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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 16, 1957
Page
2
Dear Editor, the Social Credit party declares a commitment to four basic principles. They oppose higher taxation, value the individual, reject empty promises, and refuse deals with other parties. They nominate a candidate to oppose Liberal seats and urge unity behind one party to send a representative to Ottawa.
Angusville beat Rossburn 7 to 3 at Angusville Monday evening with Lazaruk and Silewich pitching for the locals. Angusville hosts a game Friday night and notes mention overage players used to field the team.
Brief notice notes activities of the Ukrainian Catholic Church in May 1957 tied to Ascension Mears. The fragment references liturgical or community gatherings with expected parish involvement and possible schedule details.
May 19 Sunday Leech and May 19 Sunday Oakburn Gien Elmo 8 p.m. Thursday Moenzie listed in church schedule with several events in May 1967.
Mr Higin Brown wins the Ermmest W Reid Memorial Scholarship worth 300 dollars for the Education I Level course in the Faculty of Education at the University of Manitoba.
Mrs Margaret Matiation aged 68 died recently. Funeral services were conducted at Oakburn Roman Catholic Church with Rev Cieply Rev Regusiak and Rev Romanyshyn officiating. Pallbearers included John Matiation Stanley Matiation Mike Matiation Tom Sytnyk Stanley Tokaryk and Joseph Tokaryk. She is survived by her husband three sons John Michael both of Oakburn Stanley of Portage la Prairie one daughter Rose in Toronto and two sisters Mary Sytnyk and Lena Tokaryk, both of Oakburn.
A May 9 shower at the United Church Annex honored Mae Ukrainetz bride-elect for May 1. A large crowd attended and Mae received many gifts. Miss Neta Baldrow read the address and Mae thanked friends. A lunch followed. Mae will reside at Flin Flon.
The local branch of the Canadian Legion will sponsor the Queen's Day ball tournament on Thursday June 13. It will be the first major ball event in western Manitoba, with committees formed and high community expectations for a banner day.
A forthcoming Review issue will publish a complete donor list for the United Church Organ Fund.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Herchak of Marco at Rossburn Hospital on May 12.
Manitoba will assume 20 percent of annual school construction levies and double operating grants for secondary schools. The province plans a 264 percent spending rise to 16.94 million dollars, with a 450000 cost for construction grants and higher pension support for teachers.
The Rugby District Luther League holds its annual convention from June 7 at 4 p m to June 9 at Clear Lake. Meetings will be at the Chapel with lodging at Johnson Guidal Cabins and meals at Wig Wam. About 100 delegates expected.
Senior baseball schedule lists games from May 22 to June 14 across towns including Roseburn Birtle Shoal Lake Russell Rossburn Foxwarren and Binscarth. Dates show series at multiple home and away venues with matchups featuring Russell Rossburn Shoal Lake Birtle Foxwarren and Binscarth.
A bridal shower was conducted Wednesday in the United Church Annex for Leona Huston the bride elect for May 10. Corsages were pinned on Leona and her mother and Mrs Walter Armstrong. Guests enjoyed games, heard Elaine Ukrainetz read the address, opened gifts, and shared a light lunch with a large gathering.
Don't miss the commencement on Friday May 17 at 8 30 with Dr E J Tyler of Brandon College as guest speaker. A dance follows with music by the Langenburg Merry Makers admission 75c. Primary rooms closed for a teachers convention Friday.
A Manitoba dairy and co‑operation local submits resolutions for the MFAC convention. Proposals amend amalgamation rules to tie OFM to CFA and Western Agricultural Conference, add provincial co‑op representation, grant provisions, and voting/appointment changes to federation bylaw sections 10 and 12 with several specifics for director voting and local autonomy.
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