02 Jul 1942
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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 02, 1942
Page
1
The piece argues for heavier taxation and compulsory savings to fund wartime costs. It notes wages, salaries, and certain goods will bear higher taxes while farmers face lighter treatment in some areas. A power maintainer finally improves a local highway, prompting praise for Ryzytylo and his council amid municipal neglect.
The text condemns the passing of responsibility for road maintenance between authorities as costly and dishonorable. It urges the Council to fix roads from Vista and Rossburn, and the Kessburn south route, which connect to Birtle and Sheal Lake. It notes highway work signals better days ahead and expresses gratitude.
At a United Church conference in Winnipeg Rev George Denyers attacked newspapers and the previous government over liquor advertising. The reply argues ads reflect legal sales and price listings not campaigning, condemns sensational claims, and notes Manitoba advertisers and media follow strict rules while distasteful imagery in ads elsewhere draws criticism.
The article praises Canadian soldiers serving across the English Channel and at outposts in Canada. It calls for national honor of servicemen and women, acknowledging their patriotism, humanity, and leadership in training centres, camps, and units.
Rossburn residents hosted a supper Wednesday honoring Mr and Mrs Bert Palmer and Mr and Mrs J D Andrew who left for Winnipeg Thursday morning. Mr RE McIntosh and son join a Winnipeg posting with the National Elevator Co. Mr A N Brothers also joins the National Elevator at Rossburn. Dauphin Ochre River municipalities face heavy roadside grasshopper infestation prompting poison bait preparations funded by the local government.
Mrs A Cameron returns from Winnipeg. Mrs J Sherritt improving. Miss Audrey Manning visiting sister Mrs Ed Collingridge. Mr J Collingridge adds to his house. Miss Gertrude Brown visiting aunt Mrs R Carson. War Work Unit to quilt autograph quilt on Thursday July 2. Kelloe Dance attendees listed. Mr and Mrs L C Johnston and Janice hosted by Mr and Mrs W Campbell of Clear Lake June 16. Mr H Collingridge returns from Winnipeg with grandchildren Grace and Walter for holidays.
Bill Douglas of the R.C A spent the week end at home. Billy McIntosh left for Branson for a sore vacation. L A C Russo Salis and family spent the weekend. Miss Beatries Portigal of Winnipeg visiting at Braunsteins. Mr. Bill Johnston enjoying his vacation at home. Reggie Kdanchinski spending vacation in Winnipeg. Elmer Carson returned to Winnipeg on Sunday July 23. Pte Henry Kozar spent the week end at his front here. Gov Rowat Veitch of Winnipeg spent the weekend at his home. Mrs Lionelle Parlane of Russell visiting town. Miss Katie Semaniuk left for Winnipeg on Wednesday June 24. Weldon Mintosh of the R.C.ALE returns to Ocociphin on Sunday June 23. Mike Olyayk left Wednesday June 24 for Brandon to join His Majesties Service. Mr Bill Semaniuk left June 21 for Sulbury Ont where he will be employed at the Cliff Mials. Dr J Prikot and family of Winnipeg spent the week end with relatives here. Pte Mike Cherwonick stationed somewhere. Prince Ruprus on leave. Willis Young went to Winnipeg to spend holidays with his parents. Miss Beth McDonald, formerly at Rossburn, left for home in Winnipeg. A farewell party was given for Miss Hazel Woods who is leaving for Binshearth. The Rossburn staff have gone to spend summer holidays at their homes. Mr and Mrs Olsa and Nathanisi held a view in the Pentecostal Church Sunday evening. This will be no event at service for the first two Sundays. duty Vista and Rossburn minister will be on vacation.
The Rossburn Review lists subscription prices Canada one dollar and United States one dollar fifty in advance. Advertising rates include notices of births marriages and deaths free to subscribers and cards of thanks or memoriam with limits and charges. Special notices and transient ads priced per word with minimums. church and philanthropic gatherings charged per line per insertion.
Glen Elmo-Ruthenia residents report summer holidays closing the local school. Families travel between Dauphin Brandon Souris Port Arthur and Ontairo for work visits. Students farewell Valley School teacher Miss Marie Uesiuk with a camera and framed picture presented.
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