Game & Fish Assoc To Be Formed Here
An organization meeting to form two local branches of the Manitoba Federation of Game and Fish Associations is set for Tuesday April 19 at 8 p.m. in Harry Droscoski's new building. Films will be shown and officers elected. speakers include Paul Murphy Bob Todd and Frank Ward from Winnipeg. All are welcome, including wives and children. Alex Saley is in charge of arrangements.
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Manitoba Federation of Game and Fish Associations
Harry Droscoski
Paul Murphy
Bob Todd
Frank Ward
Winnipeg
Alex Saley
Bagdad
United Nations
Kd Eser “Agdad
U.N. Aid
Ope
El-Doura
El-Tormia
W A Meeting Held Tuesday at United Church
The United church Women’s Association held their regular monthly meeting Tuesday with 16 members present. A favorite song from the Hit Parade was performed, and business was discussed. An invitation from Strathclair to attend the convention on Wednesday April 27 was received. Mrs Nancy Andrew won the jackpot, and a lunch was served by Mesdames Jean Lawless Mae Simpson and Mary Shorrock.
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Rossburn
United Church W. A
Row Cell
Strathclair
Nancy Andrew
Jean Lawless
Mae Simpson
Mary Shorrock
Whist Drive At Oakburn Hosts Benefit For Osha Church
A Whist Drive at the home of Mr and Mrs John Stebeleski raised 12 00 for Osha Church. Guests included Mr and Mrs Z Yarish Mr and Mrs N Shwaluk Mr and Mrs S Skavinsky Mr and Mrs M Ziemanski Mr and Mrs P Woychyshyn Mr and Mrs T Peech Miss S Maduke and Mr S Wasilka. Mr and Mrs Langridge left for Winnipeg to spend the long week end.
Local Carrier Boy Heads On Tribune Sponsored Trip
Keith Elvers leaves for a Tribune trip visiting Minneapolis Tuesday DeMains Wednesday Omaha Thursday Fargo Friday Winnipeg Saturday with return home Sunday. A wonderful opportunity and congratulations are noted for the carrier boy.
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Keith Elvers
Tribune
Minneapolis
DeMains
Omaha
Boys Town
Fargo
Winnipeg
Local Folks Share Easter Visits and Dance Plans
Community members recount holidays across California Oregon Washington and Canadian towns. Visitors drop by Roblin Angusville Plumas and Rossburn while a spring dance at Rossburn Town Hall on April 18 draws attention.
Neepawa Health Unit Finds Widespread Dental Decay
In a survey of 1227 children examined by Dr. R. A. Christie, three main health threats emerged with decayed teeth being the most prevalent. Dental abscesses appeared in 10.6 percent of decayed cases, and repairs rose sharply with age. The piece urges balanced nutrition, especially for mothers, and caution about overreliance on sweets.
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R. A. Christie
Queen's Day Tournament Planned for June 9
At a Wednesday meeting on April 6 the fourth annual Queen's Day Tournament was scheduled for June 9. Committee additions include George Heindle Richard Roe Bill Joiner Edwin Kozun Elwyn McFeeters Allan Boychuk.
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Rossburn
George Heindle
Richard Roe
Bill Joiner
Edwin Kozun
Elwyn McFeeters
Allan Boychuk
Poliomyelitis Immunization at Rossburn School
A polio immunization for children aged six and seven with parental consent will be held at Rossburn School on Thursday April 21 at 2 p.m. The event targets eligible children and requires consent before participation.
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Rossburn School
Fishing Regulations for Manitoba 1955 Season
Regulations set angling licenses for residents and non residents with fees. Northern regions permit spring to fall fishing May 14 to Oct 31 with creel limits per day and possession limits. Sturgeon fishing prohibited. Minimum sizes set for Pickerel. Licenses must be carried and presented on demand by officers. Live bait prohibition applies.
Local notes from Shoal Lake and area
Mr Alex McTavish of Shoal Lake visited Ben Cormack last Wednesday. Born to Mr and Mrs Lane ford of Ear Falls Ontario a son Charlies Bernard Lawrence on April 3rd. Kelvin Armstrong of Kelwood is visiting at the Bob Stitt home. W Burke Garnett will be at Moffats Drug Store next Tuesday April 19. An auction sale of miscellaneous articles will be held at the residence of K Chop in the village of Rossburn on Saturday April 23. Sale starts at 1:00 p.m. Nick Chopp proprietor. Stanley Yanick Auctioneer. Mr and Mrs Earl Moffat and family motored to Portage le Prairie last Thursday. Mr Moffat returned Friday and Mrs Moffat and family remained to spend the Easter vacation there.
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Laneford
Ear Falls
Ontario
Charlies Bernard Lawrence
W. Burke Garnett
Moffat’s
K. Chop
Rossburn
Nick Chopp
Stanley Yanick
Earl Moffat
Portage le Prairie
Mr. Moffat
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W. A
Oakburn
Mrs. Langridge
U.S
Pat Cope
Mrs. W. Stitt
Mr. T. Armstrong
Mrs. W. Murray
Billi Halliday
Jim Lillie
Ross
George Lawless
Dwain
Dauphin
Sam Silewich
Steve Maydaniuk
Bill Olynick
Angusville
Mrs. J. Gurnick
Mr. Hryciuk and
Murray
Rossburn Town Hall
Wm. Elvers of
Roblin
Town
Ben Cormack’s
G. H. Douglas
Harvey Nickel
Jim and
John
Selsgirth
T. A. Chesney
Portage
W. J. Moulson
Fred Olynick
Russell Hospital
Harry Aylwin
Plumas
Sandra
Dwight
Mrs. Rider
Foxwarren
Dave and
Alex Stewart
Lawless
Dixon Stitt
Bob Peden
Gwen Snider
Morris
Harold Taylor
Janice
Aileen
Bobby
Walpole, Sask
Gordon Taylor
Ray Cameron
Bob Kelso
Albert Kelso
Ferne and
Donald Cameron of
Ben Cormack
Mr. J. Smith
Shellmouth
The
National Grain Construction
Mrs. J. Carson
Mrs. Eddy Menzies
H. Alexander
Jim Stitt
Johanneson
Belmont
Wilson Stitt
Bill Carson
Lynn Lake
Mrs. R. Carson
Neepawa Health Unit Survey
Canada
Manitoba
Alex McTavish
Shoal Lake
Kelvin Armstrong
Kelwood
Bob Stitt
Iraq
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