18 Mar 1943
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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 18, 1943
Page
1
J Bowley publisher announces subscription details for Canadan Weekly News Abroad. Price is one dollar per year in Canada and one fifty in advance for the United States.
A morning welcome at Rossburn Church School invites all parishioners to attend services. The event emphasizes inclusivity and community fellowship in a simple, faith-based gathering.
Armstrong and Peden's Sale Register lists a farm sale of Nick Nyczyk's stock implements and furniture to be conducted at his farm six miles east and ten miles south of Rosshburn and two miles east and one mile north of Vista on Tuesday March 30 at 1 p m.
Bruce Hutchinson argues in Maclean's that money follows full employment and high output. Canada must shift from wartime production to civilian goods, building houses and modernizing towns, to prevent postwar unemployment and low mood.
The column answers Manitoba readers on wartime regulations from the Information Branch. It covers production prohibitions on slack suits after Nov 17 1942, sugar allowed for fruit canning only, and no sugar for pickles. household credit terms of one third down and ten months. butter giveaways requiring ration coupons. refunds policy with 12 day window. notice periods for rented homes. and public health guidance on water, milk, food hygiene, and typhoid vaccination.
Typhoid fever is a human disease caused by the typhoid bacillus and spread through mouth entry. It attacks the bowels and exits via bowel and kidney discharges with potential carriers continuing to shed germs. Prevention relies on proper disposal of wastes to prevent water and food contamination. cities need sewage treatment. country practices require safe disposal.
The Perch School children held a Red Cross Bazaar at Pete's Lake Hall on February 13 raising 2395 for Junior Red Cross. Ukrainian Peoples Home Dramatic Club hosted a two act comedy on March 5 with poor attendance due to bad weather. Willie Antonichuk injured left arm at M Glushka sawmill on March 5. receiving treatment at Russell Hospital with well wishes for recovery.
Mr George Walko began military training last week while Mr Mike Olyniak has returned home after army discharge. Glen Elmo defeated Valley in a local football match. Bill Bellas and Kathleen Hlagie wed in Winnipeg last week and plan to reside in the district. John Shormoski and Harry and Annie Sotas attended Mary Shormoski of Grandview’s funeral. Mrs Wm Bilanka is ill and left for Winnipeg. best wishes are sent for her recovery.
A reader urges Rossburn Municipality to unite rural and non enrolled children this spring to adopt a Prevention rather than Cure campaign against diphtheria and scarlet fever. The plan would have schools report district child counts to obtain toxin doses free from Public Health, inviting comments on the idea.
The Can Red Cross branch thanks a distant Wellwisher who sent five dollars to aid the society. Officials note canvassers miss some winter areas and urge further subscriptions as the needs remain high and the district is hard to reach.
Rossburn residents report service leaves and homecomings including Mike Urbanowski Charlie Gluchka Reginald Wolachinski Gerald Stitt and Miss Ethel Peikoff. The Rossburn dance at Vista March 12 and charity event March 19 with Dune's orchestra are mentioned. Orson H McKinnon joins the Canadian army March 6. Const P MacLaughlin’s brother is missing in Germany. family in Rosetown Sask awaits news.
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