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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 02, 1948
Page
6
The Rossburn Review lists R. Hodge as editor and publisher and notes it is printed weekly from the Review Office on Railroad Ave. The newspaper states mailing rates of $2.00 per year in Canada and $2.50 in the United States.
Vista news notes Miss Margaret Hay has returned to duty as teacher at Roblin School. Mrs Vic Halliday returns from extended visit in Scotland. Rev Nixon to lead United Church service next Sunday at 11 a.m. Sunday School at 10:30 a.m. Other items include visits by the Kippens in Elkhorn, Morley Browns welcome a newborn son at Shoal Lake Hospital, and a 29 year absence reunion of Mrs Prinn and others visiting Mrs J MacPhail.
Mrs Johan D Black visited Winnipeg for a couple of days last week. Mr and Mrs Paul Krymchuk and Beverly visited Inglis relatives. Park Warden Frank Woytowich and Mrs Woytowich visited from Leedh. Michael S Matiowsky appointed permit teacher at Flower School starting August 30. Mrs Smuttell of Decker and Mrs Turner of Victoria BC visited J W Smith home. Donna Smuttell joined them returning to Decker. Mrs Turner heads to Ottawa to visit Frances. August 24 opened term with teachers Alice Shalay Ann Shalay Steve Lusky Nicholas Danyliuk J C Wilson. Beginners at Oakburn School for new term listed.
The 1948 seed treatment recommendations urge Prairie farmers to treat all wheat seed and other grain seeds to reduce losses from smut and soil borne diseases. Follow chemical instructions precisely and consult provincial plant pathology offices or Line Elevators Farm Service for guidance.
Arthur Turnbulleft traveled from Angusville last Sunday to Benito where he accepted a position as an elevator operator with the UGG company, marking a new chapter in local labor movements.
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. A two room high school is expected next year. Mr and Mrs S Sigurdson of Riverton and Betty Sigurdson of Gimby visited Mr and Mrs Toni Smilsky. Miss A Anderson visited her sister Mrs A Smilsky before resuming teaching duties at Warren Man.
Miss Olga Kukura of Sels Girth has worked for Mrs. Fred Copping for a month and attends Russell High School. She stays with her brother Mike and sister-in-law Alice Kukura in Russell.
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