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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 22, 1967
Page
7
Miss Shirley Pshyshlak and Nick Church wed at Sandy Lake with Rev S Kulak officiating on June 19. Voters approved a sewer and water by law by 97 to 42. Residents and visitors from Winnipeg and North Burnaby joined family events and greetings.
Ukrainian Catholic Church in Roblin hosted Mass at 10 am on Sunday May 14 with St Vladimirs Boys Choir led by John Stanchuk. Rev S Kulak and Rev Winchar assisted. A dinner followed at the Community Hall with a mothers program led by Mrs Larry Kristalovich and Roblin Choir entertainments.
Infant Randy Mitchell Spellar, son of Mr. and Mrs. Matt Spellar, was christened at the Ukrainian Orthodox Church in Sandy Lake on Sunday June 4. Rev. Shwetz of Oakburn officiated with God-parents Mrs. Leonard Gregorash of Horod and Mr. Mel Mushumanski.
Mr and Mrs John Chuch attended a Saturday Bridal Shower for Miss Marilyn Kalyniuk RN at the Angusville Community Hall with local family and friends gathered to celebrate ahead of her wedding.
The Grade VI class at Sandy Lake was honored with prizes from the Canadian Women's Christian Temperance Union for essays. Richard Nowell won first prize. Certificates of Award of Merit for Radio Art Lessons were also awarded to Elizabeth Bachewich, Linda Spaller, and Alvin Krukewich for work conducted by Miss McLeish of the Department of Education.
John Yesno plays a young Indigenous man in CBC TV’s The Last Man in the World. The episode from the Wojeck series follows his city search for work and a new life. It won the Golden Nymph award at the International TV Festival in Monte Carlo this year.
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