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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 25, 1995
Page
8
Readers are reminded of teamwork benefits drawn from geese. In a V formation geese gain 71 percent more range, while dropping out of formation increases drag. members should support each other, share leadership, and rotate hard tasks to advance toward common goals.
The text compares goose behavior to human values, noting honking to urge speed and two geese aiding a sick bird. It cites Manitoba’s pork industry employing 11,400 and generating 200 million yearly, and mentions buckwheat usage in Japan and potato chip production figures.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints organized a new branch on Church Road at Waywayseecappo with services each Sunday at 1:00 p.m. Bruce Palmer is branch president and visitors are welcome.
Oakburn District notes visiting with Mrs Annie Kowal included Sophie Black Nick Zurbyk and others from Elphinstone Rossburn Russell Angusville Neepawa Dauphin and Brandon. They attended Frank Zapas funeral and Paul Kolinsky of Calgary visited relatives. Donations for Shoal Lake hospital directed to Lynn Dunitz Margaret Smith Marion Kolinsky. Thought for the week warns a rumor is hard to unspread.
Community members Angusville district Donelda Ferguson and Mary McCallum toured childhood areas while discussing a Seeburn School cairn. Volunteers are sought to form a committee to contact former students and teachers and fund a commemorative plaque. Other readers share brief visits and reflections.
Thelma Burtnick of Winnipeg visits her mother Elsie Zenchyshyn and brother Robert. Thelma returns from a business trip up north to see her mother who has just been discharged from the hospital.
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