Authorized as Second Class Ma Post Office Department Ottawa
A brief notice states authorization as second class mail service under the Post Office Department in Ottawa.
17 Apr 1947
Page 1
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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 17, 1947
Page
1
A brief notice states authorization as second class mail service under the Post Office Department in Ottawa.
A long local notice celebrates a couple's wedding day and joyful retirement from winter hardships. It recalls 50 years since Williamson George and Miss Kate wed, and notes family milestones including births, births, and grandchildren. Community events include dances, auctions, and church gatherings in Rossburn Manitoba with checks rooms and film shows.
The Board of Trade reports that progress on parks rinks rest rooms and youth facilities has stalled due to lack of unity. A plan by the Provincial Physical Fitness Council will organize a Community Centre with representatives from business parents teachers clubs churches and local councils to create four working committees with further details next week.
George Wally Kitchen of Brandon and Martha Jean Brown daughter of William Brown of Rossburn united in marriage by Rev M E Nixon on Monday the 14th at the manse. After a wedding dinner at the bride’s father’s home the couple will reside in Brandon with many friends extending best wishes.
Peggy Mulder daughter of Mr and Mrs Mulder of Holland married John Babinski son of Mr and Mrs Walter Babinski of Rossburn at St Casimir Church Fort William Easter Monday at 2 30 pm. Rev Father Stankiewuaz officiated. A supper at New York Lunch followed with toasts.
Mr Wm Kolesky left Tuesday morning for Winnipeg. Miss Agnes Andrew visited Rossburn for a few days. Miss Cordelia Miler returned to Winnipeg where she works. Wendell Cleland spent last weekend in Angusville visiting relatives. Mr Wm Planter of Winnipeg visits district friends. Mr Mike Barrmesky, formerly in Fort William, has returned home. Miss Dorothy Miller, a teacher at Forrest, spent Easter with her parents. Mr Steve Kuzenko of Winnipeg is home for spring work.
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