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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 15, 1954
Page
2
Anne Forrest will spend about a week with her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Chittick at the farm and with her grandmother Mrs. Forrest who is reportedly up and around again.
An old song recollection leads to summer plans including long walks and picnics. Practical picnic tips cover eggs and fruit, foil packets, and a thumbtack to secure items. A warm weather recipe uses mixed fruit juices and whipped cream, frozen into a tray for six servings. An elderly neighbor preferred winter but hot summers challenge, now eased by electric ranges from MP C showrooms. The Manitoba Power Commission invites readers to send homemaking questions to Canada Building Winnipes.
A double ring ceremony on July 1 united Shirley Anne Miller and Cpl. Robert Kemp Young of Winnipeg at Pipestone United Church. Rev G H Whidden officiated with Jeane Mann at the organ. Bride wore a light blue suit and red rose corsage. Guests included Jean Miller as bridesmaid and L A C Frank Garoque as groom’s attendant. After a US trip, the Youngs will reside in Winnipeg.
Tom Padruchny attends summer school in Winnipeg. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dodd of Winnipeg visit relatives in the district. Verna Usick, nurse at Dauphin Hospital, returns to duties after a three week home holiday. Steve Sawiski and Cliff Usick work for Mike Zatylny in running the caterpillar. Tom D. Zatylny learns of a nephew from Poland who came in 1943 to Germany then to Rhode Island this year.
Mrs F Turner and Miss Betty Ann Turner started work at the Lake on Sunday. The Annual Whirlpool Picnic was held Tuesday July 6 in spite of rain with all pupils and parents present. Mr and Mrs Gorton Turner and Dianne from Dauphin visited on their way home from a North Dakota trip. Betty Ann Turner visited the S McInnis home Friday. Jolly Neighbors Club picnic postponed to August due to busy season. Mr and Mrs Jimmy Musgrove and family visited her parents last week.
A tea hosted by Mrs. Ratcliffe celebrated Mrs. Margaret Flynn turning 91 on July 17. Attendees included Mrs. Gladys Honey and family, plus numerous town guests and relatives. Mrs. Flynn remains active with memory, embroidery, reading, and regular Sunday church attendance. She received many congratulatory cards and a letter from the Manitoba Power Commission.
Mervin Wowk is home while his parents take holidays. Peter Melnyk will teach at Lima School after the holidays, having taught Room One at Angus School from January to June. Mr and Mrs Peter Paquette visited St Lazarre church last Sunday, July 11. A gang arrived to tear down the oldest National Elevator to be replaced with a new up to date one, with a six week Angusville stay. Mr and Mrs Jack Anderson left to visit Melita on Wednesday. brother J Cobb is ill and they will visit west coast relatives arriving July 4, not Mr and Mrs J G Stitt as last week’s paper stated.
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