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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 11, 1950
Page
3
The Provincial Fire Commissioner reports that careless smoking caused 391 fires and $67,508 insured loss in 1949, the largest single fire source. Fire Prevention Week is set for Oct 8–14. Total fires 2,060. deaths 24. insured losses $1,869,657. property losses $2,243,588.
A reflection on the youths of 1967 and the many paths their futures may take from law medicine or social sciences. The piece emphasizes wise parenting and long term savings with Canada Savings Bonds to support a child’s future career. It urges parents to plan ahead for tomorrow.
Fire Chief R. Hodge notes that Rossburn council bought ladders for fire prevention but some residents misuse them. Ladders borrowed with permission should be returned the same day, and the two freedders from the printing office are asked to be returned immediately.
Rossburn Manitoba announces a local business listing for radio and electrical repairs and supplies. The entry notes Bee te as a possible business name or descriptor in the area.
Mr. Melvin Bellas of Kenora visits his brother Bill. Teachers absent from the Teachers Convention due to bad roads. Wild geese and muskrats indicate winter approaching. Mr. and Mrs Anton Macyshyn relocate to Rossburn. Lessee and family attend a Morris wedding. Mrs Mike Brykaliuk and son Dennis visit her parents. Archie Fiel drives to Dauphin. Tom Obedniak and family drive to Strathclair. Evelyn Obedniak attends Strathclair High School. Farmers buying cars and trucks. Sunday visits to John Macyshyn from Brykaliuks Verbovskis and Fiel. Threshing continues. wet weather slows harvest. Pete Kuzyk and family from Grandview visit. Werbowski wedding anniversary on October 6. Mushrooms plentiful after cool wet period.
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