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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 18, 1958
Page
4
Practical guidance for preparing wildfowl with dry plucking and salt water soaking to lessen game flavor. A duck roasting method follows, using bread crumbs, onion, pepper, and a 350 degree oven for 20 to 25 minutes per pound, served with jelly.
Memorial service for 77 year old Mrs Irene Nychek was held at Oakburn Greek Catholic church after her death on September 5 in Winnipeg. Rev J Letky officiated as family and neighbours paid tribute and burial followed at Oakburn Greek Catholic cemetery with pallbearers from Brandon Winnipeg Wasagaming Shoal Lake Angusville and Winnipeg. She was born in Western Ukraine and survived by husband Steve five daughters two sons and 15 grandchildren.
Miss Colleen King will start college on Sept 17 to study Home Economics at the University of Manitoba. Congratulations to Frances Switzer on a $50 Secondary Bursary to Grade XI. The Main Street tar patch will soon wear away with traffic. Birth announced for Marnie Marie Moulson on Aug 27 at Birtle District Hospital. Peter Zebroski moved Grainger house to his Rinn farm. John Chalaturnyk chauffeured A A Leghowiczs from McCreary. they left for home in the afternoon. Evelyn Boryskewich returns to Yorkton School as Sacred Heart girls enter Grade XII. Rodney Nield leaves for Melita with Jack Anderson. Rod helps on Nield Bros. farm. Subscriptions renewal urged. Jack Giasman travels to Manitouwadge with word Mrs. Percy Switzer is ill. wishes for her speedy recovery. Shirley Chuchmuch travels to Winnipeg for college, to study science at United College. Mike Hnatuk and Rosie Switzer visit relatives. Marlene Senko accompanies them to the city. The Young Women's Club hosts a dance in Ukrainian Hall on Sept 26 with music by Marchwell See posters for details.
Congratulations go to Raymond Rystephaniuk for winning the Mary Adine Driver Bursary amounting to 250 dollars bringing his yearly total to four. Winnipeg visitors include Mr and Mrs Zemiansky and Mr and Mrs Millenchuk. Sudbury visitor Mr Steve Lasiuk to visit relatives. A farewell party honored Mr Al Borys for his three years as Co op store manager with speeches from community members and a monetary gift. Lunch was by the Ukrainian Women’s Association.
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