13 Jun 1946
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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 13, 1946
Page
1
A church program sheet lists scripture Matthew 5 8 Blessed are the pure in heart and references Mr U G Reynolds Student Minister VISTA. It mentions services Friday at 4 15 pm and 8 pm with morning sessions at 10 30 am 11 30 am and 7 30 pm.
The memoirs recount the Cormack and Sinclair families arrival in Rossburn in the 1890s and 1900s. George Cormack born in Scotland in 1844 and his descendants, including sons Ben, George, Alex, and daughter Elizabeth, settled on homesteads, faced hardships from mosquitoes to winters, built homes, and contributed to local church and community. The narrative notes marriages, moves, and the eventual spread of family members to Shoal Lake, Winnipeg, and beyond.
A lyrical poem expresses loneliness as the speaker watches the moon drift overhead. The moon is described as a confidant and messenger conveying the lover's feelings, with lines about missing a beloved and hoping the moon delivers thoughts of love and devotion.
The World Vs. Line Elevators Association asks the Canadian government to raise barley to 92 cents and oats to 2 cents per bushel with retroactive settlement from August 11, 1945. They claim Eastern and BC feeders pay less than true value and seek restored malt barley premium, while noting $63,992,000 in freight subsidies to Eastern and BC feeders. They also request at least $1.80 per bushel for wheat used in export and similar advance on 1946 crop deliveries to the Wheat Board.
Mr Tom Sinclair spends a few days in Winnipeg. Mr and Mrs Douglas David son and family of Saltcoats Sask visited the district. Soldiers Aid meeting held at Mrs Wm Maxwell Sr home last Thursday. Reports of a bear seen in the vicinity. Congratulations to Mr Mike Kostesky and Miss Francis Shust on their marriage last Sunday June 2. Mr Peter Kuzenko motored to Bolan last week. Mr and Mrs Adolph Kostesky moved to Winnipeg Friday. Mrs Frank Cleland left Thursday morning to visit her sister in the United States. Mr and Mrs Dave Cleland and Vivian returned home to Winnipeg.
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