09 Sep 1943
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 09, 1943
Page
1
Readers react to jam rationing and shell shortages amid wartime policy. The Manitoba government opens a duck season requiring shells, provoking criticism of open licenses and illegal sharing. A library note promotes free access to Manitoba Pool Library catalogs for broad reading during long winter evenings.
Weekend visits span Winnipeg to The Pas Rossburn and Edmonton with relatives. Evangeline Rebekah Lodge to resume meetings September 9. Sicily bound son of Watson cited. model armwoman Ellen Olson named at Ottawa Air Force HQ.
The text argues for individuals crafting their own reading plan rather than trusting educational groups. It implies experts peddle simplistic or false promises and mocks the public as childish for relying on them.
Grand Narrows announces the school will reopen September 1 with Miss Filewich as principal. Nearby, Mr and Mrs Lorne Hern of a logo visited the Murray family. Mr and Mrs Orville Wilson saw Mr and Mrs Ivan Turmey at Zorra. Miss Georgina Middleton leaves Tuesday for Dauphin to take a position there.
Local residents report visits from Miss Alice Airin Regina to Miss Olive Vipon in Kamsackla Fit Sgt Warre vivers from Manitoba staying with Mr and Mrs Ha of Watrous Sask to attend a funeral in Vancouver for her father Craig Miss Lucille Sommpeg visiting relatives in ville Mr and Mrs F return to Winnie for a visit with Mr and Mrs Eddy The Painter named by Mr and Low motor to Gi Sunday Arthur Topham from Ont arrives for a visit with his parents Gawley and Inglis praised for high quality pictures this year Harry Harper and family arrive for a Sudbury Ont visit School reopens with Miss McLeod Slater and Mr Dubasov as principal Mrs F G Allen and Bruce visit for a month with several local families Bertha Kaiser and Mrs Bruce Kaiser visit Cottrells Bertha stays Winnipeg Jo posts and more War Savings Stamps drive aims to raise funds for medical supplies for military forces Pte Harold Fraser home on furlough from Monteith Ont Jean Tucker attends a nurse training course in Dauphin and a Life Insurance Co rep visits town The Review subscription rise discussed as necessary amid price controls and local advertising changes
Makaroff Pte P Beck is home on fur lough. Sunday school reopens Sunday next at 2. LAC H Short visits the Rogers home. F O Leslie Thompson visits with Mr and Mrs W A Boyce. Mrs A Strachan of Edmonton guests at the Rogers home. LAC and Mrs J Strachan spend a furlough at the Rogers home. Mrs J Brown and Ada Currey travel to Winnipeg. Mr A Grundy returns from Winnipeg to manage his brother's farm during hospital stay. Mr and Mrs Roy Wayman of Winnipeg visit Rogers family over the weekend. Frank Grundy undergoing medical treatment at Winnipeg General Hospital.
Ward Bros announce a dispersion sale of farm livestock with details to follow. Watch for further notices on date location and stock available.
Deepdale J. B. Helmkay and family visited the city last week to spend time with relatives. Robert Ward returned to school after a weekend with relatives. Gladys Henderson went back to Toronto to resume war work duties. A sewing day by patriotic ladies produced many articles. Mrs. Steve Phillips hosted her father mother and sister from Flin Flon. Sidney Argent Miss Smith and C. T. Argent visited friends at Makaroff and Togo. Glen Lester and wife bought the U. G. G. house framing occupied by Mr. Bailes and moved in.
Merridale noting Pte Paul Pronyk is home on furlough as threshing is anticipated to begin weather permitting. W H Richards manages the Manitoba branch Continen- is mentioned in partial line.
Leon Abraham of San Clara recently received medical treatment at St Rose hospital. Mr and Mrs Albert Wizotte and their Winnipeg baby arrived last week to rest and recover.
Albert has joined the navy. Mrs A Grenon returned to her Somerset home with her daughter and baby planning a month visit. Mr and Mrs John Ferguson visited Makar off Sunday. J A Bouvier received medical care at St Rose hospital last week. Weather should allow cutting generally in the district by week’s end.
A year after rationing began the government raises tea rations by a third. Salada tea lovers can now obtain four pounds per six weeks instead of eight, as ships and supplies increase.
Government urges households to stock winter fuel as cordwood becomes available. Consumers can order three or four cord lots at fixed prices with deposits accepted at the seller or Royal Bank of Canada to ensure delivery and save double handling charges.
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