Be A Credit Union Member IT PAYS
Credit unions are member owned and operated with profits returned as dividends on each share unit. Members save regularly and loans are funded from savings capital for various needs. Interest tops at 1 percent per month on unpaid balances with loans typically reflecting a six percent bank discount rate. Primary security is borrower character. When possible, borrowers receive a portion of interest back, lowering loan costs.
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Credit Union
Armistice Day Permit Allowance in Rossburn
The notice states Armistice Day on November 11 is a statutory holiday and requires one garage and one restaurant in the Village of Rossburn to obtain a permit from the Department of Labor Legislative Building Winnipeg Manitoba to remain open. Village residents are asked to arrange which two businesses will apply. Signed by J. G. Stitt Mayor.
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Dept., of Labor
Legislative Bdrg
Winnipeg
Man
Rossburn
J. G. Stitt
Rossburn Lions Fowl Bingo and Community Events Schedule
Community notices list events in Rossburn including Fowl Bingo on November 3 and 4 at the Town Hall basement with pay as you play, an auction near Oakburn featuring cattle hay and machinery, a Highland bazaar and bake sale at United Church, a Ladies Curling Club pot luck meet, a dance by Rhythm Rambler’s Orchestra, a town hall bingo by the Rossburn Agricultural Society, and the ACT Talent Hunt amateur show to raise TB prevention funds with prizes and CKX radio broadcast.
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Rossburn
Curling Club
Rossburn Town Hall
Rythym Rambler's Orchestra
Canadian Legion
The
Rossburn Agricultural Society
O. Elvers
ACT
ACT T.B. Preventative Fund
Town Hall
CKX
Card of Thanks for Hospital Shower Donations
To all those who donated so generously to the Hospital Shower please accept sincere thanks for the very many useful gifts. They are all very much appreciated and special thanks to the Hospital Aid for their successful shower. Rossburn Hospital.
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Rossburn Hospital
Funeral Rites Held For Mrs Pauline Wolski of Oakburn
Mrs Pauline Wolski of Oakburn Manitoba died October 10 at Minnedosa Hospital aged 85. Born in western Ukraine she came to Canada in 1901 and lived near Oakburn then Rossburn area before moving to a farm west of Oakburn. Funeral service at Ukr Greek Catholic Church after prayers at Parish Hall Oakburn. Survived by daughters Mrs Stan Puyda Mrs Lilly Skavinski Mrs Anne Kozyk and sons Steve Pete John Nick Mike 25 grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren. Funeral home Raginski Oakburn assisted.
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Town Hall
Eugene Caldwell
Winnipeg
Bobby Saley
Matt Pokropany
H. Paynter
Portage la Prairie
York
H. Huston
Orville McFeeters
General Hospital
Rossburn
A. Mitchell
Borowski
Joe Borowski
B. Fraser
K. Ross
Binscarth
E. Menzies
Joyce
Gwen
Birtle Hospital
Peter Stewart
Ernie Urbanovich
Dauphin
G. Lawless
Cameron
Willie Cameron
Hamiota Hospital
William Daniel
Jimmy Eaton
Manley Karmazenuk
Darryl
Gregory
Carman
N. Karmazenuk
John Cameron
Rosie Cameron
Larry
Shirley Cameron
Reg. Bryant
Miniota
Jim Olson
Elwyn McFeeters
Pauline Wolski
Oakburn
Man
Minnedosa Hospital
Ukraine
Canada
Roman Ewanyshyn
Rossburn R.M
Nick Wolski
Brandon
Mike
Chase
B.C
Nick Yachyshyn
Rama, Sask
Raginski Funeral Home
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yul Brynner
Mitzi Gaynor
Night Fighters
Robert Mitchum
Heywood
Anne
C. Kester
Boissevain
Bob Stitt
Russell
Alice Koleski
Murray Hryciuk
Joe Zegalski
Mrs
Jack Zegalski
Robert Swidinsky
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Joe Swidinsky
Verna Bart
Augustus Pomaschuk
Roy Irwin
St. Boniface Hospital
Sheeshka Bros
Stan Yanick
the Vista W. A. Will
United Church
Edward Kwiatkowski
Harvey Burnell
Birdtail Pool Elevator Association
Tanasychuk
Clubley’s Meat Market
Massey - Harris
Briggs & Stratton Engin
H.p. Wisconsin
Verbowski Bros
Imperial Phone
Oil and International Harvester
Norman Major
Allis-Chalmers
Co-op
John Deere
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