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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 08, 1975
Page
3
A four step plan outlines seeing your doctor to set a weight goal, establishing short term aims, gradual loss of about a pound weekly, and changing eating habits with variety. It stresses avoid crash diets and adds daily exercise, plus pamphlets from local Agriculture offices.
William Checkowsky died suddenly at his Rossburn residence on April 24 1975 aged 65 born December 1 1909 son of Peter and the late Mrs Checkowsky. He married Mary Baydak in 1933 farmed in Rossburn district then moved to the village in January. Survived by wife Mary a son Mervin a daughter Mabel and six grandchildren two brothers and six sisters. Funeral April 28 at Ukr Greek Orthodox Church Rossburn with prayers April 27 at Rossburn Town Hall. Interment in Parish Cemetery. Rae's Funeral Home supervised arrangements.
Oakburn residents Mrs. Freda Melnyk travels to Winnipeg for the annual Hairdressing Convention at the International Inn on May 4 and 5 and plans visits with friends and relatives. Mrs. Marie Kozyk of Brandon spent the weekend with her mother Mrs. Stanley Yanick and with friends. Winnipeg visitors Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Ewashko and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ewashko were hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Bill Luhowy. Mr. and Mrs. Flemming and Billy of Virden visited Rose Siwicky.
Best wishes are sent for a speedy recovery after Mrs. Frank Kominko underwent surgery at Winnipeg General Hospital.
A cash bingo sponsored by U.C.Wi. Oakburn was held in the Oakburn Parish Hall on April 25. Winners included Tillie Yarewshewsky five dollars, Myrtle Bone ten dollars, Rose Michalyshyn twenty five dollars, and several five to ten dollar prizes across a long list of participants.
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