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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 19, 1945
Page
2
A patriotic wartime call urges workers and bosses to unite for Canada’s industry. It stresses shared goals, mutual respect, and global cooperation to win peace, boost production, and ensure fair prosperity for all citizens and future generations.
Mr and Mrs Kyrak welcome con Pte Matt Het who arrived in Winnipeg. Bobby Fisker spends furlough with Mr and Mrs W Baker. A T Cheaneyy returns from Vancouver trip. Mr and Mrs J I Mavies and relatives visit Winnipeg and extend stays with Mr and Mrs Miller. Mrs Hamilton and Miss Valeria visit relatives in Winnipeg. Visitors from a ka toon stay with Mr and Mrs J Gilliday. L. Hamilton and Mrs P Zemnuk donate quilt tops. Mr and Mrs S Rogers honeymooned then move to Solswirth. The community welcomes Mr and Mrs N Strong, grain buyer for United Grain Growers. Vista meeting Thursday draws many, despite Pow-wow attendance. Winnipeg visitors spend weekends with grandparents N Kashton. Steven T Polinkszy seeks Brandon medical treatment. Mrs V Pawulski visits P Kashton. Joe Kashton and Bill Budini visit Mr and Mrs P Chrun at Kenton. Pte Peter Stebelski Camp Shilo and Pte Sam Stebelski Camp Borden leave after visiting home.
Rural Manitoba reports the Stamp Victory War Campaign by the National War Finance Committee Manitoba Division aims to deliver 80,000 bushels of wheat to relief in liberated Europe. Canadian UNRRA delegate Mrs K F McWilliams notes Europe’s food shortage and urges further donations via War Stamps and sale events.
Ranchvale Birdtail notices list residents visiting relatives and returning home. Peter Dychakowski enjoys a Winnipeg vacation. Mrs Visko returns from a visit with parents. Eddie York is home on leave from Meer Lodge hospital. Mrs T Sinclair hosts mower and sister visitors. A quilting gathering formed at Mrs A Swithard’s home. Mrs Fred Plante remains in Rusg hospital after an appendix operation. Wic Pidubsy and Linda visit Mr and Mrs Davidson of Saltcoats. Dennis Wrigglesworth from the Royal Navy visits Mrsimon Crookshanks. Mr M McDougald of Plumas and Mr W Mangell of Pinefall visit Mr and Mrs Andrew. Mr and Mrs C Brown and family with Mr and Mrs Bob Crookshanks drive to Birtle on Sunday. Peter Chernick’s car upset Friday night. nee Oryniak admitted to Russell hospital.
OSHA John Buternowsky recovers from an appendix operation at Shoal Lake Hospital as visiting relatives from Winnipeg gather. The piece notes Miss Anne Dastensky leaving for Winnipeg for summer school and mentions Miss Helen Utzchak, Mrs M Fabr, Mrs A Masters, Tom and Donald Helder among local names and trips.
Mrs Ross of Moos Jaw visits with her daughter in town while Mr and Mrs Melnyk and Roxy travel to Dauphin and Ethelbert. A B Stanley and W Kottick return on leave for two months before Pacific service. Mike Lunowy at Petawawa visits Winnipeg and Lac du Pont. Annie Luhowy and John Wachniak wed in Winnipeg on July 1945, then visit family. Nellie Nyklation and Peter Hyrsak wed at Olha Church. Funeral for Harry Maduke held in Oakburn. many local families noted in this community update.
A veteran farmer plans a modern home with plumbing and electric light to ease daily chores. Electricity would power pumps, grain threshing, shop tools, and dairy needs, with Hydro Manitoba outlining a province wide farm electrification program ready to begin when labor and materials are available.
Lal Ethiers longtime North of Oakburn resident died suddenly after a brief illness at home. He is survived by three sons Matt Oakburn John Saskatoon and Joseph Birtle and four daughters Mrs Andrew Labo Mrs Steve Laboy both of Menzie Mrs Harry Rudiak Flint Michigan and Mrs Jo nneehyshyn Grenfiell. He and his wife had moved to Oakburn after retirement about five years ago.
A Ressbure cultural Society meeting set plans for the largest Fairard Sports day to be held Thursday July 26. The program includes horse races athletic events and the Red River Show. Mr A Miller of Vista proposed forming a committee to lobby the Rural Municipal Council and Board of Trade to appoint an Agricultural Representative for the district to improve agriculture.
The note highlights Canada’s role in wartime logistics and science, mentioning HMCS Ontario's firepower, seasickness pills invented by a Canadian scientist, and Canadian prison counts at V-E Day. It cites Canadian shipments of terms like dehydrated food with specific moisture content and notes numerical data on German prisoners and generals.
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