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Rossburn Review

Location

Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 03, 1949

Page

2

Rossburn Review gives local weekly office and pricing details

The Rossburn Review lists its printed weekly office address on Railroad Ave and lists R. Hodge as editor and publisher. It notes second class mail authorization and annual subscription rates of 2.00 in Canada and 2.50 in the United States.

Review Railroad Ave Rossburn R. Hodge Post Office Department Ottawa U.S.A Christian Science Monitor

Red Letter Day as Manitoba Trustees Plan Joint Education Action

A historic Winnipeg meeting unites municipal officials trustees and teachers from Manitoba to form a permanent joint committee. They aim to draft briefs for the Manitoba government and the Federal Royal Commission on Canadian Cultural Development, seeking more funding and unified educational policy across the province.

Manitoba Winipeg Union of Manitoba Municipalities Manitoba School Trustees’ Association Manitoba Teachers Society Royal Commission On Canadian Cultural Development Louis St Laurent Winnipeg Canada A. R. Pauisley Transcona F. Fitzpatrick R.M Riverside J. R. Lynch Miniota Manitoba School Trustees Association Adam Beck Liason H. E. Batters Portage la Prairie J. A. Marion St Boniface Bert McLeod Shoal Lake Jas. A. Cutty Sanford Geo. A. Fitton Brandon Manitoba Teachers’ Society G. R. Rowe E. J. Mollard T. A. McMaster J. K. MacKay West Kildonan Fred D. Barrager

To Boil Or Not To Boil Raw Veggies

An editorial urges embracing raw carrots as a rich source of vitamins for teeth and blood, while cautioning that overcooking vegetables harms flavor appearance and nutritional value.

Nature

Pool Room Specializes in Hair Cutting and Shaving

Located establishment offers hair cutting and shaving services with a satisfaction guarantee. Aimed at attracting patrons seeking quick grooming in a casual setting, the shop emphasizes skilled barbers, clean facilities, and reliable results.

Our aching feet and the case for sensible shoes

Foot specialists warn that feet suffer most from poorly designed footwear. They advise sensibly proportioned shoes made of soft porous leather. Lower heels are favored, as doctors say the lower the heel the healthier the feet.

One Second From Eternity Letter From a Rail Engineer

Chester E. Beltz a railway engineer writes to the youth and his girl in a Fremont Nebraska crossing near miss with a speeding passenger train He recalls the fear and prayers and urges caution and respect for trains and lives The open letter reprinted from the Council Bluffs Moose Lodge 262 Magazine urges readers to stop drive safely and never tempt fate at crossings

Fremont Neb Jose Son Sis Chester E. Beltz

Rogers elected president of Manitoba Red Cross

C K Rogers, Manitoba Education chief inspector, was chosen president of the Manitoba Division of the Canadian Red Cross Society at the February 16 Winnipeg meeting attended by over 130 workers. He succeeds George Aitken with discussions on the Blood Transfusion Service Outpost Hospital Junior Red Cross Home Nursing and Welfare programs highlighted. Aitken urged support for the Red Cross campaign beginning February 28 with Manitoba aiming at 300000 dollars, six percent of the national quota.

C. K. Rogers Manitoba Department of Education Manada Canadian Red Cross Society Winnipeg George Aitkens Red Cross Red Cross Lodge Aitken Manitoba

Mechanized farming drives land cleared under 1944 loans

Canadian farmers across six provinces borrowed 492 685 50 under the Farm Improvement Loans Act in 1948 to clear and break 59 954 acres. Alberta led with 310 231 25 for 35 875 acres, Nova Scotia reported 180 for 24 acres. The 1944 Act spurred expansion, enabling outlying areas to access mechanized equipment, with 183 814 acres cultivated since 1945.

Alberta Nova Scotia

Battle onset of fierce 1945 Essex Scottish assault

Four years ago on March 1 1945 two companies of the Essex Scottish Regt opened the first attack of a war turning point battle. The early hours saw a heavy bombardment and intense fighting as Allied troops pressed a crucial offensive.

Essex Scottish Regt

Major Tilston Receives Victoria Cross for Valor

The officer led the assault reaching the enemy position first and taking a prisoner, later being wounded three times and losing both legs. His calm courage and gallant conduct under fire earned him the Victoria Cross in a notably successful attack.

Tilston

Dan Bachewich Sandy Lake Always Ready to Bring Best 7

Dan Bachewich of Sandy Lake demonstrates readiness to field a strong seven, aiming for top results in upcoming competitions. He emphasizes conditioning, teamwork, and strategic preparation to maximize performance.

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THE Rossburn Review John's John W. Pratt LLB NOTAR Birtle Manttoba Council Bluff’s Moose Lodge KR. Rogers R. N. Hutton Sec Treas Ressburn Rus Geo. M. Shields Stanley Yanick Yanick Oakburn Harry L. Trump Optometrist Clement Blk West Coast A.J. Saley -Wood Dan Bachewich Sandy Lake DR. W. A. Shave Smice Saterday Cenin A. J. Saley Phone Wally Neepawa, Man Astral Electric Baby D. Andrew Rosshorn Christian Science Publishing Society Ore Ecueuan Street Boston Peananetie Christian Science Mentor
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