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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 27, 1955
Page
6
An Automatic Liability Outlet features a new buzzer alarm system designed to deter tampering and improve security. Officials say the device emits a loud alert and records access attempts for later review.
The piece argues for expanding the National Liquid Asset to fund national fixed assets like roads and hospitals. It supports a selective immigration program to supply labor for these builds and to create markets for farm products. It warns against hidden deals and calls for transparent multilateral trade and mutual exchange of goods rather than giving products away.
Mr and Mrs Mike Gallant returned from Winnipeg while Mr Peter Kostiuk traveled to Winnipeg on business. Mrs Paquett hosted relatives Eli Delary and George from Welby. Ukrainian Ladies Fowl supper raised over 200 for Lakedale and Greek Catholic church. Sympathy extended for Jasper Strong's family. Orange Lodge members attended Rossburn. Pet er Paquett improving after minor operation in Winnipeg. Guests included Bert Cobb Vancouver and Dr Harry Lewis Nanaimo. Percy Switzer returned from Manitouwadge. Wedding bells expected in November. Pushka family moved to Angus from St Marys district. Young Women’s Club to host Home Cooking Sale and Bazaar October 28. Mrs G Forrest visited Winnipeg and Selkirk. Wallace Keating ensured her return.
Sunday visits at Pete Oleniuk’s in Shoal Lake included Wesley Oleniuk departing for home after a stay since Tuesday. Local families. Philip Stalton of Koostatak spent the weekend with Erickson relatives. Glen Holmberg joined the army for medical exams. Dale Holmberg returned from Brandon for the weekend. Bernice Gustafson returned from Winnipeg for her brother's wedding. Prince Albert visitor TJ E Conroy stayed with the Waterbury family. Mrs Ed Peterson and her mother Carrie Ramgren traveled to Minneapolis. A son was born to Eric and Mrs Rogers of Cardale on Oct 21 in Minnedosa Hospital. Manitoba Farmers Union Local 213 met at Clear Lake Community Hall on Oct 17 with 40 attendees. Alfred Fetterly elected President, Mike Prokopchuk Vice President, directors Nick Danyk, Steve Korosol, Mike Jawa, Walter DeJersey. Lucille McLaughlin won the door prize.
Farmers are urged to test grain seed before planting in 1956. The Farm Service Department offers free germination tests and checks for surface-borne smut and weed seed content. Barley seed from aphid and disease damaged crops may germinate poorly, producing weak seedlings. Local agents will forward samples for testing to ensure pure, high-germination seed of top varieties.
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