28 Jun 1956
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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 28, 1956
Page
1
A stream of visiting friends and relatives links Oliver BC to Rossburn, Minnedosa, Brandon, Shoal Lake, and Winnipeg. Notables include Wilton Brown’s appointment as UGG Superintendent in Carman, with duties starting August 1, and several families sharing weekend visits, trips to Brandon, and attendance at district meetings and funerals.
Due to linotype issues the July 1st Rosabura notice for the Uk Orthodox Church was postponed to a later budget and will be carried over to the next schedule.
The Ukrainian Ladies Aid hosts a Tea and Draw on Saturday June 30 1956 at Town Hall 8 p m with a short entertainment period at 10 30 p m during which the draw takes place Mileage Field Day is set for Tuesday July 10 at Bert Mitchells Farm sponsored by Crop Improvement Club Extension Service speakers and Department of Agriculture will present and machinery from various implement companies will be on display all farmers are welcome
The Rossburn Student Council publishes a school year book every two years containing pictures articles sports reports and special features. Former residents with relatives here are urged to purchase to stay in touch with local youth. Order from Orest Smyennik or John Murphy by enclosing 7i.
Mr and Mrs A Mitchell Dar rene and Eleanor Norman and Irvin Mitchell and Gervin Miller motored to Napinka on Sunday where they visited their daughter Joyce and Marlene Chambers who are preaching there They attended the anniversary service of Elim Chapel at 3 pm Rev Berry of Brandon was special guest speaker.
Notice announces a second polio immunization for children who had the first dose. The event is set for Thursday July 12 1956 at 2 pm in Icbern Village Hall. All eligible children who received the first dose will receive the second on this date.
A miscellaneous shower for Irene Boneliak was held at the Parish Hall last Thursday night June 21. Edna Cameron read the address as gifts were opened and shared. Nadya Nah irniak and Lesia Chopp entertained on accordions before Irene thanked attendees and a lunch was served.
Mr and Mrs C A Menzies and Ronald Hamilton arrived back home on Thursday after a trip to Winnipeg.
Rowat Veitch and Dave Maxwell attended the Truste es Convention in Russell on June 19. A district member attended the M F A meeting at Minnedosa on Wednesday. Mrs Helen Ducharme started duties at the local hospital. The Missionary meeting met Tuesday at Mrs C Brown's with nine members. Mrs Bert Palmer of Flin Flon visited her father Mr C York. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Sam Prokop on the birth of their son Wally Carl on June 3 at 6 lb 11 oz.
Lillian Grace Langridge married Allan John Dickson in a June 9 ceremony at First Baptist Church. Rev. Edgar J. Bailey presided before gladioli and fern. Attendants wore blue pink turquoise gowns. reception for 50 at Maple Leaf Halls. The couple will reside in Edmonton after a Banff wedding trip.
A reader complains about snow plowing in Ward ITI, arguing residents along the main road should pay more to share costs and criticizing uneven billing. The same letter then shifts to advice about attending fairs, cautioning against impulse purchases and promising entertainment and chance at small winnings.
Congratulations to Mildred Kobuch, Grade IX student at Rossburn School, for winning a $250 Xonte Service Club Scholarship to help finish high school. Mildred will advance to Grade X at Rossburn next year.
DutChak couple welcome a daughter on June 27 at Rossburn Hospital. Herchak couple greet a son born June 26 in Rossburn. McLaren family announce a son born June 25 at Rossburn Hospital.
Billy Graham Evangelistic Film Souls in Conflict to be shown at Rossburn Town Hall on July 6. The event invites everyone to attend and bring two friends.
The narrator warns against a smooth talking gambler who entices people with small bets to win large sums. He likens the lure to dice, numbers, and quick schemes that strip pockets before dawn. Reflecting on past schooling and social bonds, he laments how law and order offer little protection while seeking safe limits at the fair this year.
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