Mrs Wilson Stitt Visits Moose Jaw Before Ottawa Move
Mrs Wilson Stitt leaves Saturday for Moose Jaw Saskatchewan to visit her daughter Mrs Shirley Lawrence and family before they relocate to Ottawa.
08 May 1969
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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 08, 1969
Page
1
Mrs Wilson Stitt leaves Saturday for Moose Jaw Saskatchewan to visit her daughter Mrs Shirley Lawrence and family before they relocate to Ottawa.
Community notices list Jackpot Bingo at Rossburn Town Hall May 14 with prizes including a $430 jackpot and blackout $25. Also Annual Senior Prom May 9 at 10 p.m. Collegiate Auditorium. John McAuley auction May 12 at McAuley with cows and Hereford bull. Beauty show May 20 at Collegiate Auditorium with $30 door prizes and tickets from RC1 students. Golf Club schedules Spring June 1 and Fall September 14 tournaments at Rossman Lake course.
A 2500 cash Bingo event is announced for Angusville on Monday June 16. Posters will be distributed soon.
Winnipeg residents and visitors gathered across a wide network over the weekend. Names include Sharon Luhowy Linda Yaskiw Diane Shust Lois Ferguson T Ferguson and family Dufresne. Stupinsky Major Pawluk Ka lyn all of Winnipeg. Les Andrew. Kilburns Winnipeg. John Klym with Brian Brusegard family. Anne Chapman of St Catharines Ont. Pat Moffat Winnipeg. Elaine Malaniuk and Matt Malaniuk. Jean Lawless and Tom. H Miller and Bran don trip for eye surgery. Rowatt Veitch at a Postmasters Convention in Winnipeg. out of town guests at Nona Peden’s included Edith Brown Gerald Brown Wawanesa Bud Armstrong and Mrs Armstrong Lloydminster Nelson Armstrong Calgary Vera Siemens Ivy Brown. Cheryl Lorraine Scarrow Winnipeg. Karmazenuk visitors from Carman Darryl Karmazenuk Vancouver Trace Bingham Rossburn trip. Gordon Bingham Winnipeg. family visiting Russell Hospital patients.
A note from Stanley Topolinsky of Oakburn Manitoba expresses sincere thanks to the council members and rate payers of the R M Rossburn for ten years of service as patrol operator. He and his wife also thank the community for the party and gifts upon his leaving.
The Rossburn Collegiate Student Council thanks attendees of the May 4th Smorgasbord. Gratitude is extended to the students and their mothers for preparing and bringing food, and to the students who helped in the hall.
A note of appreciation from Ethel Scarrow extends thanks to all the ladies of the Exercise Club for a pleasant visit and a gift.
Memorial notices honor Orville Mcfeetor who died May 7 1962 and John Semenuk who died May 6 1967. Wives, children and grandchildren remember them with lasting affection and faith.
Mrs Evangeline Bingham and her son Trace left Tuesday to return home to Vancouver after a ten day visit with her parents. Nick Karmazenuk is convalescing at home now after spending some time in Russell and Rossburn Hospitals.
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