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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 28, 1963
Page
7
Families and friends travel to Winnipeg for the funeral of Mrs. Ann with several locals attending from Minnedosa and district. Other notes include birthday and anniversary wishes, hospital updates, and Wit and whist games across the farming community.
A Bible Corner feature quotes Proverbs on family duty and memory. It likens the family to a book with children as leaves and parents as covers and warns against breaking the golden clasp of love that binds trust.
Alexander Ziemianski of Oakburn died March 10 at Winnipeg General Hospital at 79. Born in Kochabynki Poland in 1884 he came to Canada in 1902 and married Mary Borodie. Funeral services were held March 13 at Oakburn Roman Catholic Church with Rev. Mendyks and Rev. Romayshyn officiating. Interment followed at the local cemetery. Survived by three sons Joe Rossburn Mark Oakburn Charlie Madsen Ont and six daughters Rosalie New Westminster Helen Luhowy Oakburn Bin Coxon Vancouver Gene Leszczynski Newark DE Vickie Gerelus Winnipeg Albina Raginski Oakburn. 11 grandchildren. Wife predeceased him in 1961. Distant mourners included Jacob Borodie and daughter eee oria Vilna AB bey Borodie son Walter aa
The writer expresses sincere thanks to Dr Sasynnik and Dr Petrynak of Birtle for kindness and patience shown to their father Alexander Ziemianski during his stay at Birtle hospital. A special thanks to the hospital staff for care and acts of kindness. Mrs Albina Raginski and family.
A grateful message expresses sincere thanks to all who offered kindness and sympathy following the death of a beloved father.
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