Rossburn Review Publication Note
The Rossburn Review outlines a weekly publication cadence with Thursday office routines and signatures required for all material. It stresses the need for address signatures and good faith guarantees for publication.
01 Jul 1943
Page 1
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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 01, 1943
Page
1
The Rossburn Review outlines a weekly publication cadence with Thursday office routines and signatures required for all material. It stresses the need for address signatures and good faith guarantees for publication.
The article notes meat rationing has occurred in Canada with comparatively liberal rates vs the British Isles. It discusses shortages of preferred cuts, reliance on butchers, and limited access to liver and spare ribs while assuring enough to eat as the war continues far from home.
A father gives his son a world puzzle and learns a moral about industry. The story links careful planning in management and labor to democratic success, urging industry to lead in peacetime conversion and personnel welfare to shape democracy’s future.
The Rossburn municipality printed tax notice cards at an out of town plant, costing more than last year. Oversize cards increased postage by about 15 dollars. Citizens question whether the order was issued by the Reeve rather than the Council.
A note discusses listing arrangements to print minutes at no cost and to provide a small aid to keep the newspaper operating within the district. The text emphasizes efficiency and preserving local news access.
Government guidance explains how child allowances are calculated under the budget that covers food clothing housing and fuel. It notes city mother and two children receive 17 dollars monthly plus a 72 dollar winter fuel allowance, with higher amounts for larger families and variations by location.
W A Garrison the coalition candidate received 1 377 votes to 933 for I M Chapmaan CCP in the Killarney by election with about one third of electors abstaining. The contest drew wide provincial attention and featured heavy campaigning from both sides.
A concise aphorism emphasizes inner discipline as the path to triumph in conflict. It frames moral preparation as essential before any external victory against adversaries.
Dominion wide five week campaign begins June 28 to fund 15 009 Depth Charges for the Canadian Navy at about 390 each. Province and unit quotas set aims for 20 Depth Charges from Unit 28 with roughly 1890 in stamps and certificates, urging Canadians to back War Savings Stamps to sink U Boats.
Information on clothing buttons limits nine per summer dress and the prohibition on serving meatless hot dogs on Meatless Tuesday. It covers ration books cross Canada portability, and reporting violations to the War Time Prices and Trade Board.
Thousands of Canadian farmers must file 1942 income tax returns as farm incomes rise and exemptions fall. The Ottawa Department of Revenue provides a Farmers Income Tax Guide 1942 to simplify forms and answer common questions. Net income is calculated by listing 1942 farm receipts and expenses, subtracting expenses from receipts, then adding any non farm net income. returns are due by June 30 1943.
Private Barbara Crooksanks of Rossburn Manitoba joins three other WAC members in a Winnipeg send off as they depart June 22 for the C W A C Training Centre at Vermilion Alberta. They will undergo four weeks of basic training after which Crooksanks will return.
VISTA Mr and Mrs D A McDowall returned home from Wopg. Miss Dorothy Breakey returned to Winnipeg. Pte Robert Young returned to Camp Ipperwash Ontario. Pte Nick Yaskiew had a short leave. The McIntyres and family visited Russell. Mrs Terry Mrs Jorgenson and Ann went to Winnipeg. Several families visited Shoal Lake Menzie and Makaroff Sask. The Wilfred Miller family spent the weekend in Newdale. Islay school teachers and pupils enjoyed games and races with ice cream and cookies and parting gifts at close.
Oakburn and area residents share news of visits and travels. John Matiation spent a week as a visitor in Winnipeg, while John Kashton and Nick Nowasad drove to Vancouver B C last week. Pete Pohenayko, stationed at Victoria B C, enjoyed a two week furlough at home.
Marco Mr Joe Mazur of Chicago visited with Mr and Mrs Jack Zimmerman on Thursday. Nick Kapac returned from Breadenbury Saskatchewan. Milton Couchmuch teacher at Marconi School held a picnic on June 27. Mr and Mrs P Lecashin visited with Mr and Mrs Matt Hru beciuk of Oakburn last Wednesday. Mrs Louis Huchkowski is seriously ill. Miss Rose Hyra of Angusville spent a weekend with the Zimmermans. Bill Lasaruk and Mike Kryshewski saw a bear while plowing. it stood and then slowly walked away.
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