27 Mar 1947
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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 27, 1947
Page
1
The notice states publication details issued every Thursday from the Office on Victoria Avenue Rossburn and names H. J. Bowley as publisher.
The reminiscences recount Scottish settlers in Manitoba near Rossburn, focusing on George and Dail Machann who arrived in 1880, the Machann family’s homesteading progress, and the lives of John McPhail, Alexander McAinsh, John D. McKinnon, and Alexander McDonald. It notes their work, marriages, civic roles, and the 1881 to 1927 timeline, ending with a note to continue next week.
The 1946 report from Mrs Jean Marcus shows the Canadian Red Cross distributed over 486 thousand clothing items from England depots. It notes increased hardship in the UK, ongoing aid to war brides and children, and a peacetime fund appeal of five million dollars.
Local notes report Aix Jean Rudheaks undergoing an operation at Rosebury General Hospital and wishes for speedy recoveries for individuals including Mr. Tom Mitchel and Mrs. Stitt family. Also mention visits from Mr. Jack Peden of Minneapolis and a March 18 birthday party at Mr. Joe Stitt with guests and a total age count. The Review congratulates winners in the 1946 National Barney Contest region two with prizes totaling $ requisitioned amounts. Further items note Mrs. E Moffat of Portage la Prairie and Mrs Roger Harrison visiting relatives in Sioux Narrows Ontario.
Mears Nick Hyra arrived with his tractor to Ron Mr John Danyluiks Sawmill. Mrs Steve Baydock and her two sons left for Winnipec. Mike Pawluk, now at Wenitaway, was here briefly. Frank Bereza assists Stanley Bereza moving into a new house south of Rossburn. Charlie Bell of Shoal Lake visited Stanley Maydaniuk's mink ranch last Sunday.
A reflective line on how public judgment shifts as individuals face defeat or downfall, illustrating the rise or fall in how others perceive them. The phrase suggests that downfall tests reputation and heightens scrutiny.
In loving memory of our mother and grandmother Mrs Emelia Douglas who died March 28 1945. Today brings sad memories of a loved one laid to rest. Not dead to us who loved her not lost but gone before. She lives in memory and will forevermore. Ever remembered by her daughter son in law and grandchildren Mrs Ben Cormack
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