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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 22, 1996
Page
9
Local residents share visits and anniversaries from Angusville, Rossburn, Brandon, and nearby towns. Gatherings include parades at Binscarth and Rossburn, weddings at Elkhorn Ranch, and family visits from Ontario to Manitoba. Celebrations mark 42nd to 46th anniversaries and a foster mom honor at Brandon University.
Rossburn District residents and relatives from Calgary visited Jim and Margaret Bryan and Myrtle Maxwell while meditating on July anniversaries. Six couples marked 40 or more years over July 14 to 22, led by Caroline and Michael Antonin at 46 and followed by Hedley 45 and Wasylenko 44. Three couples reach July 21 for celebration. The group planned a Russell Inn dinner Monday and hopes a yearly 40 Club reunion continues with a future gap filled between 44 and 42 year marks. Sympathy sent to the Gluska family on Steve Gluska's passing in Burnaby.
Seniors aged 55 and over participated in the Rossburn Recreation Commission annual Senior's Olympics. Details of events and winners are available on page 2.
The newspaper states a policy that all letters to the editor must be signed and the editor reserves the right to edit reject or comment on any letter submitted for publication.
Oakburn District correspondent notes Allan Loewen Nicole Loewen Alice Derlage Linda Derlage and Pat Derlage from Winnipeg visited Mrs Anne Maduke and Steffie.
The Rossburn Age Society and Rossburn Parkland Downs apologize to Mrs. Ann Palmer and her family for not including the Sterling Palmer Memorial Race in last weekend's racing program. Sterling Palmer contributed greatly to Rossburn racing, and the Society intends to acknowledge his efforts in the future.
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