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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 16, 1972
Page
5
Local paper urges readers to act quickly to boost men’s business by leveraging community resources and timely outreach. The piece emphasizes urgency, practical steps, and the value of local networks to generate opportunities.
Notice announces kindergarten registration for fall term 1972 at Rossburn Elementary School from March 20 to April 7 excluding Easter break and weekends. Eligibility requires turning 5 on or before November 30 1972.
Mercury snowmobiles experts urge careful trailer choice for safe snowmobile trips to snow and events. Three key points: choose swivel tilt trailers for safer unloading, avoid bargain trailers with suspect bearings, and inspect wheel bearings annually along with proper tire care and hitch setup.
Walter Safety promotes daily water safety habits urging readers to think and act wisely in the water. The message emphasizes staying safe, practicing precautions, and calling for help if trouble arises.
Afternoon action sees the Oakburn Board of Trade broomball team hold Rossburn Lions Club to a 0-0 exhibition draw in a rough friendly. Evening events crown winners across races for multiple age groups with Denise Caldwell and Allan Gawryiuk leading the 6 and under divisions, and Laurie Aylwin and Blaine Veitch top finishers in older categories. Costume contests award top honors to Janet Secor and Wendy Taylor among others.
Family groups led by Cheryl Hryciuk and Marilyn Kurchaba dominated the pageant with Open and Slow Commercial divisions. Carnival attractions included a joint coronation of Glenda Lawless and Carol Tanner, tied ticket sales, and prizes like a Casette Recorder and transistor radio for Ticket contest winners. Curling club draw went to Jim Smith, Rossburn. Janette Mackedenski, 1971 Queen, crowned this year’s winners.
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