10 Apr 1958
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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 10, 1958
Page
1
Beginning Sunday April 20 a two week visitor to Roseburn will be Rev J D Harbarenko a familiar Prairies voice through Yorkton A fascinating speaker in four languages a Bible College priv angelist he has flying experience and a wealth of anecdotes to illustrate his message.
Bill Mcintosh was appointed assistant manager of the Sth Ave and 4th St West Branch of the Toronto Dominion Bank in Calgary Alberta. He has spent the previous two years as Credit Officer and began his banking career in Rossburn and Winnipeg.
It has been necessary to carry over some local and district news until next week to accommodate three lengthy letters.
Letter from a reader congratulates Nick Mandziuk on his successful election in Marquette. The writer objects to the April 8 Rossburn Review article and notes the piece blends news with editorial content trailing a quotation about Liberal promises after 22 years in power.
The Vista News item lists numerous residents visiting relatives in Winnipeg Portage la Prairie and Brandon over the Easter weekend. It notes church services with a large turnout and communion, and records several town residents traveling to Lauder and Shoal Lake. The notice reports the death of Mrs Melvin Ham while on holiday in Montreal and extends sympathy to the Baker and Hamilton families.
Sunday visitors marked Easter as Mr and Mrs J Daggana family and Nettie Mushumanski joined relatives in Neepawa. Easter travels included Evelyn Boryskewich from Yorkton and families visited Erickson and Stefanishyn households. A community play by Vista W I titled Trouble With Mary is planned for April 16 at Ukr Hall.
Sympathy is extended to the Ham family after Mrs. John Plant left Monday for Calgary to visit her mother Mrs. Wm Maxwell who is on the sick list. The Birdtail W.I. Tea is set for April 26 in the United Church Annex. Cliff Hamilton was the first in the Birdtail district to report spring field work, per a Tuesday phone report.
A schedule lists services and events: Rossburn Blessing of Food at 7 00 p m on the 12th, Rossburn 7 30 am on the 13th, Otha 10 30 am on the 13th, Rossburn Farms on the 14th, Mears on the 15th, Rossburn Dinner in Hall on the 20th, and Otha on the 27th.
John W. Cormack responds to a statement about Liberal promises and election impact. He argues past Liberal kept many promises, cites Social Security legislation and the Dominion Provincial tax agreement, and urges fairness. The editor notes the piece reflects a factual, not editorial, stance about voter behavior in Canada.
Mr and Mrs Sid Hamilton of Winnipeg visited Solsgirth to see her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Murray and Bonnie. Lorraine Cameron and her Brandon husband visited the Cameron home last weekend. Danny Bereza of Stenen Sask holidayed with his Solsgirth parents. H Nickel and sons spent several days at the Brandon Winter Fair. Eddie Skomoroski and his Winnipeg wife visited Solsgirth for Easter with his mother.
Orthodox church calendar details for April 1958 listing service times at Glen Elmo Oakburn Sandy Lake Leech Menzie Rossburn Vista Angusville and other places. Rev. J Rybaika is noted.
A resident disputes a Rossburn mayoral letter, defending democratic rights and criticizing labeling of opponents as niggardly. He argues against funding a new school, cites existing town debts from past projects, and calculates rising costs to show how bond debt would burden homeowners and fixed incomes. E H Harris signs the letter.
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