Mrs Strong of Birtle Visits Crookshanks and Kin
Mrs Strong of Birtle is visiting Mrs Marion Crookshanks and other relatives.
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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 10, 1957
Page
5
Mrs Strong of Birtle is visiting Mrs Marion Crookshanks and other relatives.
Local groups announce October and November gatherings. Ukrainian Ladies Aid hosts supper October 18 in Rows ham Town Hall. Birdtail WI tea and home cooking sale October 19 in United Church Annex. Rossburn Agricultural Society bingo October 16 at National Home. November 1 town hall dance by Agriculture Society. Agriculture Society annual meeting October 7 at National Home. Hospital Aid tea and shower October 12 in town hall. livestock spraying demonstrations by R H L Painter with insecticide talks at Marshall Findlay's October 17 and Carl Ostapowich's farm October 18, both 2 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. respectively.
Readers anticipate a report on Bert Mitchells European tour returning recently. Several local families record visits across Ontario Quebec Manitoba with weddings and greetings and a notable wedding of Carol Collins and Dave Stewart. Numerous travels and relatives visit, including Buskal birth Gaylene Anne and various visits to relatives in Brandon Strathclair Rossburn and Winnipeg.
We express gratitude to Rossburn friends for the beautiful remembrance gift presented by Mrs. J. Stitt and Mrs. Lindsay. From Mr. and Mrs. J. Murphy and Family.
J Andrew, a local ham radio enthusiast from Rossburn, intercepted transmissions from a Russian satellite elite circling the globe and contacted the editor Sunday evening to share the audible beeps with readers.
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