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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 02, 1957
Page
7
Millions of dollars are spent to analyze earth derived substances for better antibiotics and cancer cures. New medicines are perfected rapidly and stocked as soon as they gain safety approval, with researchers hopeful for future breakthroughs.
A local pharmacy promotes convenient prescription services with phone orders for pickup or free delivery. They emphasize reliable compounding and personal service, inviting patients to entrust them with filling their prescriptions.
Readers report a Monday evening sighting of a partial annular sun eclipse west of Lakehead and in the northern U S. The event occurred around 8 o'clock and was described by the Winnipeg Tribune as an annular eclipse when the moon’s disk is smaller than the sun’s due to Earth moon distances.
Mr Wm Stitt spent a few days at MacGregor with his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Douglas Leckie. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Wilfred Chegwin of Asquith Sask on the birth of a son Timothy Kevin. Various families from Brandon Minnedosa Foxwarren and Inglis visited, and summer church services move to 10 30 AM. Sandra Brown underwent an appendectomy at Russell Hospital.
Miss Gladys Wickdahl spent Easter with her parents Mr and Mrs G Wickdahl. Mr and Mrs Ian Hamilton and daughter of Russell visited with her parents Mr and Mrs John Hofdahl during the holiday.
A church notice for St. Theresa in Romen and Rossburn area lists services in May 1957 at Rossburn and Angusville with times 9:00 and 11:00. It quotes Isaiah 1 18 and hymn-like verses about sin being washed white and redemption through Christ.
Westmount residents share weekend visits among families including Karten Ullberg Sjovold and McIntyres. A large crowd attended the Steve Marcino farm sale despite poor weather. Patrick Dean suffered a heart attack, prayers for recovery. New families Earl Ullberg move in. Johnston purchases Marcino farm. local movement noted.
Viviana Ruth Plante of Winnipeg returns home with her mother after a brief stay. Diane Maxwell spent a few days at the Thompson residence. Sheldon Brown visited Tommy Carson. Mrs Geo Wight remains in hospital with best wishes for a speedy recovery. T Duncan Jr. a patient in the local hospital. Bobby Crookshanks of Flin Flon and Marion Crookshanks, Marlene and Gordon visited C Browns Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Frank Treble of Selsgirth hosted Sunday guests including Mr and Mrs Nick Maryniuk and Miss Vi Matiowski who returned to Winnipeg April 24 and has become a stenographer at Funk's Furniture in Selkirk Manitoba. Easter weekend visitors to the J S Huston home included Mr and Mrs Meredith Huston John and Grant of Swan River. John Cormack left Friday for Winnipeg to meet his wife traveling from Eastern Canada. R N Hutton Bassburn Creamery manager Henry Miller and George Heindle drove to Dauphin for a regional Creamery meeting. Mr and Mrs Rodney Woods and children of Binscarth visited Mrs Gertrude Woods last week.
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