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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 03, 1946
Page
2
Biblical quotation urges believers to humble themselves and pray to turn from wicked ways. If people seek God with heart and face, heaven will hear, forgive sins, and heal the land as described in 2 Chronicles 7 14.
A Pentecostal church extends its pro service with a new timing at 11 30 am. The change affects attendees and calendar scheduling for the congregation.
In loving memory of our be loved Dad and Grandpa who passed away September 23 1945. Tilso City Ohio USA. Remembered with deep affection by his family.
A note warns readers that reading want ads in The Review wastes money. It advises avoiding the classified pages to save expenses and suggests alternative sources for seeking goods or jobs.
A long reminiscence details the Young family of Rossburn Manitoba and their connections to pioneer settlers. It covers John Duneason and Margaret Young marriage in 1882, Donald Sinclair and Teen Young in 1889, hospitality to Indigenous people, Tom Young’s school work, farming shifts, and civic roles including first Reeve in 1884. It traces the family’s moves to Dauphin and back, adoptions, and the store and post office leadership, ending with William Young’s civic service and church involvement.
E. J. White states all business transfers must be reported to the Wartime Prices and Trade Board. Licenses are issued on application and are not transferable. When ownership changes or a business is suspended, old licenses must be returned and new owners must apply.
A meeting of the hockey club will be held in the Club Room on Monday October seventh at 7 p.m. sharp, before the regular Board of Trade meeting at 8 p.m. Be sure to attend both meetings and join in the big event.
Mrs Alexander returns home from Strath claire and Brandon while Mr Myer Paisner at Bessex Hospital shows improvement after a serious illness. Mrs Harvey Robinson and children aid Mr and Mrs Gordon Taylor. Dr Shaver rushed to Winnipeg to visit his father after a heart attack. Resshburn may gain a local bakery. Michael Lysenko of Brandon plans a building site near Dr Miles. Alfred Mitchell awaits a Winnipeg operation. Howard Hyde and son return to Syiierton Iiness. Steve Cherwonick back at the University of Winnipeg after four months at home. Carol Woods and Merle of Elm Creek visit district friends en route to Foam Lake to see Uncle Wilson Veitch.
A Thursday Town Hall meeting of ratepayers and residents debated location for a proposed curling rink. Voters backed building on Mr K Strong's site next to Lions Garage despite objections over low land and a $100 loss. Some preferred the town site to save ratepayers costs, while North End residents objected to distance and crossing tracks. The committee had earlier decided to create a skating rink, with land and lumber secured, but a motion urged delaying the curling rink until the skating rink is completed.
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