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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 07, 1949
Page
2
The Rossburn Review lists the weekly publication at the Review Office on Railroad Avenue Rossburn with R Hodge as editor and publisher. It notes second class mail status with Ottawa and subscription rates of $2.00 per year in Denati and $2.50 in the United States.
The piece argues child health hinges on school conditions with classrooms poorly lit, impure air, insufficient heat, and lacking drinking and toilet facilities. It notes Canadian Teacher's Federation findings showing universal NO and calls for federal grants to provinces to fund education and school sanitation improvements.
Mrs H Miller of Rossburn spent Thursday with relatives in the village. Dr and Mrs Kippen and Miss Cremp of Newdale visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs W Miller. Miss D Kenward visits her sister in law Mrs K Kenward at Mr and Mrs J Browns. Mr and Mrs Dan M Hamilton and son of Winnipeg stay with his parents Mr and Mrs W J Hamilton. Mrs A Halliday returns from Winnipeg where she had medical treatment. Mr A Forde and Mrs M D Hamilton attended the Manitoba Dairy and Poultry Co op convention in Winnipeg last week and Mrs Hamilton will visit relatives there.
The Progressive Conservative nominating convention for Marquette will be held Friday April 22 at the Avalon Theatre Shoal Lake. Percy Coutts announces John Diefenbaker and J Arthur Ross will attend and address delegates. Proceedings begin at 8 pm with officer elections. A C Webb resigned prompting the gathering.
Manitoba angling regulations for the 1949 season are available at the Travel and Publicity Bureau. Open season for lake trout specked and brook trout begins April 15 with all fishing closed October 31. Non residents pay 35.50 per person or 8.00 per family for a seasonal license. other Canadians 3.25 per person. Rules cover daily limits possession limits size limits tips and shipping instructions with emphasis on conservation of fish and forests.
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