WMS Rally Attended In Russell Also Local News
Mrs Natver Mamitten and Mrs W J Hamilton joined the WMS Rally in Russell on October 29. Mr and Mrs Jack Miller returned from Winnipeg. Miss D Penstock visited Mrs Ewashko. Mr Alex Sinclair of B C visited Mr and Mrs M D Hamilton. Willis Stitt and Winnipeg visitors stay with the Stitts. Boys and Girls Clubs held a successful fair with grain cooking and handiwork displays. hogs and poultry praised. prize winners to be announced later. Locals drove to Rivers to see the Royal couple.
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Natver Mamitten
W. J. Hamilton
Russell
Jack Miller
Winnipeg
D Penstock
Ewashko
Alex Sinclair
B.C
M. D. Hamilton
Willis Stitt
D. Leckie
Alison
Wm. Stitt
Rivers
Wedding in Angusville Unites Magnoski and Pushka Names
Victoria Magnoski and Peter Pushka exchanged marriage vows at the Greek Catholic Church in Angusville on October 23 at 11 am. Rev. Father Luchkin officiated. The bride wore a white satin gown with lace panels and a pearl necklace, with a halo of seed pearls for her veil. Annie Magnoski served as maid of honor with Olive McTnyk and Nellie Ewashuk as bridesmaids. The groom was supported by cousins Paul Luba, Bill Sydoryk, and Roy Magnoski. A dinner followed at the bride’s home and a reception was held at Russell Memorial Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angusville
Victoria Magnoski
Tony Magnoski
Peter
Peter Pushka
Russell
Luchkin
Annie Magnoski
Olive McTnyk
Nellie Ewashuk
Minnedosa
Beverley Anne Colens
Paul Luba
Bill Sydoryk
Roy Magnoski
Memorial Hall
Fowl Supper in Rossburn Hall Draws 314 Attendees
A United Church Ladies Aid supper in Rossburn Hall drew 314 attendees on Tuesday evening. Local IH C Dealer C A Menzies organized an evening of entertainment featuring The Family Party, The Lost Week End, ventriloquist Ray Conlin, accordionist Al DePaulis, dancer Betty Hill, and M C Wally Sands. Jean Garry helped with The Lost Week End act and Tom Garry impressed with seating and whip work. An opening wildlife film showcased African animal photography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossburn Hall
United Church Ladies’ Aid
C. A. Menzies
I.H.C
Lh.c
Tom Garry
Tom
Ray Conlin
al DePaulis
Conlin
Betty Hill
Wally Sands
M.C
Jean Garry
Africa
September 1951 Manitoba accident death toll report
The September 1951 safety summary by W Trevor Davies reports 19 deaths from accidents in Manitoba that month, including one in industry, five in homes, and 13 by other causes. It notes August had 26 deaths and September 1950 total fatalities were 32. Through nine months, 226 Manitoba deaths are recorded: 17 industrial, 105 home, 104 general. asphyxia caused one industrial, two home, and one other fatality. Falls caused multiple home and general fatalities and one serious industrial accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Trevor Davies
Chart shows city funds control split by Moffat chart
Mayor Moffat drew a chart before Nomination Day that drew interest. The chart illustrates how the council's money is allocated with about 64 cents of every dollar in controllable purposes and just over 36 cents for administration social services protection and public works.
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Moffat
Memorial Service Remembrance Day Observed in Rossburn
The annual memorial service will be held Sunday November 11 at 2 p.m. in the Rossburn Town Hall to honor those who gave their lives. Veterans will assemble at the Legion Hall for the parade to the Town Hall.
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Rossburn
Rossburn Town Hall
Legion Hall
Town Hall
Open For Discussion Letters To The Editor Invited
The Review calls for letters to the editor on the upcoming November 24 coarse grain plebiscite. Writers may sign their copy or use a pen name. Submissions should express comments or criticisms ahead of voting day.
Regina student wins $200 scholarship for chemistry
Miss Shmyr daughter of Mr and Mrs S Shmyr of Regina and formerly of Rossburn earned a $200 scholarship from the Women's University Club. She attends the University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon and is pursuing an honours chemistry course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Shmyr
Regina
Rossburn
Women’s University Club
Just A Reminder Food Money Orders For Britain And Europe
Reminder offering food money orders for Britain and Europe as a safe gift option. No insurance or risk of pilferage in transit with no red tape. Recipient selects by mail vouchers and foods from a well known English company stock. Total amount required seven dollars and fifty cents. 209 unit values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Europe
Horses For Sale 20 Well Bred Farm Horses Trade
Twenty head of well broke farm horses offered for sale by GEO M SHIELDS. Includes several well matched teams and the option to trade for fox horses. Contact GEO M SHIELDS by phone 54 in Birtle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. M. Shields
Arthur Alexander McIntosh laid to rest in Kamloops
Arthur Alexander McIntosh died after a lengthy illness at Royal Inland Hospital Kamloops B C and was buried in Hillside Cemetery Kamloops The service was led by Pastor Gaylordi of Dwyers Funeral Chapel He is survived by his wife Doris son Barry daughter Heather and several relatives across Manitoba Saskatchewan and British Columbia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Alexander MclIntosh
Royal Inland Hospital
Kamloops
B.C
Hillside
Gaylordi
Dwyers Funeral
Bill Wallace
Alex Cassidy
Charles Cosens
Basil Clarey
Rossburn
Manitoba
Arthur
Doris Kathleen Matthews
Winnipeg
Vancouver
Yukon
Doris
Barry
Heather
Wm. McIntosh
Wm. Sherritt
Ethel
Regina
Sask
Hardie
Gertrude
Wesley
Howard
Ernest
Edmonton
Weldon MclIntosh
New Westminster
Robert and
William Hamilton
Kelowna
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Pushka—Magnoski
Vie National
Egent
W C. Miller
Elsie Shmyr
Birtle
Canada
Slon’s Garage
WAC
Rossburn, Man
Telephone Pod
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