MR G VYRE Student M NOLDS 1 am 73 pm OR ALL
The fragmentary note lists names and times, unclear context. It references MR G VYRE and student M NOLDS with times 1 am and 73 pm and the phrase OR ALL, but no coherent event or发布日期.
04 Apr 1946
Page 1
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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 04, 1946
Page
1
The fragmentary note lists names and times, unclear context. It references MR G VYRE and student M NOLDS with times 1 am and 73 pm and the phrase OR ALL, but no coherent event or发布日期.
The readable parts show times like 1130 a.m and 415 pm Friday with mentions of p.m. and FD unclear. The text hints at event timing but lacks clear subjects, locations, or participants to identify a concrete action or outcome.
Arthur Koestler’s critique of totalitarian lies contrasts lie, half truth, and whole truth. The piece argues Canada must live by principled Christian democracy, acting on right and wrong, to defeat fascism and communism, and to win both on battlefields and in ideas.
Harrow residents share weekend updates with neighbors as Lorna Bennett rests at home. RCAF flyer Gerald Stitt returns home from overseas last week. Evan Stitt heads to Winnipeg for university study. Mrs J Huston comes home from Winnipeg after medical tentment. N Chopp and daughter return from the city after a brief visit. R Kowadchuk of Milwaukee spends a short holiday with aunt W Armstrong. Mrs W Fisher celebrates 87th birthday with open house hosted by Mrs Walter Armstrong and friends. G A Armstrong backs from city where George received medical treatment. A Hicks drives to Brandon on Saturday. Mrs J D Black, sh Boho and cit y. Mrs G W Fisher or Mrs Pradenuk is a patient in Shoal Lake hospital.
Distribution of 50 000 entry forms began last week inviting farmers to enter the $25 000 National Banley Content contest. The Western provinces receive the largest share of the award at $18 750. Farmers can obtain market forms from their elevator operator or local agricultural representative, or write to the province department of agriculture.
Entries for the contest may be obtained from the same sources as the entry forms. Registration closes June 15, with readers urged to submit before the deadline.
Birdtail and area notes list Mr Ward returning home after months in the district. Mr Ward, Mr Andrew, Mr Prontt and Mr Bart are mentioned as having recently traveled or stayed away from home. Mr Gordon Plante came home Friday night for a short stay. Mas Chuchmueh and Adolph Kosteskys are noted near Angusville.
Vista notes report Mr and Wingert traveled to Winnipeg for his discharge while Allan Smith returned to Camp Shily. Mrs Doucet joined her husband in Winnipeg and Mrs Woyehesin came home. Arthur Lewis returned to Vista from lum. Several locals, including Mr and Mrs Hawniten and visitors from Roetam, spent time with relatives. A major fundraiser on April 26 supports the Vista Rink. Eleanor Stitt of Oakmer visits teaching staff at her parents’ home.
Private Tony Mayrdanwike and Private Charlie Komber received honorable discharges. Bill Sawehuk, recently discharged, is visiting friends and relatives while others read notes of their service.
The Manitoba Power Commission traces its 1919 origin to extend electricity to rural citizens at continually lower rates. Since 1933 bulk contracts ended, pricing became unified, standardizing rates across towns and villages. By 1945 multiple rates were reduced, with a reserve of $900,000 for stability. The 1945 to 1946 program aimed to serve 1,500 farmers and 34 towns, costing $1.664 million in 1946, while rebates aided test-area farmers. Community cooperation aided expansion efforts.
Ration table notices list multiple coupons by month and date. Coupons M29 to M33 become valid on specified April dates from April 4 to April 18, with some trailing notes about expired February and March bounds. Butter coupons 8 1 to 84 and 85 are valid on April 4 and 18, with others dated for later in April.
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