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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 09, 1945
Page
3
A boarding house porch scene unfolds as Helen seeks ink for a letter to an Old Faithful boyfriend while Jerry Sloan, bashful and hopeful, ponders admitting his feelings. A stray ink bottle lands among orange blossoms, sparking a mix of annoyance and humor.
A narrator watches Jerry attempt to slip a love letter to Helen as Cupid and fate intervene. Ink stains on mock orange blossoms reveal Helen's secret feelings, ending with Helen's joy and Jerry's realization.
Teenager frock and matching hat hint from Anne Adams pattern 4766. Includes white eyelet trim with ribbon, sizes 10 through 16. Size 12 set uses 21 yards 39 inch fabric. 20 cents price via mail to Winnipeg Pattern Dept. Winnipeg Newspaper Union.
Veterans demand resettlement as civilians with normal lives and equal respect. They urge a smooth transition from military to civilian status, seeking support to reintegrate into everyday society without being sidelined or mistreated.
The city is well supplied with meat and seafood markets and supports 2,646 restaurants and lunch rooms, indicating a robust dining infrastructure and broad access to meals across neighborhoods.
A collage of short items spans poultry production in the province, long serving mail courier Frank Leybourne, sugar rationing in Clive, a bee infested warehouse, tall hay stands in Alberta, and towering timothy on T. D. Whiteside’s farm. Also covered are a Newfoundland prodigy, cooperative farming lessons, Sockeye spawning in BC, urban planning skepticism in Manitoba, cattle hogs and sheep handled by Goose Lake Co operative, historic church anniversaries in Goderich, Elks aiding Powell River water pipeline, and a brisk volunteer pipe-laying effort by Elks in two towns.
The Lethbridge Herald notes a playful misnomer as a Ottawa menu labels New York Ham as friend bologna. The remark reflects lighthearted kitchen curiosity and menu misnaming.
At the port of Antwerp, wheat piles surged from 45,000 to 100,000 tons in June as Canadian grain floods the docks. The wheat funds Belgium and Holland, supports the British 21st Army Group, and feeds American occupation forces in Germany while Belgian mills convert prairie wheat into flour for allied needs. Capt Peter Williams notes Bruges rail wagons assembled daily for rapid transport to Antwerp with Belgian labor assistance.
A simple summer pair recipe combines a maple milk drink with a light egg yolk base and a maple scented foam. Beat the yolk with maple syrup salt and extract then mix with milk. Beat egg white stiff and fold in. Serve tall with nutmeg.
Recipe lists ingredients corn flakes sugar orange rind flour baking powder salt milk and shortening. Mix soften sugar add rind crush corn flakes sift dry ingredients alternate with milk, form rolls 1½ inches wide wrap chill then slice bake 435°F about 12 minutes yields five dozen. Dough can be chilled then cut into shapes.
Engineers imagine a future tunnel under the Bering Strait linking North America to Asia and Europe. They say such a passage could become feasible with advances in technology and funding.
The article profiles Capt. Andersen of Moline now stationed in Canada, tracing her rise from private to sergeant and captain in charge of supply. It details her duties ordering top grade materials, stock control, and foods, plus her Pacific theater volunteer wish and brothers in service.
The editorial recalls the 1st Canadian Army as Britain dissolves the field force. It credits Canadians with their vigil in England and their role at Dieppe, later fighting in Western Europe. It honors their sacrifice from the Schelde to Walcheren and pledges lasting gratitude from England.
Aircraft Carrier H M S Puncher, the second Canadian manned carrier, is a sleek new baby flat-top with a combat payload rivaling a 35,000 ton battleship. Arrived in Halifax, Puncher is expected to uphold the fleet’s convoy escort and assault traditions, though built too late for the opening of the second front.
The element tungsten does not occur in nature in pure form but is always found in minerals alongside iron and manganese. This relation helps explain ore composition and extraction considerations for industrial use.
The Health League of Canada warns summer vacationists of dangers termed "Summer Gremlins" that can spoil leisure. Advice covers safe sun exposure, mild sunburn treatment, avoiding poison ivy, rinsing off oil after exposure, and using safe water and milk practices. A home method for pasteurizing milk is outlined with steps and precise temperatures.
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