Rossburn Review and August 30 1956
Local newspaper page from Rossburn dated Thursday August 30 1956 highlights community notices and column items. The issue features town news, brief notices, and early-preface summaries of upcoming events for residents.
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Rossburn Review
Solsgirth News and Community Notes
Miss Bonnie Murray visits Winnipeg relatives while Solsgirth welcomes a new high school principal. Local visits include Mr. Hector Cameron and family from Winnipeg, and Mr. Stanley Beraza’s trip to Souris. Birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. George Cameron’s daughter. School resumes August 28 with a Friday concert at 8 p.m. Rev. P. Romanyshyn sponsors. Several locals travel to Alberta and Transcona visitors. A reader asks about Sunday School attendance. answer emphasizes parental duty and moral growth, urging understanding of child’s reasons. Shadows of fall politics loom with civic elections and Manitoba redistribution talk ahead of legislature session.
Marginal Reform and Margarine Return in Next Legislature
As provincial election looms, debate over reform and welfare issues is expected to reignite. Jack St John plans to reintroduce a ban removal on colored margarine amid a long session, with Juba previously failing to push the bill.
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Steve Juba
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Winnipeg
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Mae Uxrainetz
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Harry Collingridge
Rodney
Stanley Beraza
Nick Komber
Souris
Verna Hrysak
Andrew Kozak
George Cameron
Solsgirth Memorial Hall
Rev. P. Romanyshyn
Matt Kowal
Walter
Matt Pushi
Transcona
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Manitoba
Independent Commission
Canada
Paest
Aku
Ron Tuckwell
NLA
Weir ‘Funeral Home
Oakburn
Minnedosa
W. C. Wein
J. H. Menzies
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J. Magdaniuk
Rossburn
W. B. Garnett
Optometrist
Harry L. Trump
Brandon
Birtle Hotel
Rossburn & District
General Freight
W Kobenka
Jatin
Koal Lake Hospital
WM. J. Bohongs
Selkirk Ave
Rossburn Hotel
Wm McKietink
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