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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 02, 1948
Page
2
The Rossburn Review is printed weekly at the Review Office on Railroad Avenue in Rossburn. This notice confirms the publication locale and weekly printing schedule for the newspaper.
The text lists editor and publisher credentials and subscription rates for Canada and the United States, indicating publication details and annual pricing. No events or individuals beyond R. Hodge are verifiable within the fragment.
Miss Margaret Hay resumes teaching at Roblin School after a long visit with relatives in Scotland. Dr and Mrs Kippen of Newdale visit their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs W Miller. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Morley Brown on a baby boy born at Shoal Lake Hospital. Mr Merry and family depart for England. Rev Nixon to lead United Church service next Sunday at 11 am with Sunday School at 10 30. Harold Brown and Gerald visit friends at Elkhorn. Mrs A Forde and Poultry Club visit Rossburn egg grading station with Mr Graham. Mrs Prinn of San Francisco and others visit Mrs J MacPhail after 29 years away.
Mrs John D Black visited Winnipeg for a couple of days while Mr and Mrs Paul Klymchuk and Beverly joined relatives in Inglis. Park Warden Frank Woytowich and Mrs Woytowich visited Oakburn, and Michael S Matlowsky began duties as a Flower School permit teacher on Monday August 30. Oakburn Public and High School reopened August 24 under the direction of Misses Alice and Ann Shalay, Mr Steve Lusky, Mr Nicholas Danyliuk, and Mr J O Wilson as principal. new beginners listed include Delores Melnyk Hilaria Polowy Gerald Drul Kenny Michalyshyn Sonia Antonation Marie Evan yshyn Kenny Matiowsky Eugene Lazaruk Mervin Penulta Donna Ross Mike Yanick Walter Yanick.
Line Elevators Farm Service highlights seed treatment value for small grains including flax to curb smut and soil borne diseases. Officials from Dominion Agriculture and NRC urge prairie farmers to follow 1948 recommendations with proper fungicide use for wheat oats barley and flax and to consult local agricultural representatives for guidance.
Arthur Turnbull left last Sunday for Benito where he has secured a position in the UGG elevator.
Mrs J Chuchmuch and daughters Dianne and Effie spent Friday afternoon with Mrs M Kukura at Russell. Mr and Mrs Jack Minshull of Winnipeg are holidaying at the home of Mr and Mrs A Pellitt.
Miss Amy Zink teaches at Byrd school and Miss C Probec teaches at Tuckersmith. Angus High School reports record attendance this year and officials expect a two room high school next year.
Mr and Mrs S Sigurdson of Riverton and Betty Sigurdson of Gimli recently visited Mr and Mrs Toni Smilsky. Miss A Anderson, sister of Mrs Smilsky, has been visiting before returning to teaching duties in Warren Manitoba.
Miss Olga Kukura of Sels girth works for Mrs. Fred Copping for a month and attends Russell High School while living with her brother Mike and sister in law Alice Kukura.
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