Education Week Observed Across Canada and Newfoundland
The 12th annual Education Week will run November 8 to 14 in schools nationwide. It invites communities to see how schools contribute to the war effort and prepare Canadian youth for the new world. The theme is Education for Free Men with aims to renew faith in democracy, support wartime goals, build strong bodies, develop loyal citizens, cultivate knowledge, and strengthen morale for victory.
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Dancing at Frame's Community Hall with Roy Brown
Dance at Frame's Community Hall Tuesday November 10 featuring Roy Brown from Brandon. Admission fifty cents.
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Roy Brown
Brandon
Local and Personal News and Community Notes
Local and Personal items mention E O Dyer attending the United Grain Growers Convention as a delegate in Calgary while Jack Hanlon of the Royal Canadian Navy visits family. Leslie Dyer leaves for Winnipeg for Manitoba Agricultural College, and Myrle Grant departs for Denver to start a new position. A dinner honors Mr and Mrs Evan White, with twelve guests. A concert at United Church features artists from No 1 Central Navigation School, chaired by Frt Lieut Chappel, followed by lunch. The Ladies Knitting Club meets in a festive hall, with Mrs A Lewis resigning as president to be replaced by Mrs J J Dick, while Mrs Lewis remains active. The Manitoba Pensioners Society pushes for a cost of living bonus for old age pensioners, urging action amid rising living costs.
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United Church
No. 1 Central Navigation School
Lieut
Chappel
Theirforce Ladies Knitting Club
Hallowe’en
A. Lewis
Manitoba Pensioners Society
A Number of Fresh Cows Application by Mrs. Austin Gray
A brief notice announces Mrs. Austin Gray of 434 miles north of Kenton applied for fresh cows. The entry notes her location and request but provides no further details on the proceedings or outcome.
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Austin Gray
Kenton
Spring Palets 25 for $15.00
Mrs. M. Miller advertises Spring Palets at 25 for 15 dollars. Rivers.
Quiet Hallowe'en Observed in Rivers Town
Hallowe'en passed quietly in Rivers with no reported damage. Children went door to door for apples and bands, though in fewer numbers than past years. The era of rough tricks seems fading as the community moves forward with sensible celebration.
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Hallowe’en
Town of Rivers Arrears Reported At 319 60 32 05 66 65 10 30
The document lists a series of arrears figures for the Town of Rivers, including amounts such as 319, 60, 32, 05, 66, 65, 10, 30, 70, 47, and 70, with a final obverse 95. The entry presents a ledger-like snapshot of overdue charges and related codes.
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Winnipeg
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