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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 07, 1963
Page
7
Community notes from Sandy Lake report mingled updates on residents, visits, and family happenings. Neighbors attend retirement party in Winnipeg. illness recoveries and bereavements shared alongside local weddings, dances, and church bazaars. A funeral service for Fred Solongchay is noted along with a masq uerade dance and bingo prizes.
William Marcinyk known as Bill died October 9 after leaving to duck hunt and not returning by noon. Born in Sandy Lake district, he married Olga Wasylenko in 1952, settled on a farm north of Sandy Lake, and held roles with Man. Farmer's Union and Manitoba Poultry and Dairy Association. He served on Coldwell School Board and Sandy Lake Credit Union director. Survived by his wife Olga, son Jackie, daughter Cheryl, and his mother Mrs. Bar-.
Miss Sharon Zatylny, grade VIII student at Sandy Lake Elementary, captured the Divisional Trustees Shield at the annual Spelling and Oratorical Competition in Rivers on Thursday evening. The Manitoba School Trustees Association Area No. 5 sponsored the event, with Miss Rosanne Maluk representing Sandy Lake Collegiate in the Oratorical section. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Dan Zatylny, Mrs. C. K. Misanchuk, Mr. and Mrs. E. Maluk, Mr. Lester Nurse, and Mrs. Joyce Coulson.
A compact note touts low cost classifieds promising results with broad reach along route No. 45. It highlights affordable rates and strong exposure for advertisers seeking visibility in a major corridor.
The Sandy Lake Home and School Association hosted a Word Spelling Elimination and an inter divisional oratorical contest at the Collegiate Auditorium. Winners were Miss Zatylny in oration and Miss Ewasiuk as runner up.
Page seven discusses feeder cattle decisions for winter feeding including how many feeders to handle, preferred ages and sexes, and selection quality. It covers feed supply effects on numbers, ration compositions, and approximate feed needs for calves and yearlings, plus considerations of age, sex, and health in choosing feeders and notes an upcoming poultry cooking discussion at Shoal Lake Ukrainian Hall.
Funeral service for Mary Wargaty of Elphinstone was held September 26 at 10 am at Ukr Greek Catholic Church Elphinstone with Rev Olynik officiating. Interment followed at the local cemetery. Born 1879 in Western Ukraine she came to Canada in 1910, lived in Wisla district until retirement. Husband Onofry predeceased her in 1960. Survived by six sons and two daughters Jessie Bain Onanole and Tennie Campbell Strathclair. Pallbearers: sons Mike John Nick Matt Harry Peter all of Elphinstone. Raginski Funeral Home Oakburn arranged.
Josephine Shandala of Sandy Lake died September 20 at Erickson Hospital aged 89. Born in Peland she came to Canada in 1901 and settled in Jackfish district after marriage to Mike Shandala. Prayers were held September 23 at Jackfish RC Church. funeral followed with pallbearers named from Rackham.
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