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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 08, 1949
Page
3
The notice lists annual subscription rates authorized for 2nd class mail in Canada at $2.00 per year and in the United States at $2.50 per year.
Ten years ago a 1939 declaration formed the Canadian Active Service Force. Canada expanded to five divisions plus armoured brigades as the war grew. About 7,500 volunteers arrived in the UK by December 1940, with 73 lost aboard SS Nerissa in 1941. Canadian casualties reached 104,196 with 32,046 killed.
Local residents visit Winnipeg Brandon and Franklin over Labor Day weekend. Oakburn school reopened August 23 with Principal Peter Luba and staff including Nicholas Danyluk Steve Lusky and the Shalay sisters. Several families from Oakburn and surrounding districts visited relatives in Manitoba and Saskatchewan during the holiday.
The piece argues that parents must look beyond their own children and push for broad educational quality in public schools. It warns against narrow views of schooling and stresses that social equality relies on ensuring all children receive strong training, not just those of privileged families.
Stanley Yanick promotes auction services for selling property with nationwide reach. He advertises contacting at phone number 141-21 and invites farmers and property owners to hire him for full value sales.
A brief inventory lists soft drinks, ice cream, meals, lunches, tobaccos, and related items. The notice emphasizes available snacks and refreshments for patrons at the establishment.
Local carpenters offer remodeling and new construction for homes barns and outbuildings. Contact for estimates and project planning including framing roofing and finish carpentry.
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