Scotch Candymaker Raises Lolly Pop Sticks
A Scotch Candymaker answers a nudge for better value by increasing lolly pop stick length, giving customers more confection for their money.
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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 31, 1949
Page
2
A Scotch Candymaker answers a nudge for better value by increasing lolly pop stick length, giving customers more confection for their money.
Donations pour into the Memorial Fund with Bert Mitchell giving 200 bushels of certified seed wheat and Mrs May Crook contributing 374.10. Shanks and Mrs Howard McIntosh add gains from raffles of an all wool comforter and a silk cushion. The committee seeks more farmer seed wheat pledges and plans a future public progress meeting.
Parkwarden J. Hyska reports shooting the largest timber wolf seen in the National Park last week. The animal measured about 7 ft 3 in in length and weighed around 125 pounds.
A large crowd gathered in Rossburn Hall on Tuesday March 22 to honor Dr. and Mrs. Shaver who depart for Winnipeg. Local officials and Hospital Board member N Stupinsky attended with Dr. Cham praising the outgoing pair and presenting a token gift as lunch concluded the farewell.
In a brief exchange, Diggs remarks on a man’s talent for conversation without opportunity to use it, while Jinks cautiously confirms his own marriage with a hesitant admission. The humorous repartee underscores social expectations and personal status in a light moment.
A school notice invites students to snap first photos of spring birds or crows within a week. The winning image will be sponsored by the Rossburn Student Council at the Gala Dance. One dollar prize to winners. Keep your oil in April.
A humorous century old set of curling rules frames the sport as a moral guide. It outlines etiquette and strategic cautions from broom use to leadership on the ice, concluding with fairness and sportsmanship in team substitutions.
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