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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 08, 1990
Page
11
A Prairie Research Associates survey of 807 Manitobans shows 52.4 percent view the legislation as about right and 42.9 percent say not tough enough. Justice Minister Jim McCrae cites high awareness, with 75 percent informed of changes and 72.4 percent noting radio and TV messages as a source.
Regional church notices list services for United Church of Canada Knox and Rossburn Alliance Church and Ukrainian Catholic and Orthodox congregations. Includes times at Dauphin, Angusville, Rossburn, Sandy Lake, Menzie, Russell, Waywayseecappo, Shoal Lake, Oakburn, and Weiro1.
Visitation notes from Bran don residents and weekend guests outline local social ties. Upcoming events include Annie Get Your Gun May 10th-12th, Mother's Day Tea and Bake Sale May 12th at Rossburn Town Hall Basement, CYME concert May 12th in Oakburn, K of C breakfast May 13th, Ukrainian Orthodox Ladies meeting, Ukrainian Catholic Church events, yard and bake sales across May and June, and a Father’s Day Tea and Bake Sale June 16th at Rossburn United Church. Names include Dick Baker, Ross Taylor, Tammy and Trevor, Mel Ham, Cora Miller, Sheila Brown, Lorna, Nicolene Morris, Nick Morris, Tanasychuk, and Lena.
Lisa Butler, daughter of Freda and the late Frank Butler of Rossburn, attends a dinner in Winnipeg hosted by Lieutenant Governor George Johnson during Volunteer Week. Others include Jean Hyatt of Willand, Margaret Kaban of Winnipeg, and Patrick and Jackie Herchak of Calgary. Rossburn residents report Easter visits and travel notes as snow persists. Janice Tokar visits from Ottawa to see her mother Helen Tokar in Rossburn.
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