01 Dec 1966
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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 01, 1966
Page
1
Nostalgic verses celebrate Riding Mountain's ridges lakes and forests. The poem invites readers near and far to recall dawns over mountains old pastures moor and streams and the seasonal wonders from spring birds to autumn treetops. It evokes place names like Riding Mountain and Birdtail Valley with imagery of wildlife and weather.
A mixed collection of maxims and poems on home life faith and virtue. The piece weaves Christian stewardship with humorous quips about duties and holidays, noting cultural echoes like Christmas and a playful line about Robinson Crusoe and a five day work week.
The Sandy Lake Curling Club held its annual meet on Friday in November with very poor attendance. New executive members were elected and will serve next year: President Lawrence Sass Vice-President Steve Derhak Secretary Jessie Warwaruk Treasurer Moody Roe buck Draw-master Bill Symmonds. Plans include Ladies curling one evening weekly. those interested to leave names with Sass or Warwaruk.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Derhak marked their 25th wedding anniversary Thursday in Sandy Lake North Hall. Family members attended including son Alvin with accordion, daughter Dianne Bachewich pinning roses, and a three tier cake. Toasts led by Garry Derhak, gifts from relatives, and dancing followed a formal evening. local arrivals and sickness wishes were noted.
Decembers meeting times listed for Angusville Ruthenia and Otha on the 4th and 19th with sessions at 11 30 am and 0 pm in Rossburn respectively not clearly stated as final details or locations. The fragment indicates multiple venue mentions and times but lacks complete context for full scheduling.
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