this July. Temperatures for July 10 to 16 show highs around 81 and 78 degrees, with nightly lows reported as 48 to 57 degrees. Growing conditions described as ideal across the period.
Farewell Gathering For Dr and Mrs Krywulak
Residents of Rossburn held a farewell at the Rossburn Town Hall for Dr and Mrs Krywulak as they depart for St Catharines Ontario. The event featured a Ukrainian People's Home choir, solos, duets, speeches, and gifts including luggage and a table lamp.
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Earl Moffat
Bert Mitchell
Rossburn
Bert
Nadia Nahirniak
A. L. Duncanson
J. G. Stitt
M. J. Tokar
Family gathers for 76th birthday surprise
Mr. Alex Andrew arrived to find twenty three of his children and grandchildren at the new home of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Andrew on July 9. A lunch with homemade ice cream and birthday cake followed amid plenty of noise and cheer.
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Alex Andrew
Douglas Andrew
Shower Honors Nettie Klym At St. Catharines
Nettie Klym formerly of Rossburn Manitoba attended a miscellaneous shower Sunday afternoon June 22 at 13 Charles Ave hosted by Mrs Oneschuk and Mrs Don Kimpinski. Gail Oneschuk and Gary K impinski escorted her to a decorated chair as the flower girl and ring bearer. A pink rose corsage was pinned on the bride and about 35 ladies shared a buffet cold plate after gifts were unwrapped. Nettie thanked the group and the event closed with a jolly good fellow song. Nettie was also entertained by her bowling team at a kitchen shower on July 8.
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Nettie Klym
Rossburn
Man
Mike Oneschuk
Don Kimpinski
Local Doctor Dr James Layng Arrives in Rossburn
This week residents welcome Dr James Layng and his wife and son as they settle in Rossburn and District. He takes over the medical practice of Dr W Krywulak, who moved to St Catharines Ontario. Dr Layng hails from Melita Manitoba.
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Rossburn
James Layng
Layng
W. Krywulak
St. Catharines
Ont
Melita
Man
Oakburn Customer Wins Coronado Fridge Draw
Mrs. Joe Zubrack of Oakburn won a 10 cu ft Coronado Fridge in a draw tied to the Macleods June Sale. Her winning ticket came from Norman Major's Macleods store, where numerous entry forms were filled.
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Joe Zubrack
Oakburn
Coronado
Macleods
Norman Major
Rossburn Village Council Debates Licenses and Rest Room Plans
The Rossburn Village Council met July 15 with Mayor Earl Moffat presiding. Minutes and the financial report were approved. A liquor license by law petition will be voted on October municipal election day. Two traffic by law convictions and two for disorderly conduct were reported. Rest room and fire hall plans were discussed. An order was placed for a new village constable uniform. Bills were approved and the council will reconvene August 19.
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Rossburn
Earl Moffat
CNR Proposals Unsatisfactory
Four CNR representatives attended a Village meeting Monday evening to report planned cuts. They announced trains 47 and 48 will be discontinued with freight and express moved to highways and bus service for passenger tickets. The group argues the change harms service amid an economy drive and notes temporary road restrictions may require operation of current schedules.
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CNR
A. C. Nicholls
Portage
Brandon
Wpg
C. Drummond
E. J. Donahoe
H. C. Reid
Nichols
Western Canadian Greyhound Lines, Ltd
Canadian National
Winnipeg
Russell
Senior Baseball Club Wins Second At Strathelair
Rossburn seniors take second at Strathelair tournament held with the annual fair. Jackie Kostiuk pitched 3-1 win over Oak Lake in the opening game and 8-0 in the semifinal against Isabella. Binseorth led a 9-2 final victory over Rossburn as Binscarth pitchers shut down the last innings.
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Rossburn
Strathelair
Jackie Kostiuk
Oak Lake
Jackie Kostiak
Isabella
Binseorth
Bobby Carson
Binscarth
Henry Hrubeniuk
Vista Women's Institute Meeting Recap At Miss Halliday Home
The Vista W I met at Miss J Halliday's home with nine members and three visitors. Mrs Harold Brown reported on the 42nd Provincial Convention at the University of Manitoba June 10 to 13 and shared highlights and personal interests. She thanked the Institute for supporting her delegate role and noted the value of closer understanding of the Institute's objectives. The gathering emphasized friendly relations among Manitoba ladies.
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Vista W. I
J. Halliday
Harold Brown
Women’s Institute
University of Manitoba
Good Progress On Streets And Sidewalks
Residents along King Street celebrate the east end of Bud Street connecting Mountain Ave to King Street. A new cement walk from Slon's Garage to the Pentecostal church has been laid and plans include sidewalk to Sam Silwich's corner. A ten man crew led by Vernon Hamilton works on the project while Mountain Ave repairs proceed for Fair Day. There is hope for excavation for hard topping No 45 highway through Rossburn before Fall.
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King Street
Bud Street
Mountain Ave
Alex Sawchuk
Slon
Pentecostal Church
Pentecostal
Sam Silewich
Vernon Hamilton
Rossburn
Fisherman John Maydaniuk Catches Four Walleyes Sunday
John Maydaniuk followed expert fishing advice and caught four walleyes on Sunday morning. Good luck to John as he continues angling.
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John Maydaniuk
John
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lydia Stebeleski
Stan Luhowy
Weather Report
Mrs. Krywulak
Rossburn Town Hall
Krywulak
Ontario
Bob Steel
St Catharines
Coronado Fridge
Vista Women's Institute Meeting
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