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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 06, 1944
Page
4
Many residents spent Dominion Day at Elphinstone and Birtle while local movement includes the Armstrongs and Irwins changing homes. Families travel, teaching plans, and sports results from Elphinstone Sports feature a mile heat won by Mustard.
Wartime notes urge farmers to inspect binders and replace worn binder knives to ensure timely installation before narvas. The article notes 12 percent fibre content in 1944 twine and highlights census religion data for Canadians, selective service infractions, and rising discussion of memorials as World War II nears its end.
The Soldier's Aid met on Monday July 3 at Club loom. no quilting this month. Mrs. Kenrick has left town, Mea C Locke becomes president. They will run a hot dog stand again and invite ladies to knit for overseas servicemen. Letters of thanks arrived from Lloyd Douss Bill Douga Tom Everstt Williamson Gerald Stitt Oswald Armstrong Stanley Budz and Robert Brown.
Mra N. Woytewich is visiting relatives on the Si Ae. Binelaie and Pty’s event occurred on Saturday. Mr. Mike Zemliak went to Elphinstone for a holiday. Attendees on July 1 reported a good time. Born to Mr and Mrs Paul Belinski, a daughter.
Oakburn notes show residents traveling to Chicago Ontario Sudbury and Winnipeg for weddings visits and holidays. Local families visit Port Arthur Prince Albert Stewartburn and Justice and Sandy Lake while teaching staff take summer leave. Sports Day at Elphinstone featured Walter Wowk winning ball games and horse races. Oakburn School picnic on June 30 included races softball and lunch served by high school girls.
Miss Helena Rudeaiak Correa. Frank Kaminaki ill with diabetes at Rugie l Hospital. Rev R Vincent new minister to preach first sermon Sunday. Prince Albert BC native P re Kukuruz arrives home for leave. Born: to Mr and Mrs William.
Weekend visitors gather at multiple homes including Mr and Mrs Peter Pushka and Mr and Mrs Joe Juce. A Red Cross Dance with Dubbies orchestra was held at Gibbon s barn on July 4. Pauline Maz wed Pte Louis Gallant in Rossburn Greek Catholic Church with Rev Shwed officiating.
A surprise farewell gathering was held on Wednesday June 28 for teacher Theresa Michalchuk and her sister Marie. Students staged games and served a lunch, gifting Theresa with a tablecloth and Marie with a necklace, while Roy Hasiuk thanked them on behalf of the school board. The writer thanks Theresa for her community activity and wishes her well.
A short fragment mentions a quad eradition drift and a box address in Angusville Manitoba with a derelict tone. Readable details are scarce but imply a notice or inquiry related to a location box 43. Further context is unclear due to incomplete OCR.
Fragmentary notice seeks a boy described as about eleven years old with a distinctive left hip mark. Individuals referenced include Wm. Kaban and Marco Man. Contact telephone 1-1 for information leading to the boy’s location and recovery.
For sale a 20 by 28 by 50 case separator a 4 furrow fourteen inch cock shutt plow with individual lift and a fifteen by thirty international engine for further particulars contact 39 C James Brown Vista.
Notice seeks horses for sale from 5 to 8 years old weighing 1500 pounds and over for driving or saddle use about 1100 pounds. Interested sellers urged to notify W. A. Clubley in Rossburn Manitoba.
The Rural Municipality of Rossburn council will sit as Court of Revision on Saturday July 1944 at 2 PM to revise the 1944 Electors Roll. A copy of the roll is posted at the Municipal Office in Rossburn for inspection. Interested parties should examine the roll and file complaints with the clerk before the Court of Revision date.
Farm for sale in the south half of section 16 24 WPM about 290 acres under cultivation. The property includes a frame house a frame barn and a granary and a good well on the land. For further particulars apply.
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