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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 10, 1961
Page
8
Community gathering Sunday August 13 at Art Nicholson's farm seven miles west of Shoal Lake on old No 4 Highway. Delegates to Founding Convention will give reports. Basket supper. Everyone welcome.
In loving memory of our dear husband and Dad Vic Halliday who passed away August 2 1956. He would not wish for sorrow but that we remember throughout the passing years. Ever remembered by his wife family and grandchildren.
The message urges using cash for purchases to avoid credit charges and promote thrift. It notes Grandpa saved money, paid 100 percent cash, and carried purchases home, while also recommending borrowing from the credit union when needed and highlighting life and disability assurance with rebates on interest.
A long list of names and towns records social visits, birthdays, anniversaries, and holidays. It notes Mrs. Elfreda McNeil of Winnipeg visiting her mother, families from Swan Lake and Fort William hosting relatives, and Sonia Rubennik and Peter Rubennik’s July wedding with a honeymoon to British Columbia. Birthdays mark Mary Strong turning 80 on August 11, with get well wishes for Grandma Stitt. Several trips to Winnipeg, Toronto, and other Ontario and Manitoba locales are mentioned along with sympathy notices for the Cormack family.
Born to Mr and Mrs Mike Zegalski of Strathclair Manitoba a daughter Cynthia Jean weighing 9 pounds 1 ounce at Shoal Lake Hospital on July 30. Grandparents, relatives and friends greet the new arrival as Mr and Mrs Garf Lindsay visit Brandon and J Lindsay households.
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