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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 30, 1952
Page
3
In loving memory of our dear father and grandfather Fred Swereda who passed away May 3 195. The blow was hard the shock we never thought his death was so near. Only those who have lost can tell the pain of parting without bid farewell.
Shirley Cormack visited her Brandon parents then Spencer and Leslie Taylor traveled to Walpole Saskatchewan for a weekend with relatives. Several Winnipeg and Manitoba residents traveled for family events and funerals while others planned visits and house purchases. The Canadian Order of Foresters meeting is set for May 5 and a dance at Rossburn Hall on May 2.
Pastor W. B. Eaton urges parishioners to take time for God at Vista and Rossburn services. Morning schedules include Vista Sunday School at 10 30 and Church Service at 11, with Rossburn Church Service at 7 30. The sermon warns of neglect and eternity if one has no time for faith.
The notice lists weekly services and activities including Sunday School at 10 30, Worship and Praise at 11 30, Evangelistic Service at 7 30, and Monday Children’s event at 4 15. It notes Tuesday Prayer and Bible Study at 8 and Friday Young People’s Service with Bible verses about sin and eternal life.
The dairy industry film Milk Made from the federal Department of Agriculture and produced by the National Film Board won first place in the non theatrical government sponsored film class at Canada's Can ada Film Awards for films by Canadians released in 1951. It previously won top film honors at Brescia Italy and depicts Canada's dairy industry from butter to milk handling with filming in Toronto Belleville Ottawa Brockville Ches terville St Albert and other Ontario towns. The premiere occurred at the 1951 Royal Agricultural Winter Fair with nationwide showings.
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