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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 21, 1945
Page
5
The readable lines describe individuals in a household with a likely parental figure and guests. Mentions Halley and a Mr and Mrs W H Hallites, with references to Me Gee Hater of Me' Stk 1, Halley’s activity, and guests Mrs Resbuto. Details are garbled and names uncertain.
The article records quilting events at the Newdale home of Mrs Cresar and Mrs Maliation, donations from Mr Krutkaluk, and upcoming quilting on June 26. It also notes visits, travel, and social updates including family movements, a Vista Picnic on June 28, and local remarks amid broader wartime updates on convoy duties, Canadian wartime production, and Allied efforts.
Coal dealers in Manito warn households may lack fuel as winter approaches. Winnipg Coal Exchange head AH Brett predicts a tougher supply next season due to cold weather delaying shipments and labor shortages. Dealers encourage homeowners to buy early to avoid shortages when cold arrives.
The report notes over 100000 Canadian casualties in World War II with about four Army deaths. It mentions the Franke Flying act and a new air defense invention, describing battlefield hardships and safety measures amid air raids and water flare dangers.
Fragmentary lines discuss rebuilding the world from broken selfishness and unity. It asserts enduring trouble, building on what unites, and improving democratic circulation of the unse file spirit.
The quoted voice urges calm, measured conduct in government and workplace disputes. It supports clear thinking, avoiding anger, and offering thoughtful, constructive input rather than heated rhetoric. It emphasizes restraint and responsible judgment in public and private life.
The University of Manitoba receives a $25,000 endowment from six Manitoba Brewers and all province hotel keepers for entrance and continuing scholarships. Half funds the 1945 intake with $1500 paid to eligible students. the other half supports a second-year continuation. Veterans and descendants of Manitoba War Veterans qualify, with entry via Grade XI or XII and departmental exams. The Board of Selection governs fund use and course eligibility across arts sciences medicine engineering and related fields.
In the matter of the estate of Sylvan Sawczuk late of Oakburn Manitoba deceased all claims against the estate must be verified by Statutory Declaration and sent to the office in Oakburn on or before July 10 1945 dated Oakburn Manitoba January 1945 real day of Jans 1945
A notice from Oakburn seeks information about a stray roan cow in calf and a 12 year old cow in calf, missing since about May 15. A reward of five dollars and six cents is offered for information leading to recovery. Contact Jobo M Yanick, Oakburn.
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