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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 29, 1954
Page
2
The item lists residents visiting relatives in Flin Flon Madsen Ontario and Winnipeg. It notes a local fair attendance and praise, plus families spending Sundays together at C. Browns. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Ivan McFadyen and Mr and Mrs H Taylor on their bereavement.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Strong and family visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. N. Strong Friday night. The road south of town is being improved with a coat of gravel. Arthur Lewis visited friends in town over the week end. Miss Norma Cummings is visiting Kerkella. Rossburn and Shoal Lake Fairs were enjoyed despite hot weather. Mrs. Fred Martin of Glenella visits her mother Mrs. W. H. Halliday. Miss Iris MacDonald visits her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. MacDonald.
Angusville residents and visitors fill a busy week with relatives in Winnipeg and Birds Hill. Ben Angus returns with Martha Angus as Mildred Zink visits Brandon, and Joy Switzer joins Mrs. Hnatuke’s party from Detroit Lakes. Engagement announced for Nick Sacney and Anne Nahirniak. Ball players join Binscarth at Spy Hill Sports Day. Ernie Hnatuke heads to HMCS Stadacona for naval training.
August 1954 church calendar lists Rev P Glitski as pastor with dinners after services at Oakburn on the 1st and 8th Rossburn Sandy Lake Menzie Angusville and Glen Elmo on other specified Sundays including August 15 19 22 28 with multiple dinner after service events in each location.
Mr. Mike Sawiski and Harry Bachewich traveled to Winnipeg as delegates to the Interprovincial Farm Union Conference held at Grace United Church on July 19 and 20. Fraser school will be washed by Elsie Maxemchuk.
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