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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 11, 1957
Page
6
Fragmentary text discusses improving methods through new discoveries, noting progress in prescription stock and a pharmacist’s readiness to implement innovations as discoveries become available. The surviving phrases suggest a period tone about medical invention and utilization in practice.
A local service offers prescription pickup or prompt delivery without extra charges. The ad notes many people entrust the shop with filling their prescriptions and asks to compound yours.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Chuchmuch and Darlene along with Mr. S. Bachinski of Port Arthur visited Mr. and Mrs. A. Kostesky. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. B. Chuchmuch Wayne and Dennis of Fort William. Frank Gallant and Valerie, Alex Chuchmuch and family, and Mrs. Mary Chuchmuch of Angusville joined, while Kostesky children hosted Pamela and Earl Simanchuck of Winnipeg.
Mr and Mrs Joe Choptuik and families along with Mr and Mrs Potter and families travelled from Solsgirth to Brandon on Thursday for the Provincial Exhibition. The community learned of the sudden deaths of Mrs H Nickel's and Mrs J C Treble's mother in Winnipeg on Friday. Mariene and Brenda Treble stayed in Winnipeg, while Mr and Mrs J C Treble and Mr and Mrs H Nickel motored to Winnipeg after time at Clear Lake.
A double ring ceremony in Angusville’s Greek Catholic church united Geraldine Mary Stefanishyn and William Krisa on June 29. The wedding featured a lace gown, turquoise bridesmaids, and a Winnipeg photographer, with reception at Silver Beach Hall and many out of town guests from Manitoba and Ontario. News covers community events, visitors, illnesses, and local travel among Angusville residents and nearby towns.
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