21 Mar 1946
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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 21, 1946
Page
1
Joint hostesses Mrs U McPeeters and Mrs J itt staged a surprise tea at Mrs Jitt's home for Airs J Jd. Stott's 19th birthday. More than seventy young ladies attended an enjoyable afternoon and gathered around the song washing table for a luncheon. Photos were taken before des chauffeur returned them to their homes.
Rossburn resident argues after being fired as Cerelery oi the deosspurah Agricultural Society that $800 paid for helper at fair time was rightful. He cites a 1945 minutes motion granting him a salary of 75 dollars and expenses for fair time, and invites the new secretary to review the record book.
Andrew recovers from MTious out Mau while cutting wood. Miss Ferne Strong weekend at Maxwells. Ranchvale Ladies Aid and W.I. at Mr A Joiner home. Next month at Mrs John Coughlan. Miss Eileen Kornyk weekend at Sinclairs. District folks motored to Russell for hockey and enjoyed it. Mr Alex Andrew shot the timber wolf that had harassed Nubensky goats.
Mr and Mrs Alex Sawehuk visit friends in Winnipeg Miss Elsie Baydock left for Winnipeg last Thursday Mr and Mrs Wm Bykannik visited Mr Mike Kozan Sunday George Samnannik finishes most year’s saw work Pte Charlie Kombher left for Winnipeg to receive honorable discharge District log hauls continue Walter Byler breaks three teeth while sawing Kugina Wasyle Michaluk visited Mr Charles Pawhik last weekend People keep logging to sawmills in district
Veitch spent the weekend at Foxwarren. Kuzenko suffered a tragedy as a young three year old heifer was lost in the Birdtail River ice hole. Wladeka plans to truck ice into town to keep beer cool next summer. Mrs Allan Smith returns from Winnipeg visit. Arthur’s update ends the brief.
Oakburn residents feature visits with relatives in Roseburn and Winnipeg events. Mrs Nelson Peden and Sandra visited Robert Peden family. Mrs Philip Hubert returned from Winnipeg with son Walter Hubert who received his discharge from the Canadian Army. A Ladies Aid meeting at Oakburn United Church occurred March 7 with a hosted lunch. Additional notes include local travels, an appendectomy for Douglas Black, homecomings from Shoal Lake Hospital, and the marriage of Gertrude Stanevy Yaniex to Johnnie Bonnnhomme of Montreal in Winnipeg churches with Captain Michael Pelech officiating.
Community notices include travel of Mr Herb Reynolds and his brother, visits by Mrs Alex Hamilton, and a Ladies Aid meeting with 25 attendees. A Whist Drive and Dance raised funds for the Women's Institute, with prize winners listed. A First Aid class for girls is announced by the Rossburn Cadet Corps.
A brief note questions laws that police strikes and work actions while extending the idea to controlling people through social norms and authority. It probes how governance shapes personal freedom and collective behavior in society.
Red Cross organizers emphasize a province wide canvass despite slow conditions. Funds will support relief, nutrition and school lunches in rural Manitoba, home nursing and first aid classes, aid to disabled veterans, and a future free blood transfusion program for residents. A strong membership backs peace time needs as in war.
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