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The notice states authorized 2nd class mail status, pricing as $2.00 per year in Canada and $2.50 per year in the United States.
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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 06, 1950
Page
2
The notice states authorized 2nd class mail status, pricing as $2.00 per year in Canada and $2.50 per year in the United States.
The Rossburn community faces opposition to the Memorial Sports Arena site with many volunteers criticizing the choice. Citizens are urged to back the rink project and assist with completion this fall, despite lingering disputes over location.
Local residents share travel visits school reopenings and family news. Miss Doreen Chittick leaves for St. Marys School duties. Miss Margaret Angus visits in Winnipeg. Mr and Mrs Anderson visit relatives in Young, Saskatchewan. Mrs. Mike Luba wins Grand Aggregate at Russell horticultural show. Mrs. Joe Chuchmuch also earns prizes. Multiple visiting relatives arrive in town. Mrs. Adam Chayter recuperates in Winnipeg. Turnbull family weekend in Croll. Sernick family ties listed. Angus Public School and Angusville High School reopen with staff named. Hilda Zimmer wins a two year University scholarship. other local visits noted.
Birdtail features J L Mander of Winnipeg spending a few days at Birdtail last week. Elizabeth and Bella Ducharme of Winnipeg visited their parents Mr and Mrs Philip Ducharme over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Wm Pidlubny and daughter Linda of Winnipeg spent the weekend in the district. Mrs J James and son Eugene returned to Winnipeg after two weeks with relatives. Eunice Joiner of Rivers and Margaret Maxwell of Winnipeg spent the long weekend at their parents. Mr and Mrs J Stewart and son Norman of Hamiota, with Mrs J Proutt of Elphinstone, spent Sunday at Lorne Plants.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Steele and family spent Sunday at Clear Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Rogers of Onanole spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. B. Rogers. Mrs. Wm. Stitt visited relatives at Gilbert Plains for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Ham and family spent the long week end with his father. Mr. W. Baker and Mrs. Moen of Winnipeg visited Mr. and Mrs. Forde. The Briese Strong and Elgin party returned to Ontario after visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. Hamilton. Miss Sylvia Mackadenski and Miss Helen Belinski left for Winnipeg for studies and training.
Western Canada faces a big 1950 grain harvest and farmers must prep granaries now. Repair roofs, clean walls, and dry, cool storage to prevent moisture and insect damage. leave ventilation space and use moisture proofing in concrete bins. For storage problems contact the Stored Products Insect Laboratory in Winnipeg.
RosSBurn, Manitoba offers radio and electrical repairs and supplies. The listing highlights services and availability for customers in need of electronic repair parts and electrical components.
A storefront advertises ladies and men's wrist watches along with jewelry lines. The notice also promotes lighters, pipes, gifts for the family, books, magazines, comics, soft drinks, candy, and ice cream.
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