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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 26, 1945
Page
4
A reflection on teamwork stressing that giving aids personal success and that collective effort helps society move forward. The author argues that practical cooperation matters more than individual ambition in achieving progress.
A concise reflection on unselfish action and the difficulty of freedom. It warns that personal gain-minded behavior undermines national success and that freedom can be misinterpreted as the right to harm others.
Fred J. White of the Unemployment Insurance Commission Winnipeg says 300 workers from the Prairie Provinces will be sent to British Columbia logging camps and sawmills to address England's lumber shortage and boost Canadian production for markets including veterans homes. Selected men will undergo medical exams and will not return to prairie harvest season but harvest labor will be arranged later.
A mayor asks about veteran land holdings and tax guarantees under the Veterans Land Act in British Columbia. An expert explains tenure rules, how the VLA may take over if a veteran leaves, and tax implications. Additional Qs address eligibility for farming under VLA and postwar plans of a Saskatoon veteran.
A wartime board note says a man and his wife are the only veterans allowed to merge re establishment credits to launch a business. It adds good luck and provides contact to the Wartime Information Board in Ottawa for problems.
Vital statistics for Roblin show births totaling 18 in January to June, up by six from last year, with three marriages and three deaths. Shell River and Hillsburg report mixed changes, including eight births in Shell River and seven births in Hillsburg, while last year figures varied in all categories.
Annie Elizabeth McBain died July 9 at Nipawin Union Hospital at 78. Born in Lancashire England she came to Canada in 1911 and married James McBain of Togo in 1918 who preceded her three years earlier. Funeral at St John Anglican White Fox with interment White Fox cemetery. Pallbearers were Donald and Alvin McBain and others. She leaves a nephew, cousin, two stepdaughters, four stepsons and numerous relatives in Winnipeg Ontario BC and Manitoba.
The program lets veterans use re establishment credit to buy build repair or upgrade a home and pay insurance premiums from Dominion Government issued policies. All servicemen and women receive free dental care after discharge, as noted on final service examination. applications must be filed within 90 days after discharge.
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