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08 Apr 1943
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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 08, 1943
Page
1
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The speaker warns that Britain’s postwar shift after the last war saw Labour rise from a small group to government, balanced by a Conservative-led National Government amid strikes, financial scares, and public mistrust. He argues to avoid repeating these errors by keeping a cross-party unity to pursue progress for the country.
Canada plans its Fourth Victory Loan with a $1.1 billion objective announced in the House by Finance Minister J L Sisley. The campaign urges greater individual purchases to fund wartime needs and advance citizen ownership in Canada.
A wartime editorial urges rationing to defeat hunger and win the peace. It argues distribution efficiency and public sacrifice show national character, praising rationing as training for hard wartime duties and branding it a tool for victory. It cites British health gains and calls for unity under a motto of what you require, not what you desire.
The passage urges merchants and consumers to share profits and hardships for the common good. It frames rationing as essential to victory and links today’s choices to a long struggle. It emphasizes sacrifice, unity, and the belief that there is enough for all if greed is set aside.
A notice describes the hardships faced by Mrs R and her three children as their husband serves overseas. She seeks a small countryside cottage or farm lodging near Winnipeg to provide rest, safety, and outdoor space for her family, asking readers to help locate suitable housing or a summer boarding option.
The Wartime Prices Information Branch notes there are no production restrictions on cleaning tissues. Increased demand in recent months has strained supply, making stock harder to find in stores, but manufacturing remains unrestricted.
Bill OLedsak was born after two months of work in Winnipeg. Fred Pusiki and Jorn Hyska traveled to Winnipeg Thursday morning. Glen Elmo School closed for a week due to illness. Robins and ducks spotted in the district last week by Verbowski signaling early spring. Lena Wlady visited with sister Karry Verbowski. Karry Goychhuk nearly escaped a sawmill mishap when a log flew about ten feet, injuring none. Walter Pushka.
Birth announced for Sir Irse John Maxwell former resident of this district. Ranchvale Red Cross quilts donated four quilts to F Cleeland Mrs Plant and Mr A Smith. Ladies Aid and Red Cross met at Mrs Alex Cleeland’s April 1 celebrating good turnout despite poor roads. Pvt. Larry Shoemaker of Camp Shilo visited Sam Crookshanks family. Red Cross donated $1000 to drive. Pidlubay of Birdtail raised $2800 with many local donors including D Davidson W Pidlubny and others listed.
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Melvin Ham of Dymond Ontario on the birth of four. W Baker visits her daughter and son in law in Dymond Ontario. A farewell for Mr and Mrs E McLeod left the district with a purse. Pte Gordon McIntyre of the 1st Canadian Parachute Battalion and Smn Clifford McLeod are mentioned.
The Red Cross group held quilting bees at Mr. T O Miller’s flat and Mrs. Jorgenson’s home, completing eight quilts in March. Tops were donated by Lee Hampton, R Alexander, and Joe Schwank, with two complete quilts from A McInyre and G Gillaski. They plan to resume quilting with Mr. Millee on April Lath.
Rossburn residents share greetings and updates on visits to Winnipeg and nearby towns. The town mourns the passing of John Buda in Toronto, and illness concerns touch Mrs. Sidlar. Social events include educational show in town hall and Red Cross dances, while notices seek daily bus service and Red Cross workroom moves. Several locals travel for medical care and furloughs, with birthdays celebrated and extended family visits noted.
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