Community rink project seeks shares to fund agri cultural building
Local Board of Trade backs a public meeting held March 29 to form a company selling shares for a rink and agricultural facility. A July 25 meeting aimed to recruit younger volunteers and raise funds. Several citizens have already bought shares, with one large sale about 13 miles south. The plan emphasizes human ties over the building itself while listing the selling team: Wm Barabash H Maslove W Sorbo M Bowley J Thom Wm Gamey Wm Ford A Martin A Bauer Jr J B Arnott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin and
District
Board of Trade
Rick
Wm. Barabash
H. Maslove
W. Sorbo
M. Bowley
J. Thom
Wm. Gamey
Wm. Ford
A. Martin
A. Bauer,Jr
J. B. Arnott
Veterans training programs for re establishment
A continuation of terms used by rehabilitation officials explains civilian re entry paths for veterans. It outlines direct or on the job training, university studies, maintenance grants, and employment stipends, detailing fees coverage, salary arrangements, and time limits, with living allowances up to 50 to 70 dollars monthly.
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Veterans’ Affairs
Canada
Canada's Training Force Under the British Commonwealth Plan
Canada trained more than 131,000 air crew under the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan. Of these, over 71,729 were Canadians. More than 95,000 ground crew were trained, with 98,000 Canadians among them.
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Canada
Wisdom and action define character in ethics quote
A concise aphorism contrasts knowledge with wisdom and asserts that true character lies in choosing and doing what is right. It presents three connected ideas: knowing what might be done, knowing what is right, and acting on it. The statement reflects a moral philosophy on virtue and conduct.
UNRRA stories stir Canadian reflections on relief efforts
Frank Morriss notes UNRRA’s aid in Yugoslavia where hunger shadows daily life. He recalls villagers saving grains and rationing cans to the last bean, urging Canadians to value relief work and consider a new plan to repurpose surplus Crown materials for technical education through non profit institutions.
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D. C. Howe
Canada
Neepawa Livestock Club Pioneers Artificial Breeding Initiative
The Neepawa Livestock Breeders Club formed in 1940 after years of planning to promote artificial breeding. Officials collaborated with the Agricultural Representative J M Bowman, the Dominion Live stock Branch, and a University of Manitoba professor to study bulls and semen storage. A practical facility was built with improvised equipment to test bulls, store sperm, and train technicians, aiming to extend herd fertility and curb scrub bulls.
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Neepawa Livestock Club
Neepawa Livestock Breeders’ Club
Neepawa
Agricucultural
J. M. Bowman
Dominion Livestock Branch
University of Manitoba
Dominion
Bowman
Neepawa Board of Trade
Plains Agri
Agricultural Representatives
Open living breeds healthier friendships, bold actions
Fast living is worth while only for those who are quick to do the right thing. If we all lived in the open with each other, we would have healthier friendships.
Roblin Community Rink raffle draw at Saturday gala
A Saturday night raffle hosted by Roblin Community Rink Ltd drew ticket numbers 1463 held by Mrs LaVerne Waters 484 held by Wm Speers and 450 held by Mrs Reta McWhirter. Officials expect eight to nine hundred dollars added to the rink fund with proceeds supporting the project and future rink operations.
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Roblin Community Rink Ltd
Elliott
Roblin Community Rink Co. Ltd
A. W. Hicks
LaVerne Waters
Shevlin
Wm. Speers
Roblin
Mis. Reta McWhirter
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By William Stephenson
By Frank Morriss
Europe
Brotherhood of Man
UNRRA
Yugoslavia
Livestock Breeders’ Club
Texpayers
Department OF National Revenue—Taxation Division
Receiver General of Canada
Unias
Otyac Town
Little’s Business College
Dauphin
Manitoba
Thomas Little
Mary L. Hunt
Eaton Building
Eaton’s
Little's Business College
P.O
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