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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 20, 1944
Page
6
Several district families and relatives attend services and visitations around Easter. Mentions include the funeral of Hochar King and several visits to relatives in Winnipeg and Roblin. Also noted are road trips to Fork River, a house auction in Robozon, and a birth announced for J. Yanyk.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hamilton attended Mr Dunn's dance in Russell. L Urysack and family motored to Brandon on April 13. Chesney and Woods families visited Oakburn. Nick Yashiew returned from Camp Shilo after leave with relatives. Legion Dance reports indicate a good time. Bobby Hamilton visiting grandmother Mrs Rogu McDonald. Ritchie McIntyre spent Easter with Inglis relatives. E Strong family visited D A McDonald. Belirski family visited W Yaskiew at Solsgirth. Butler family and Solsgirth folk spent Easter at McDonald home. Vista hosts big dance April 21 with Duce's Orchestra. W Cherwin family and Mrs W J Jon motor to Brandon. Vista Ladies quilting bee at manre tops donated by Mrs J J Brown. T O Miller and H Brown top gifts. next meeting April 26.
Mrs A Varysh and family visited friends at Sandy Lake on Sandy. Mr and Mrs J Smith visited relatives at Gladstone. Frank Malanchuk traveled to Winnipeg on business. Fred M Wacky of the RC AF spent his leave with his father Mr M.
Mr Alex Oryniak returns to the district from Ontario winter work while Mike Orynisk visits Camp Borden on leave. Peter and Mrs Tucker move to a farm at Solsgirth. Peter Tucker of Solsgirth and family visit M Gensiorek. Jessie Gensiorek departs to work for Groshak in Reasbun. Alex Sawchuk and Ivan Baydock flew from Winnipeg on business. Theresa and Marie Michalchak spend Easter with parents at Angusville. Roads reopen after March storms. spring signs appear. Born to Stanley and Mrs Monydaniuk at Sacred Heart Hospital Russell on March 31.
Western Canadian production dominates 1941 tail and mane output while wartime needs push for renewed marketing. Officials warn of shortages and consider importing Argentine horsehair to sustain gun-cleaning gear and military cushions amid producer rebound efforts. Local residents and workers noted Easter travel and war-related shifts.
Mr and Mrs H Miler celebrate news of son Pfe Everett Miller safely overseas. Mrs Glover visiting daughter Mrs D Davidson. Two Red Cross quilts finished at Mrs Andrews and Mrs Smith. Mr L Plante and Ruth to Winnipeg. Easter visits include Miss Dorothy Miller returning home to Scandinavia to join her parents. Soldier's Aid annual meeting held. new officers elected. Overseas letters from Leslie York Eddie York Dave Maxwell Rowatt Veitch Horace Chyzyk Douglas Andrew Morris Danelyko received.
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