Church Services Schedule Notes
Rossburn Church School at 11.00 am and Vista schedule noted.
02 Dec 1943
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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 02, 1943
Page
1
Rossburn Church School at 11.00 am and Vista schedule noted.
Government urges farmers and farm workers who can leave winter farming to join pulpwood cutting as pulp and paper products support war needs. Farmers will be returned to farming in spring. access via agronomists or Farm Production Committees. Also includes Q&A about corn syrup for babies and preserve coupons validity.
This column, supervised by the Women's Regional Advisory Board at 512 Power Building Winnipeg, answers readers questions on rationing. It covers using meat coupons for nonmeat items, truck signage, beef price fluctuations, validity of meat coupons, sharing ration books, and obtaining D coupons for sugar.
Wartime Prices and Trade Board officials reaffirmed that one cup of tea or coffee per meal remains the rule in Manitoba cafes and hotels. Despite claims of relaxed allowances, no regulation increases meals’ tea or coffee quotas or permits a second cup in public eating places.
The piece argues that Canadian educators must shape a new generation capable of sustaining democracy. It contrasts Nazi threats faced by European teachers with domestic concerns about divorce, delinquency, and moral decline, urging education to instill basic moral standards as the foundation of a sound democracy.
Miss Rita Melotyre and Joween Brown spent the week end at their homes. Mrs Ethel McLeod visited her parents near Birtle. Mr and Mrs VY Halliday learned their son Acim is now stationed in North Africa. Rossburn dance a success. Mr and Mrs M D Hamilton celebrate 43rd wedding anniversary. Mr and Mrs Menzies and son Walter visited T O Miller. Red Cross proceeds from a Fowl Supper totaled 13.70 at Paul Benza's home. Educational films shown in the ball Wednesday delighted attendees. Ushering group included Mrs W Chegwin, Mrs A Chesney, Mrs Plant, Miss V McFeeters, A MacPuir and J Wilson.
The National Film Board Show occurred on November 23 in Oakburn. Steve Dunitz traveled to Winnipeg as a business passenger last week. Mrs. Bill Cheslak of Winnipeg visited Mr. and Mrs. P. Hubert. Gordon Menzie of Vancouver toured Oakburn area. Peter Lamb succeeded Hee MacLean as driver for Malanchuk transfer. A play and dance took place at Ukr Nat Home on Friday November 26. Mike Borodie and Mrs. Yanyk hosted visitors from eSreary on Sunday.
SEECH Mr and Mrs Bill Peech visited with Mrs W Weselak on Sat Pte Joe Starczuk visited at his home here recently Sir and Mrs Harry Derchak and son spent last weekend visiting relatives at Dauphin Miss Helen Dunits who was employed at Shoal Lake is now one Mr and Mes Roy Macksim of Herod spent two days at the home of Mr and Mrs A Jurde Mr and Mrs John Nykoliation and family visited relatives at orod Mr and Mrs Bill Peech spent two days visiting with Mr and Mrs Mike Nykoliation in Lavinia Mr Andrew Nyebek visited with his daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Roy Macksinet of Horod last weekend Mr and Mr Stanley Woytowich and Messrs Peter Woytowich and Mike Yanick of Onxkboro visited Mr and Mrs F Woytowich on Sunday last
Olha resident Mike Swereda married Nellie Bidochka of Mears on Saturday November 20. Vist a guests included Mr and Mrs Mike Schwaliuk and Mr and Mrs Bill Shwaliak visiting the Actination home in Vista.
Recited reflection on love that is hoarded and kindness left unused. The verse warns that what we keep and withhold hardens like stone, while enduring value lies in what we give away.
In a dark wartime London setting a small neat house holds a girl with a puppy praying for her father. She asks the Almighty to keep him safe, help him in his troubles, and bring him home to mummy and her, describing the soldiers and family in need.
The Rossburn Red Cross Society held its fifth annual meeting in the Club Room on Monday November 29 chaired by Dr Dawaon with C Barlow as Secretary. The year’s income was 11890 with 300 sent to headquarters and 190 carried over. Officers elected for 1944 include C R Dawson as President Doctor Braunstein as Vice President and Colin Barlow as Secretary Treasurer. The Women’s Work Committee reported 590 sewn and 303 knitted items produced. Plans were made for a New Year’s Dance and women are urged to attend weekly sewing and knitting sessions.
The note reports Roy Plant’s illness and Paidy Plant returning home after six weeks at Prison Camp. Mrs. John Copeland and family visit Mrs. Roy Plante in Gilbert Plains. Dolly Miller is ill for several days. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Miller travel to Silverton to see their daughter Hazel at Peddy's. Ivan Baydock covers for Miss M. Melnychuk of Valley School during a friend’s Oakburn wedding.
The Wartime Prices and Trade Board launches a broad campaign to reduce paper usage amid a critical shortage. War Services Minister Laf Fieche calls for civil servants to set an example, with Donald Gordon directing Board efforts to implement prompt, economy-minded measures.
A daughter was born on November 18 to Mr. and Mrs. Mamylago at Sacred Heart Hospital. The family requests news of the arrival.
Local items note Stanley Bulz home on leave in Rossburn, baptismal supper for infant John Delmar, and a hospital transfer for LAC Clifford Stitt. School board hires A J Wilson as new principal for Rossburn Union School starting January 3 1944. Various visits, dances, and charity events reported including Ladies Aid entertainment December 7 and Soldier's Aid dances.
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