14 Dec 1944
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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 14, 1944
Page
1
The Rossburn Review issues every Tuesday at the office on Victorias Ave Rossbare, Manitoba, Bowie, Pobiteber.
A fragmented line notes a pricing reference of one dollar fifty cents per variable with unclear names and locations, suggesting a catalog or catalog-like item pricing entry. The readable portion mentions United and Vance in a non-specific context, lacking clear event or action.
Regular advertisers must sign an oath before ads are accepted. Advertisements with solid or icy settings face approval conditions. Additions or surges to ads require compliance with the stated rules to remain eligible for publication.
A dramatic Ottawa Parliament session is described with emotion as Canadians confront a failure since 1919 to build a nation. The piece warns that racial prejudice harms Confederation and urges honest self‑examination, linking price controls and wartime economics to national identity and future resilience.
The Wartime Prices and Trade Board stabilizes living costs after December 1941 price ceilings. By 1943 Canada reports 314 commercial failures, the lowest since records began, while consumption remains robust as essential goods stay fairly distributed under wartime policy and price controls.
The Shoal Lake hall filled for the Progressive Conservative nomination convention for the Marquette federal constituency. Dr. Clarke of Minnedosa chaired with Norman Young as secretary. Candidates Reeve A G Webb of Birtle and J M McCrindle of Foxwarren spoke before a first-count victory by Webb, after which McCrindle moved for unanimous support. Attendees included representatives from Rotsburn.
New rental restrictions aim to curb evasion of rent control through furniture rentals and commissions. The Prices Board order bars charging commissions or rewards from tenants and limits advance payments to one month’s rent. It prohibits housing offers from selling furniture unless furniture rent is set by the rentals administrator and empowers directions against racketeering or unjust conditions.
The Overtime Prices and Trade Board explains quota rules for establishments classified as quota users. Managers may collect only one butter coupon per guest every two weeks, replacing the former two-coupon requirement. Under the revived regulations effective Nov 21, a hotel or similar establishment can obtain from each guest one sugar coupon, one preserves coupon, and one butter coupon for a two week stay.
A profile notes a devout Christian who embodies a revolutionary lifestyle, making radical ideas appear restrained and conventional to observers. The piece contrasts religious conviction with bold social reform, highlighting how belief shapes public action and perceived extremism.
Corporal G Amnetrong returns on leave from British Columbia. Mrs Urbanowski back from Winnipeg medical treatment. W A Clabley to chip cattle bogs horses on Monday Dec 18. The Ladies Aid meets Friday at 3 pm at Sirs Lindsay. Armstrrong family visitors and bereavement condolences. Alvers move to town into new bungalow. Ralph Stitt works on Dan Cameron estate. Ronald Craig does gypracing the house. Dawson and Billy visit Winnipeg guests of Mallock Peikoff. The community extends sympathy. Armstrongs motor to Birtle for twenty fifth wedding anniversary dinner at Hamilton home. Mrs E Sinclair, Grand Mistress of Manitoba, visits Easter Lily Lodge. Rev J B Quainton and Mrs Quainton renew acquaintances with Wray. Don’t miss North Star at Rossburn Theatre Dec 21 23 25. Two shows Thursday Friday 8:30 pm. Saturday 7 and 9:30 pm. Soldiers Aid meets Dec 4. new president Mrs Donald (Bud) Amstrong. Quilting Dec 29. next meeting Jan 8. Letters of appreciation from local residents. Parcels sent overseas again this month.
A sizeable Vista crowd attended the Friday night dance. Local residents including Mrs M Mackadenski and baby Petricia Jean Lave returned from Shoal Lake hospital. Several residents visited Brandon and Newdale, with Mrs J Brown and Mrs M Brown accompanying. A. Smith spent leave at the Hamilton home. Chesney family from Portage visited prior to Mr Chesney joining HM forces. Ladies Aid and W.M.S. held their annual meeting with officers re elected: Ladies Aid President Mrs T Miller. Vice President Mrs Alexander. Sec-Treas Mrs Wm Stitt. W.M.S. President Mrs H Hamilton. Vice Pres Mrs M D Hamiltony. Sec Mrs McIntyre. Treas Mrs Alexander.
To whom it may concern local veterans plan to buy the Orange Lodge building as a meeting place for returning World War I and II servicemen. Fund drives run December 18 to 23 with Treasurer Comrade H Beirnes available for donations. organizers ask public support and note collectors may not visit every individual.
Mrs Harry Komber departed for Winnipeg to visit her daughter. Mr John Bereza left for Winnipeg on Thursday for medical treatment. Mr and Mrs Steve Baydock and Mike went to St. Roze Man on special business. Mrs Nellie Baydock, employed at Rosabura Hotel, spent last weekend with her parents. A Christmas Concert by Chmelnycki school district will be at the Ukraine National Home in Maars on Friday December 22. Messrs Frank Maydaniuk Roy Hasiuk Mrs Stanley Maydaniuk made a business trip to unsell on Saturday.
For sale minefil skies complete with poles and chalet harness seven fifty and tear banjo fifteen dollars apply to Mike Verbowsk Gleo Eluo Man.
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