07 Jun 1962
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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 07, 1962
Page
1
Notice to all concerned in Rossburn warns that the village nuisance ground will be closed to all except licensed truckers if garbage disposal continues. It urges burning combustible material, proper disposal of ashes and non combustibles, cites recent costs, and mentions potential incinerator plans. Mr. Taylors field referenced as example of improper disposal.
Laskowski a daughter born June 2 to Mr and Mrs Walter Laskowski. Shingoose a baby born to Mr and Mrs Ernest Shingoose on
A June 2 bridal shower for Evelyn Bilinsky, bride elect of June 23, drew 135 guests at Vista Hall. Bridesmaid Vicki Chwaluk led Evelyn to her chair under confetti balloons, corsages were pinned, gifts opened, and a luncheon followed with family and out of town guests from Silverton Rossburn Shoal Lake and Mears.
At the Rossburn Pool Elevator directors meeting held Monday, the Rossburn High School curling rink team of Silewich, Williamson, Kreshewski, and Barlow received miniature cups and the annual trophy. Vince Poloway arranged a June 25 Rossburn Town Hall talk with MFA speaker W J Parker. The association will sponsor two local youths aged 9 to 15 to the MFA camp at Clear Lake.
Mr and Mrs H A Hamilton visited Saturday with Mr and Mrs D Hamilton in Brandon. Miss Betty Mackedenski left Sunday for Vancouver after three weeks with her parents Garry Hamilton. WinniPeg was home for the weekend with Shirley Belinski visiting.
The Red Cross will conduct water safety classes at Fishing Lake from July 16 to 27 with instructor Brian Brusegard. Returning test passers will be placed in a higher class. Interested people should register early and watch for notices later in the month. Rossburn Game & Fish Association
The Well Baby Clinic will be held at the Rossburn Health Unit Office in the hospital on Thursday June 14 from 1 30 to 3 30 p m.
The 21st Roblin Russell district W I convention was held at Roblin Mission Hall with 87 attendees including Miss Collyer Dr Helgi Austman and Mrs Geo Black. Speakers included Mrs S J Klym on Adult Education and Mr James A Greaves on the Children's Aid Society. Foxwarren won 1st in Salada Foods Competition with Roblin placing 2nd. The Penny Parade raised 33.20 and district officers for 1962 63 were elected across multiple towns.
Rossburn hosts the Second Annual Sports Day on June 16 with a senior baseball tournament offering 100, 50 and 25 dollar prizes. Last year Hamiota beat Shoal Lake in a dramatic final. Decker won the fastball event. Under-14 and under-12 baseball divisions, skill games, novelties, and a town hall dance cap the day, with entries due by Friday evening.
A May 27 shower in Oakburn honored bride-elect Melvyne Antonation who will marry on August 4. About 150 guests attended as she received a corsage and was escorted to her seat to the Wedding March played by Miss Gail Dunits.
Mr and Mrs Joe Murphy of Oak River were visitors in town. On Saturday Delroy Stitt with Bob Stitt Elaine Cleland Janice Johnston and Sonja Glushka drove out from Winnipeg for the weekend.
An executive meeting of the Rossburn Game & Fish Association on June 5 1962 at Slows Garage adopted minutes and announced a Silver Dollar Bingo at Fishing Lake on June 26 featuring nineteen games with prizes of two silver dollars and a blackout for 12 dollars. A general clean-up at the lake is slated for June 11 at 2 PM moving bath houses to the east public beach and clearing debris at the boat docks. The Manitoba Federation of Game and Fish Association convention will be at Clear Lake June 20 to 22. Red Cross classes run July 16 to 27 with instructor Brian Brusegard. Saturday bounty times run 11 AM to 12 PM and 7 PM to 8 PM at Slows. Ten fish per person is the limit. violators may face enforcement.
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