Rossendale News Highlights Local Visits and Church Anniversary
In Cypress River and surrounding areas, residents report weekend visits among families including Bienganskis, Watsons, and Culberts. The Rossendale U.C.W. met in Portage on June 20 with 13 members and five visitors, presenting appreciation letters and sharing a hymns session. The Rossendale United Church anniversary was observed June 24 with guests from Portage, Rosehill, Rignald, Treherne, Edwin, Poplar Point, Holland, and Winnipeg, featuring a student minister, solos, and a post service lunch. A community picnic is planned for June 29 with races, ball games, a parade, and a dance by Floyd Lacroix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cypress River
R. Moffat
W. Moffat
Portage
W. Vigar
Holland
G. Helston
C. McMillan
Sharon
R. F. Culbert
J. Nicoll
G. Hird
Treherne
Jean Hird
Winnieg
S. Paisley
R McLeod
Wallace
Paisley
Rossendale United Church
Rosehill
Rignald
Edwin
Poplar Point
Winnipeg
W. Lord
A. Dronan
J. Donald
Ian
Groun
Floyd, Lacroix
Hartford
Betty Tarr
Plowing Match Results From Page One Continued
Utility class Jack Moor house wins best crown and finish in plowing. Welding competition places Malcolm MacDonald Basswood first H Burton Bethany second Lyall W Stone Beaver third L E Jordan Portage fourth George Beraskin Portage fifth Gerald Harder Carman sixth.
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Jack Moorhouse
Malcolm MacDonald
Basswood
H. Burton
Bethany
Lyall W. Stone
Beaver
L. E. Jordan
Portage
George Beraskin
Gerald Harder
Carman
Five Years Later Finds Bottle Note
MALIFAX CP Five years ago Jean Henderson and sister Marion put a note in a bottle with their father a fisherman and dropped it in the Atlantic off New Harbor NS The note asked the finder to write the names and addresses She later learned from Charles Julius who found the bottle while bathing in the ocean on Christmas Day in St Kitts in the British West Indies.
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Malifax
Jean Henderson
Marion
New Harbor
Joan
Victoria General Hospital
St. Kitts
British West Indies
Charles Julius
Clean Up For Fair Time
A letter to the Herald urges local towns to cleanup yards lots and display flags for fair time. Citizens and businesses are asked to cooperate, improving town appearance and to collect papers on the main street just before the fair.
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Herald
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