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15 Feb 1945
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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 15, 1945
Page
1
The Rossburn Review AB notes that advertisements are accepted subject to approval by the Pubber. This indicates pending review before publication.
Rev B F Parsons leads united church services in Rossburn with church school at 11 90 pm and divine service at 7 30 pm Vista hosts church school at 2 30 pm and divine service at 4 pm The Church welcomes all and cites St John gospel chapter 12 verse 32 as its message.
Pastor Walter Venton Brossburn and family invite the public to attend Friday family night at 6 15 p.m. Prayer meeting Friday 8 p.m. Sunday School at 10 30 a.m. Morning Worship at 11 30 a.m. Evangelistic Service at 7 30 p.m. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
Rev J Y Garett to lead at 11:00 a.m with an afternoon session from 1:20 p.m. WA Wayseec LPPO at 5:00 p.m. All welcome to attend.
War time appeal urges readers to support the Service Libraries for the Army Navy and other fronts. It stresses morale value of books for service members and asks donors to send cheques totaling about 300000 to fund the libraries.
The Canadian Department of National Defence reports over 32,000 war gratuity cheques mailed to discharged Army personnel with 72,000 applications in. The process involves Playmaster-General records branch and dependents allowance before Paymaster General computes the claim. Treasury checks are then prepared and finally mailed after ledger verification.
Deserters from the Canadian Army are being hunted by military, civil police, and the RCMP in a nationwide drive. In the first ten days, 150 defectors have surrendered or been captured, with lighter penalties for voluntary surrender. Officers praise sharp detective work as hunched fugitives fear a knock on the door.
The article notes that certain discharged military personnel face call up, entrance requirements for ex servicemen are eased by Canadian universities, and public opinion shows six of ten Canadians support one year of service for all able bodied youths after the war. Civil service exams overseas have opened government posts to new wartime arrivals, while Defence Headquarters reports 7,921 October casualties versus 9,338 in August.
An official wartime notice outlines rationing enforcement. It bans a trader from buying or selling rationed foods beyond personal use and reports fines totaling 18 000 for sugar black market violations. Separately, farm stock and household goods of Irene Kitlar will be sold by auction four miles east and 23 miles north of Rossburn on Thursday March 8, overseen by R Peden auctioneer.
Rancivale Birdtail Mran Mr Alex Cleland visit Winnipeg Pa'dy lante arrived from Winnipeg for a vian with his parents Pte Eddy York returned to Winnipeg for medical treatment Mary Oryniak arrived home Friday night Wren Sleigh G I on furlough from Quebec spent the weekend at her old home and renewed acquaintances in the valley Mr Fred Plante cut his hand on a sawing outfit Friday and went to Russ Il for treatment
Congratulations to Nick Yerkach on the birth of a son. Joe Biliwika visited Winnipeg last week. Mrs Caroline Parobeck spent a weekend in Angusville. Nick Brykaluik bought a sawing outfit and works wood for farmers. John Maevehyn narrowly avoided losing his chain while sawing. Peter Kuzenko travels selling Witkin's Products. Harry Boychuk sold his farm and plans to move three miles east. Pete Zegaski and Mike Werbowski spent a week at Dauphin and Kippan's mill. Snowstorm slowed travel and roads remain blocked.
MEARS Mr. Michael Bydeck has received his military call up. J Mardaniuk returns home after weeks in Brandon hospital. Matt Sawchuk stationed in Halifax arrives to spend fur lough with relatives. Samuel Saley taken to Russell Sacred Hospital in serious condition due to age. Snowstorms halt motor traffic in the district. Pte Karl Bercza returns home from action after severe wounds and plans to resume medical treatment in Winnipeg.
On Saturday February 17 from 7 45 to 8 p m Eastern Daylight Time the CBC network airs This Week from Ottawa. The program features two editors from the Weekly Newspaper Association including C W Calbraith of the Red Deer Advocate and Hugh Templin of Fergus News Record.
The Rossburn Consumers Co-Op opens to local residents amid strong opinions. Supporters cite education, shared prices, local employment, taxes, and community benefits. Critics warn it could become a political or religious group and drain mail order money from the area.
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