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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 06, 1973
Page
2
The Rossburn unit of the United Church of Canada and The Presbyterian Church share a cooperative ministry. Sunday services at 10 a.m. with Sunday School and nursery. worship and Bible study details include Waywayseecappa Presbyterian on Sundays at 2:30 p.m. and midweek Bible study and prayer sessions led by Rev. Brian Penny.
Kelvin Smith reviews stubble burning as a poor farming practice reducing soil organic matter and erosion control. He cites Bran don Research Station findings and Larry Mitich on weed seed survival after burning. The piece then explains Manitoba’s Stocker Program linking Manitoba Pool Elevators and MACC to keep calves in province for winter growth and sale to feedlots, with admin by MPE and MACC.
C I S notes detail Manitoba wage rules: current minimum is 1.75 for experienced workers 18 plus with no gender or job location differences. Under 18 pays 1.50. From October 1 1973 the rates rise to 1.90 for 18 plus and 1.65 for under 18. Inexperienced workers may not be paid less than the minimum for six months, and all 18 plus workers receive minimum from day one.
Funeral services were held for Ernest Shingoose at the Waywayseecappo Presbyterian Church on August 29 1973. He died at home on August 26 1973 on the Lizard Point Reserve. Born May 16 1932 on the reserve he worked at Clement's Ranch Portage la Prairie and attended Birtle Indian School. He is survived by wife Kathleen children Arnold Wayne Sanford Irvine Hilliard Cecilia Mildred Joanne father Archie Shingoose Sr and siblings Earle Mildred Shirley and Lorna. Reverend Brian Penny led services with Norma Rattlesnake as organist.
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