10 Oct 1946
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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 10, 1946
Page
1
The Rossburn Review publishes free notices of births marriages and deaths every Thursday at Cifice Victoria Ave Rossburn H J Bowley in Canada the price is 150 dollars per year.
In 2 Chronicles 14 1 Asa seeks divine aid declaring God is capable of help whether with many or with those lacking power. He prays for strength and rest in the Lord acknowledging reliance on divine support.
The narrative details Jim Young and family history in Rossburn Manitoba. It covers homesteading, family moves to Edmonton and Rosburn, marriages, farming life, threshing heritage, and the Stewart family emigration from Scotland to Canada in 1832, with hardships during voyage and settlement. It notes deaths, descendants, and continued community ties.
Mr Evan Stitt returns to University of Winnipeg for a third term. Ray Semkin visits Mrs N Slobodeky. Miss Juanita Baldrow studies at Winnipeg business school. Brown adds six geese to his flock. A fair shot brings down five and the last with the next. Adults and children enjoy their first airplane ride last Wednesday. Hutton to Dunvegan Ontario to visit mother. Mrs J G Stitt taken to Rowell Hospital for recovery. Mrs Badger and Clifford Stitt visit relatives. Owing to a breakdown on the type setting machine Oakburn News and Vista Girls fair report are omitted.
Mr Gordon Plante returned to his home in Winnipeg and John Miska’s. Mr Rowat Veiteh came back after a few days in Winnipeg. A box social is planned at Rasehvalle Hall on Thursday October 10. Mr Mike Belbas returned from Winnipeg with a newly purchased car. Mr and Mrs Joe Doughty and son Tim visited Fred Ewanchuks last weekend.
The October sale of Canada Savings Bonds asks Canadians to continue regular savings inspired by Victory Loans and War Savings campaigns. No set dollar objective is cited, as the program emphasizes ongoing personal savings rather than a target amount.
Classified notice urges readers to convert desired goods into cash through Want Ads. It frames selling as quick and simple and invites local buyers to inspect listings.
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