07 Mar 1946
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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 07, 1946
Page
1
The Rossburn Review weekly publication lists subscription prices for Canada and the United States and outlines free and paid notices including births marriages and deaths card notices and memorial notices up to seven lines. The notice confirms second class mail status by Ottawa authorities.
In Cyrenaica near Tripoli, Arab and Jewish communities join a British administration effort to ease tensions after anti semitic agitation. A mayor, district surveyor, and Jewish doctor promoted a unity message with the Grand Kadi, leading to a Balfour Day demonstration without incidents. The next days saw Arab notables and Jewish leaders sharing meals and a goodwill club event.
The excerpt argues that changing habits is pointless without a shift in purpose. It notes people often hurry to save face, misjudge others, and cling to shallow ideas. It urges children’s upbringing toward stronger principles and a quest for a meaningful idea, not mere happiness.
The wedding of Julie Kuzenko took place at the Angusville Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church with Rev. Shiwed officiating. The bride wore a white sheer gown with sequined neckline and floor veil, and carried a bouquet of white roses. she was accompanied by three cousins and a flower girl, while the groom's relatives served as attendants. The couple left for a short honeymoon in Winnipeg.
A surprise party on January 14 honored Mr and Mrs Sotas for their 45th wedding anniversary. Guests, many local Ukrainians, praised the couple for their kindness and community work since emigrating from the Ukraine to Canada in 1908. A chair was gifted, and dancing followed a dinner, with the National Anthem closing the event.
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