20 Sep 1945
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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 20, 1945
Page
1
Strong's Meat Market in Rossburn lists a meat chopper and a slicer for sale. Contact details not provided. Items described as heavy kitchen equipment suitable for commercial use.
The Prices Trade Board reports hunters may face mild ammo shortages this fall. A northeastern munitions plant, converted last fall to civilian ammunition production, will distribute supplies across Canada as rapidly as possible.
The Rowsburn ratepayers vote Tuesday September 1 with 66 for the rink debenture and 23 against while sidewalks pass 85 for and 6 against. The skating rink will be built this fall subject to weather and material permits, with the curling rink delayed until next year due to late season and permit delays.
Canada reintroduces meat rationing via the War Time Prices and Trade board. Eight token blue coupons authorize weekly meat purchases, with M coupons valid weekly from September. Changes include eight tokens per coupon, inclusion of fancy and canned meats, and revised values. Certain meats remain unrationed, and poultry, game, and fish are exempt.
A letter argues that Canadian citizens should speak English in public to reduce street brawls and promote harmony. It notes no law enforces language use and questions the citizenship of offenders. The piece references The Russell Banner and an obituary notice from Fort William Ontario.
A reflection on internal strife and the power of unity. The piece argues that conflict harms a nation and that sincere reform begins with personal change rather than sweeping system overhauls. It urges individuals to put aside quarrels and work together for improvement.
Mr and Mrs P Joiner and family of Rossburn Manitoba express sincere gratitude for acts of kindness sympathy and the beautiful floral tributes received during their time of loss.
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