Local notes from Shoal Lake and Winnipeg visit family
Min Shiels Lindey of Winnipeg visits relatives in Shoal Lake and Manitoba. Mr Thes Harrison bedridden with flu. Blair Lindsay back from Winnipeg after discharge. J Snider and family visiting son W Snider. Mr Hicks home briefly to grade poultry. Miss Beth MacDonald visiting friends. Elementary teachers away for weekend. United Church choir signups with Mr Towland. Extra large potatoes on display at C A Menzies Shop. T Stuart of Kellwood visiting Menzies family. Miss Rutherford of Crystal City returns after visit. Lilian Urbanowski travels to Winnipeg to meet brother Michael overseas. they arrive home via Shoal Lake. Congratulations to Mrs Hopper of Shoal Lake on 95th birthday. Fossburn creamery under construction by Smellie Bros. cement foundation underway. Mr and Mrs Garret return to their home after vacation in Toronto. H H Carson and daughter and John visit Winnipeg. John overseas for years. Mike Cameron informs family he arrived in Vancouver. he is Winnipeg Grenadiers prisoner in Japanese camp since December 1941. Mrs Cameron in Winnipeg.
Community notices and social events update
Vista and Mrs W Brown planned a trip to Brandon on Wednesday. Mrs HL Miller of the Mirdtail visited relatives on Friday. A Fair for Feoys and Girls Club is set for Monday September 2d. June cleaned out grown shoes for the drive next month. Adkinson and her mother hosted tea on Wednesday. The Red Cross quilting bee draw drew a nice attendance with two nuts completed. Next quilting will be Wednesday September 26 with a silver tea. A stocking shower will aid European relief. gifts to PO or choose alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Red Cross
Mike Mackadenski
P. Chwoluk
B.C
Fragmentary note hints at strategic start in contest
A garbled line suggests a debate about a strong opening move. The text references a potential Raad or council role and a decisive start, but the fragment lacks clear names or places. Further context would clarify the exact actors and setting.
Obituary notices the death of Mrs. Wem Bereza at 74
We are sorry to hear of the death of Mrs. Wem Bereza who died on Sept Lith, at the age of 74. The fuser. sons and one daughter, Stanley of Glen Elmo, John of Mears, Charlie of Souris, and Mrs. Xombher of Souris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wem
Bereza
Fuser
Stanley
Glen Elmo
John
Mears
Charlie
Souris
Xombher
Local visitors and movers report around Brandon district
MEARS Mr. Walker of Brandon visited his family in the district during the week end. Mr. Wm. Kozun with a few passengers from Rossburn motored to Winnipeg last week. Mr. Alex Sawehuk made business trips to Brandon and Winnipeg. He has purchased the Rossburn Transfer Truck of ELE trong. Mr Alex Pawlak and his wife and family, previously in Windsor, are back in the district due to heavy layoffs. Mr. Nick Baydock of Winnipeg was a week end visitor with Bays in the district. Mr. Steve Burdock returned home Friday after medical treatment in Winnipeg. Messrs. McLean and McTavish cattle buyers of Shoal Lake are in the district. BORN To Mr. and Mrs. George Samaniuk a daughter a Teasday last in Russell Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Walker of
Brandon
Wm. Kozun
Rossburn
Winnipeg
Alex Sawehuk
Eletrong
Alex Pawlak
Ford Co
Windsor
Nick Baydock
Bayocks
Steve Burdock
Winnieg
McLean & McTavishattle
Shoal Lake
George Samaniuk
Teasday
Russell Hospital
Saley Family Residing In Birdtail District
Mr and Mrs Alex J Saley and family, recently arriving from Stoney Creek Ontario, have taken up residence in the district after purchasing property. Miss Anne Sehaworski admitted to St Josephs Hospital Winnipeg awaiting an operation. Mrs Alex Saley and Miss Frances Schaworski drove north last week and picked cranberries, noting the difference with Niagara fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex. J. Saley
Stoney Creek
Ont
Mr Saley
Anne Sehaworski
St. Josephs Hospital
Winnipeg
Alex. Saley
Frances Schaworski
Rossbarn Rural Municipality Council Minutes
The Rural Municipality of Rossbarn met at the municipal office on a Saturday in September. Reeve John Ryszytylo and Councillors Wm Armstrong Wm Hyra Alex Sawchuk and Mike Twerdochlib attended. Minutes of the last meeting were confirmed and various motions passed including approving old age pension applications for Ivan Lewicki and William McKenzie and authorizing a transfer of funds to Harry Klym. The clerk was tasked to request a doctor from the Minister of Health. A Rest Room site discussion was planned for Sept 18 with Village Council, and advances to road commissioner Mike Twerdochlib of 100 were approved. Maintenance payments to Mrs. K Ewanchuk were reduced to 33.00 per month. The meeting adjourned to Oct 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossbarn
Thre
John Ryszytylo
Wmrmstong
Wm. Hyra
Alex Sawchuck
Mike Twerdochlic
Twerdochhlib
Armstrong
Hyra—Sawchuk
Ivan Lewicki
Wm. P. McKenzie
Hyra—Twerdoechlib
Wm Armstrong
Alex. Sawehuk
Rossburn
Sawehuk
Mike Twerdoehlib
Hyra
K. Ewanchuk
Bolton Bay
Armstrong — Twerdochlip
Twerdechn
Pum
Funeral held for Mrs. Woshka Dereza in district
Mrs. Woshka Dereza died Saturday at age 96. Funeral service was held Tuesday with Rev Shwed of Oakburn officiating. She is survived by three daughters including Mrs. John Mushmenski of Russell. Also noted are neighbors and relatives from Glen Elmo and Sour areas attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woshkavo
Shwed
Oakburn
John Mushmenski
Russell
England seeks change amid debate over nationalization and reform
The piece argues that electing new parties or adopting plans does not guarantee social progress. It critiques beliefs in universal education as a path to better society and warns that history shows education and policy shifts alone fail to produce essential changes in people. It notes calls for more state control as a remedy to persistent social ills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Clenly
Morality and faith as drivers of social reform
The speaker cites Waite, Wales Men, Shaftesbury and Wilberforce in England, arguing great social improvements come from inner moral change rather than ruling or schemes. Free enterprise or socialist systems fail without church taught heart change, and political shifts alone won’t recreate the world without turning back to God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waite Wales
Shaftesbury
Wilverforce
England
To Sell To Buy To Rent To Exchange Want Ads
Classified line about buy sell rent and exchange services noting 25 cents buys 17 words or less.
For Sale 1936 Maple Leaf Truck and Grain Loader
For sale a 1936 Maple Leaf two ton truck with grain loader and box in excellent condition. Contact Alex Sawchuk in Mears for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Sawchuk, Mears
In Memory of Al Brothers and Our Dear Husband
In memory of Al Brothers who passed away September 2 1944 and again notes in 1966. Wife and son (Weir) with Betty Ann and Reita remember his cheerful smile and carefree ways. Neighbors Bob, Margaret, Jennie sign off with fond memories and farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mhivy
Alen KE
Dary
Nene
Weir
Betty-Anne
Reita
Bob
Margaret
Jennie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Min Shiels Lindey
of Shoal Lake
Walsh
Mins EB. Lindsay
Mr. Thes Harrison
Blair Lindsay
Tome
Mrs. J. Snider
Mr W. Snider
Mr. Hicks
Beth MacDonald
Elementry School
United Church Choir
Mr. Towland
C. A. Menzies Shop
T. Stuart
Kellwood
Mrs. C. A Menzies
Miss Rutherford
Crystal City
Mr. Id Mrs. Menzies
Lilian Urbanowski
Michael
Hopper Sf .Oal Lake
Hopper
Manitoba
Fossburn
Smellie Bros
Mrs Garret
Toronto
Me. H. Carson
Mr. Cleavid
Winnie
J Ohn
Mike Cameron
Vancouver
Mike
Winnipeg Grenadiers
Ae Cen
Mrs Cameen
HL Miller
Mirdtail
Ieillege
Feoys
Ad Girls Club
Adkinson
Het
Mem Oea
Mrs. Verhowak
Rural Council
Harry Rusenko
NOW
Memoriam
Armed Forces
Armed Services
Federal
Department of Labour
Rtment of Agriculture
The
National Employment Service
Charlottetown
Halifax
St. John
Quebec
Montreal
Kingston
London
Port Arthur
Regina
Edmonton
Humphrey Mitchell
Labour
A. Macnamara
Wartime Prices and Trade Board
Decteront
MLB
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