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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 08, 1965
Page
5
Entries must reach the Secretary by 12 noon July 12. A 25 cent fee applies for same day entries. No entries after 9 a.m. Judging starts at 10 a.m. Rules will be strictly enforced to finish judging early in the hall. Signed Mrs. Elmer Brown.
A Rossburn Hospital Auxiliary bingo at the Fair Grounds on Monday July 5 awarded multiple cash prizes and small donated items to numerous winners including Frank Zegalski Mary Siwak and Colleen Palmer. A Rossburn Game and Fish Association bingo is planned at Fishing Lake on July 12 with eight pm start and 15 prize games. D M Varmey conducts an auction on Saturday July 10 with M J Kustiak as auctioneer.
A long list of residents and visitors from Manitoba and neighboring provinces share holiday stays, visits with relatives, and trips to Banff, Vancouver, Victoria, and Winnipeg. Notable mentions include arrivals from Edmonton, Calgary, Saskatoon, Flin Flon, and St. Catharines with updates on health and birthdays.
Mrs Nadia Isacson and family visit from Vancouver with Miss Joyce Bachewich from San Francisco. Mrs Larry Kristalovich and Miss Vickie Hnatuk stay in Winnipeg area. Anna Sandy Lake hosts Water Sports Day on Sunday July 11 at noon with RCOC Shilo Band, boat races, ski jump, softball, meals. Rodney Kolinsky enrolls at St Andrews College in Winnipeg. Mrs Domansky visits with sister Mrs Hart from England.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Feuchtmiller from Long Island New York spent Monday and Tuesday with their niece Mrs. Peter Belinsky and family in Vista. They were joined by Mrs. J. W. Plumptre from Sandridge Manitoba, the mother of Mrs. Belinsky.
Mayor proclaims July 13 1965 a public holiday in Rossburn with 1 PM DST start. All businesses to close at that time except garages cafes restaurants and hotels in the village. The notice directs observance and indicates closed shops.
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