Mrs Annie Craig Spends Weekend With Stitts in Russell
Mrs Annie Craig of Russell spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Bob Stitt at their Russell home.
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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 09, 1958
Page
5
Mrs Annie Craig of Russell spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Bob Stitt at their Russell home.
Mr and Mrs Nick Hrycak express gratitude to relatives and friends for the surprise anniversary celebration and lunch contributions plus many presents received.
In loving memory of our husband and father J I Huston who died October 9 1957. We who loved you miss you as another year dawns. Thoughts of you are ever near. Ever remembered by his wife and family.
Mr and Mrs H McKay of Ontario visit Bert and Mrs Mitchell. Welcome Mrs Robertson to town arriving Friday. Vancouver guests John Ukrainetz and Nellie Yorkoski visit Ukrainetz and Ternovetski households. Thanksgiving service Oct 12 at 11:00 in United Church. Several families host weekend visitors from Vista Winnipeg and beyond. Notables include Dr Layng at a Winnipeg conference and weddings in Winnipeg. Expressions of thanks from Rossburn Women’s Institute for fair grounds work.
Mrs. Neil McDonald and Mrs. Harold Cairns of Vancouver visited Mrs. Walter Armstrong and former school chums. Oak Lake residents G. Gillespie and Muriel Armstrong’s family move to Elk Island Alberta. Mrs. T. H. Alexander hosted ladies for Mrs. R. J. Alexander’s birthday lunch. Sgt. Paul Ukrainetz on three month course at Shilo. Jim Yuen and family leave Rossburn after two years in restaurant business. Ewart McDonald wins a brand new car from Loblaws. Zegalski and Budz parties visit Brandon and accompany Mary Budz.
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