22 Aug 1957
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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 22, 1957
Page
1
The Rossburn Review lists its office location at Mountain Ave Rossbert and credits C W Aylwin as editor and publisher. Subscription rates are $2.09 per year in Canada and $3.00 in the USA with second class mail authorization from Ottawa.
Touring Manitoba presents Hecla Island as a new Lake Winnipeg resort offering peaceful scenery. Visitors reach Gulf Harbor and a lighthouse by road or ferry, with bird sanctuary nearby. Boats and motor excursions to surrounding isles add seaside leisure.
Vis ta Ne items show VISTA-Charlie Miller of Flin Flon visiting his parents. Winnipeg residents Steve Woycheshin and Larry Woods visit relatives, Elgin Brown holidaying with Sam Brown, and numerous Winnipeg Brandon Gimli Minnedosa etc. residents visiting family over a weekend. A birth is announced for Pete Kowal and spouse.
The piece notes a district high school bus serving farm children, replacing the old one room schoolhouse. It highlights parental push for continued education toward farming careers, possibly to an agricultural college. The yellow bus symbolizes access to higher learning beyond elementary schooling.
The piece argues that true knowledge in agricultural science and business management underpins profitable crop production. It praises current farmers while stressing that tomorrow's bright children on the yellow bus will advance farming through newer practices and revolutionary farm machinery.
A bridal shower in Ukrainian Hall on Saturday August 17 honored Nancy Turkalo, a Windsor Ontario bride-elect from Ashville, with corsages for the guest and her mother in law. Miss Margaret Katchen assisted in opening gifts, about 50 attendees enjoyed a luncheon hosted by Mrs Bill Katchen.
John Dufret of Angupville Manitobs died at his home on Thursday July 18 after a severe heart attack. He was born in Poland August 1872 and lived in Canada since 1901. He farmed in the Lima School District before retirement and moving to Angusville. Survived by his widow Anna, three sons Walter Bert Stanley, two daughters, twelve grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral July 20 at Holy Trinity Church Angusville with interment at Holy Trinity Cemetery. Pallbearers and out of town mourners listed.
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