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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 21, 1945
Page
2
Rossburn church announces Rev B F Parsons ministering with church school at 11.0 am and divine service at 7.30 pm. Verse from Hebrews reminds worshippers not to neglect assembling. Welcome extended to all.
A Pentecostal Assembly advertises Family Night and Sunday morning worship with an Evangelistic Service. The notice lists times including Friday at 8 p.m. and mentions a cordial aviation at 10450 4m with a $15 per person price.
Mre J. A. Lindsay and daughter Elenor visited Winnipeg last week to meet F. O. Blair Lindsay who arrived there. Blair survived a Nazi fighter bullet that pierced his nose during an operation last November. Lindsay completed 19 operations and earned the D F.C.
Local items report shipping of live stock on Monday June 25. People travel to Sudbury Cornwallis and Windsor Ont while family visits in Rossburn and Korsburn districts. An auction sale of horses implements and household effects is set for June 25. Residents plan theatre events and note road discussions for nearby highways.
Dr Carl J Hambro's remarks on government as a force behind security apply to federal election. He argues character and teamwork guide the country, with leaders who avoid patronage, draw on all good will, and unite homes as the nation’s security. Canada must lead with red blooded democracy for peace and postwar world.
By the end of 1944 Canadian shipyards had launched more than 1000 vessels including 380 core warships such as frigates and minesweepers, over 280 motor torpedo boats and Fairmile craft, plus about 360 cargo ships and tankers.
Mr Fred Ceebrane from Winnipeg visits in the district with Randivale Birdtail. Mr and Mrs Farrell of Winnipeg visit their daughter Mrs Smith. Mr James Prout stays with his daughter Mrs L P. Stated grad for Dorothy Miller in Winnipeg. Afternoon Tea at Maxwells Thursday June 21.
Conscientious objectors and Canadian workers are being and will be employed extensively in agriculture. The policy aims to bolster farm labor during shortages and support rural operations across provinces.
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