25 Feb 1954
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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 25, 1954
Page
1
Local residents report illnesses and recoveries including Mr M J Tokar and Mrs Chomica. Several families, including the Moffats and Taylors, visited Brandon Portage and Yorkton. Social events feature garden supplies bids, bonspiel plans, and church talks at Russell with updates on travel, funerals, and school construction plans.
A readable recipe note suggests youngsters may enjoy oatmeal cookies with % cup chopped gum drops folded in. It also offers a frosting idea for broiled fish using onion salt and Worcestershire in mayonnaise, then broil until golden. It ends with thawing frozen fish fillets before deep frying.
The text describes dusting excess from pancake mix and frying for two minutes in hot fat to resemble thick syrup. It suggests serving with dark corn syrup melted with butter, brushing kidneys with butter before broiling, broiled Canadian bacon, and making gingerbread for aroma. It also mentions slicing squares and assembling with cream cheese dates and walnuts.
Your Blue Cross is due now and must be paid to Mrs. O. Elvers group leader. Rossburn hosts a Fancy Dress Ice Carnival on Saturday March 13th with costumes urged to be ready.
The Manitoba Department of Agriculture announces forage seed orders will be accepted at the Shoal Lake Agricultural Office. The first 35 eligible farmers may order 90 lbs of certified brome and 20 lbs of commercial alfalfa for 13.00 plus express charges. Orders must include payment and be placed by March 15, 1954.
Mr Louis Bart investigated loud magpie activity on the north end of the Robert Peden farm and found the birds hovering over a huge black bear sighting near the bush.
A severely decomposed animal corpse was found and described as dead for some time. One of its paws with large claws was reportedly seen at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Day, suggesting a possible lead.
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