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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 02, 1948
Page
2
The Rossburn Review lists printing location at the Review Office on Railroad Ave in Rossburn. It notes postal authorization as 2nd class and provides subscription rates of $2.00 per year in Canada and $2.50 in the United States.
A Canadian businessman counsels his nineteen year old son who leaves university for a department store job. The father stresses personal effort, practical education, and responsibility, while the son believes government can ease the path to prosperity. The dialogue contrasts old fashioned work ethic with reliance on political science and state power.
Miss Tweddell visited Winnipeg relatives and the town hosts a Friday pie social with Dune's Orchestra. The digging of a rink flood well proceeds well while local families visit, including Mr and Mrs Butler of Selkirk and Mrs T Miller in Russell. Nastor Zemliak, son of Mr and Mrs Zemliak, recovers from pneumonia in Shoal Lake. The Ham family from Alida attended Vista, and the T B Amateur Contest at Redvers is noted. Congratulations to the Associated Canadians Travelers for a charitable program.
Oakburn welcomes Arthur Ellis as the new CNR agent. Visitors include D McKenzie in Rossburn, Harry and Mrs Whyman at Decker, and Ukrainian Catholic Youth delegates Kottick and Osadec in Winnipeg. A near miss at the Oakburn level crossing injures John Maltation, and Ladies' Aid of Oakburn United Church meets at Mrs. John W. Smith’s home to plan for Shoal Lake Westminster Bazaar.
Angusville notes show Mr. and Mrs. Balakunyz returned from Winnipeg. Sudorik moved barber equipment to Jake Mennyk's pool room and opened for business. W.M.S. Apron Sale raised 54.30 for Memorial Rink. Birth announced for J A Chuchmuck’s daughter in Russell. Pie social netted 190 pie sales and 113.50 door receipts for charity. Farewell party for Mike Gallent at Ukrainian Peoples Hall with speeches and Rogers Bros Silver presented.
Wasyl Luhowy a longtime Oakburn resident died at 72 after six weeks illness in Oakburn. Survived by widow Annie and three sons Nicholas Joseph Walter, and daughter Mary Borodie of Peace River Alberta. Funeral at Oakburn Greek Catholic church conducted by Rev. Fornalchhyk.
Well known Canadian baritone Lionel Daunais will be the guest soloist on the Northern Electric Hour airing Monday evening December 6. He is accompanied by Allan McIver and the Northern Electric concert orchestra. The program is broadcast weekly over the CBC Trans-Canada network.
A compact list shows available items such as soft drinks, ice cream, meals, lunches, and tobaccos. The offerings indicate a general store or market area serving varied consumer goods.
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