Card of Thanks from Dyebskoweky Family
Card of thanks extends gratitude to friends relatives and neighbors for kindness shown during the recent bereavement. Signed by Mrs Dyebskoweky and family.
08 Oct 1942
Page 1
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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 08, 1942
Page
1
Card of thanks extends gratitude to friends relatives and neighbors for kindness shown during the recent bereavement. Signed by Mrs Dyebskoweky and family.
In the inflation battle President Roosevelt seeks powers to fix farm prices amid rising yields. The House farm bloc resists, while the Senate eases tensions and could let the president prevail. Beef and hog production policies spark debate about subsidies weight limits and wartime food strategy. The Bacon Board aims to show Britain we can supply prime pork, but critics warn against misallocating resources during national crisis. Government non cooperation with man shortages closes the section.
Vista notes include Miss Dorothy Breaky visiting Winnipeg relatives and Mr Archie McDonald visiting his sister Mrs Les Hamilton. Pte Steve Woycheshin, previously reported missing, is now a prisoner of war in Germany but safe and well. The Boys and Girls Fair was a wartime success with 17 calves 14 pigs 5 lots of chickens and grain entries. Winners include calf winner Gordon Breaky John Williamson and Iris McDonald. swine gilt winners Illis Stitt Walter Woycheshin and Mag Hamilton. poultry top team Walter Woycheshin Teenie Skwaluk and Steve Woytowich. Corinne O Donnell top light breeds and ground prize. other prize winners listed with Dan Hamilton and Ernest Chesney receiving special awards. Further prizes pending from Leadquarters.
A provincial government should co operate to release workers for threshing operations. Instead on the number 4 highway four men were seen pulling up old posts and planting new ones while farmers struggled to thresh grain with too few workers, teams, and trucks nearby.
Miss Mabel Sitko of Winnipeg spent a week with her parents. Hubert has begun work on the Oakburn railway station. Mr and Mrs Mandziuk and family visited Mr and Mrs Storc zuk at Rossburn on Saturday. Miss Gertrude Yanick came from Brandon to spend a few weeks at home. Work proceeds nicely on Mr Mandziuk s new office. Pte Pete Macyshyn Pte Steve Peech and Pte Paul Kotyk were home on week end leaves. Mr Stanley Kotyk and Mr Walter Nahiroey left for Yorkton to attend St Josephs College.
Ewingshen learns her son Michael once reported killed in the Dieppe raid is now a prisoner in Germany. Visitations were noted between local residents and families in Rossburn and area. Sincere sympathies extended to Miss Mazier after learning her brother was killed overseas. A former Rossburn teacher, Sergeant Michael Mazier, is reported killed in active service. William Puyda, a former student, has been engaged to teach Olha School.
Ranchvale Birdtail notes report visitors at the Crookshanks and Smith homes including Mr and Mrs D Davidson and others. Donald Sinclair has finally found help in the house. Mrs Sarah Crookshanks returned from Rossburn to care for grandchildren. The Ranchvale Ladies Aid met at Sam Crookshanks with good attendance and several visiting guests from Winnipeg and Rossburn.
Weekend notes show L A C Weldon McIntosh and families visiting Rossburn while Lieut Harris Huston heads to Washington. Local residents travel to Winnipeg and Brandon. Rev Onions led services at Hamiota United Church. An auction sale for Mrs D Hough’s household effects is set for Oct 17. Contest entries include a beer weighing 4 pounds a tomato of 1 pound here with a 334 pound potato from Alf Mitchells garden.
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