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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 29, 1967
Page
7
A Park worker was killed in an industrial accident at Brandon last Friday. Funeral services were held at Hilltop last Monday. The community records multiple family visits and local notices, including hospital recoveries and social arrivals, with several names and places across Manitoba.
John St anchuk of Sandy Lake attends St. Vladimir's College in Roblin and recently earned multiple awards. He received a $50 bursary from St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Women's League, Ozerna, another $50 bursary from the Ukrainian Catholic Women's League in Roblin, a $25 award from Rev. A Dobriansky for liturgy, and the Centennial Trophy from Dr. Paul Macenko for leading the St. Vladimir's College Choir.
The Sandy Lake Ladies Auxiliary met June 6 at the Elementary School with 13 members present. Mrs. E. Maluk chaired and handled correspondence. An initiation ceremony welcomed new member Mrs. Lil Kelmick. Mrs. Helen Derhak reported on the Legion Auxiliary Rally in Minnedosa. A raffle by Mrs. Mary Nowell was won by Marcia Huculak. The group adjourned to coffee at Rainbow Cafe.
Earl Clifford Hay, 30, of Brandon and formerly from Crawford Park, died in a Friday industrial accident at 1:30 p.m. at the Simplot Chemical Co. facility in Brandon. The fatal incident occurred at the bottom of a…
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