07 Feb 1946
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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 07, 1946
Page
1
Subscription price and notice policy for births and deaths in The Rossburn Review. Cards of thanks and memorial notices outlined with line limits and pricing. Post office department authorization noted for second class mailing.
A 1946 report from Cyrenaica describes Arab and Jewish leaders uniting to defuse tensions amid Balfour celebrations. A mayor, Grand Kadi, and local notables organized a joint goodwill event for Jewish leaders and Arab notables, followed by food distribution to poor Jewish children. A subsequent party hosted 40 leading Arabs at the Jewish Club, signaling a cooperative effort to foster peace and mutual respect in the region.
The wedding of Julie Rathenia to Korenkes took place at Angusville Ukrainian Greek Orthodox Church with Rev. Bees officiating. The bride wore a white sheer gown with silver sequins and a floor veil, accompanied by three cousins in sheer gowns. the groom and attendants included Andrew Bidochka and Steve, with ushers Wasyl Mycholkchuike, Matioson, and Mike Sywack. The couple departed for a short honeymoon in Winnipeg.
The excerpt discusses how small habit changes are of little value unless they align with a change in aim. It notes that people can become shallow when broad minded and that children need more principle from parents. It argues that happiness comes from serving a great idea rather than pursuing fleeting contentment.
An anniversary party on Jan 14 honored Mr and Mrs Sotas for their forty five years since arriving from Ukraine in 1908. Guests included the Belbas and Baraneski families with speeches praising their life in the community. The event featured dinner, dancing until 3:30 am, and a chair gift from friends, ending with the National Anthem.
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