Presbyterian Church in Canada Service Times Listed
Church schedule notes worship at 11.00 a.m. and a 4.30 p.m. service on Sundays. The item outlines upcoming services for the Presbyterian Church in Canada.
25 May 1944
Page 1
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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 25, 1944
Page
1
Church schedule notes worship at 11.00 a.m. and a 4.30 p.m. service on Sundays. The item outlines upcoming services for the Presbyterian Church in Canada.
Group Captain Massey, back from overseas, warned in the House that a carnival war mindset harms Britain and Canada. He urged tackling materialism and restoring moral standards at home while soldiers fight in Italy and Germany, stressing the need for a united home front to win the war.
Canada will temporary reduce butter coupons next month with the June 1 coupon out of valid use until June 8. Coupons 62 and 63 due May 18 will cover three weeks instead of two, while two weekly coupons will be resumed to match prior policy. Officials cite reduced production and demand exceeding supply, urging conservation and reserve creation to avoid a very low winter stock.
The piece argues for enlarged educational units funded beyond local taxes, urging provincial and federal support. It cites postwar education plans, a need for nationwide scope, and highlights endorsements by Gordon Graydon M.P., M. J. Coldwell M.P., and Brooke Claxton M.P. for federal aid to education.
A Forester item argues unemployment stems from price disagreements between buyers and producers. It asserts price increases reduce real income and demand, while buyers strikes are impossible. higher wages or prices raise income in goods but worsen unemployment.
A reflectiveColumn discusses how price changes and wage levels shape perceptions of gains and losses. It argues that rising costs reduce buying power and can shift burdens between consumers workers and farmers, warning that consumer behavior affects jobs and markets.
In a wartime appeal, J L Ralston urges Canadian housewives to back economic stabilization efforts during May 22 27. The message praises Mrs Consumer for monitoring prices and guiding smart purchases, noting 1400 liaison officers connect shoppers with the Wartime Prices and Trade Board.
Entries for Purebred close June 15 and other classes June 21 with peony classes open to June 29. Advance four for $100 strip tickets, 50¢ gate admission during Fair Week. Major features include a patriotic musical extravaganza Let Freedom Ring and horse racing July 5 and 6 with $300000 purses. The midway promises shows rides and thrills. Children’s Day is July 3 with reduced prices and free game admission for kids up to 12.
A daughter was born at Runel Sacred Heart Hospital to Mr and Mrs Lioyd Duncanson of Rossburn on Saturday May 20. The news notes the newborn in local society circles and records the family address.
A Canadian youth leaves a carefree life to fight abroad. He joins others in a brutal war, grows braver under fire, and dies in battle. His unmarked grave marks a broader toll as many patriots seek peace and justice.
Mr and Mrs Johnston were weekend visitors at Clear Lake. A church service was held at Ekford School on Sunday with large attendance. A birthday party followed at Mrs Elvie Bolton's home for Harry Collingridge Mamie Bolton Mrs Vera Clayton and Mrs Ada Gollingridge with a large crowd and many gifts.
Mears notes late report on Ivan Baydock Corrasponleat. Harry Kombher sold tractor and implements last week. Helen Dorlazo returns home from Ossburn to rest. Walter Maydaniuk and friends travel to Grandview district. John Maydaniuk plans no cream calls in rain to keep roads dry. District youths attend Rossburn show and Werbow ski Barn Dance. Chmelnycki school held first baseball practice Sunday. Anyone wishing to play ball invited to join next meeting.
Peter Lasiuta visited relatives at Erickson over the weekend. Mrs. Jay left for Winnipeg for her daughter Marie’s operation. A B Fishman returned from Vancouver. W Kottick on special leave from Halifax visits home. Mrs. Smuttel and infant seek medical care in Winnipeg. Donna and Marian Smuttel stay with aunt Mrs. Cooke in Decker. Mrs. M Kottick of Menaie visits her parents. Pte Leonard Menzies of Portage La Prairie weekends with Shoal Lake and Oakburn relatives. Sigma M Mychglyshyn of Barry Field on ten days’ leave at home. Mrs. L Fishman of Winnipeg visits her daughter.
Mrs. J. W. Smith sent eleven dollars to the Milk for Britain fund. St. John Cantius Church members held a home entertainment hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Tom Benza on Sat May 13. Rev Father Lopusszanski collected twenty four dollars for the Red Cross during the evening.
The article urges forming a local volunteer committee on rehabilitation and post war planning to help returning service members reestablish civilian life. It stresses citizen involvement alongside government efforts and notes the Veterans Welfare Division assists towns in organizing such committees.
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