Manitoba Brewers and Hotelkeepers Scholarships Awarded
A $15,000 Manitoba Brewers and Hotelkeepers Scholarships fund is offered to the University of Manitoba by six licensed brewers and all licensed hotelkeepers. Fifteen $150 entrance grants for Greater Winnipeg residents and fifteen $350 entrance grants for the rest of the province. Remaining $7,500 funds second year continuations. Eligible War Veterans or children of War Veterans may pursue Arts through Architecture and other approved fields at the University or affiliated colleges. Board of Selection includes Justice K Dysart, John Dryden, H P Armes, C Rhodes Smith, college representatives, Manitoba Hotel Association, Manitoba Brewers, and others.
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University of Manitoba
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Board of Selection
Justice K. Dysart
M.A. L.L
John Dryden
H. P. Armes
C. Rhodes Smith
Manitoba Command
The
Canadian Legion
C. A.tanner
Manitoba Hotel Association
Arthur Sullivan
K.C
Manitoba Brewers
Frank G. Mathers
Time Bombs in Competition and Liberty Quote Buried
A fragmented quote discusses cooperation and competition with a nod to self restraint. Redmond Burke remarks that men are fit for civil liberty in proportion to their willingness to restrain desires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redmund Burke
Tummel News Notes On Early Summer Events
Anne McFadyen left for the City Saturday morning. Pte. Albert McFadyen came home Tuesday. June 19 marks the Tummel Annual cemetery day starting at 1 p.m. A Ladies Aid meeting at the hall elected Mrs. C McNeelands president and Mrs. Robertson secretary. Mrs. J Kines was chosen as a representative on the Rehabilitation Committee. Lawn social and children’s sports are planned for the church grounds in early July. Women helped tidy the cemetery that afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne McFadyen
Albert McFadyen
Tummel
Ladies Aid
C. McNeelands
Robertson
J. Kines
Togo District News Recaps Local Visits and Red Cross Kudos
Sheldon Jones returns to White Horse Yukon after a two week family stay. A series of weekend visits include Mrs. J Blum of Codette Sask visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Wm Davis and Mr and Mrs Herbert Davis of Carrot River with the Davises. Mr and Mrs Robt Austin depart for visits in Toronto Detroit and the East. Bishop Knowles of Regina conducted a confirmation at the Anglican church. Red Cross Blood donors clinic thanks workers and contributors including Dr Rehill Mrs M Currey Makaroff Bettin for typing Mr T McLean for two afternoons with his drag Cadets for help with improvised cats Mrs Adam Ruff for dinner and town council and Mr D Inglis for hall caretaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon Jones
R.C.A.F
White Horse
Yukon
J. Blum
Codette, Sask
Wm Davis
Herbert Davis
Carrot River
Wm. Davis
Robt. Austin
Toronto
Detroit
Red Cross Blood Donors Clinic
Rehill
M. Currey
Makaroff
Bettin
T. McLean
Adam Ruff
D. Inglis
Togo High School Graduation Exercises 1945
Togo High School held its graduation exercises on Friday evening June 8th with Ethel Maguire presiding. The program featured pageant, student acts, a piano duet, a short address by the principal, and a presentation to Miss McLeod, with roses for Beverly Hampson. The ceremony closed with a national anthem and a Jive dance by Kamsack Orchestra.
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Togo
Ethel Maguire
T.H.S
Joe McDonald
Joan Eddy
Winnifred King
Patricia
Enid Ransom
Dubasov
Miss McLeod
Beverly Hampson
Kamsack Orchestra
Togo-Runnymede Teachers Meet and Field Day Events
The Togo Runnymede Teachers Local held a Saturday meeting at Runnymede school with Miss Benzik and Miss Franklin attending. A field day at Toro on Friday featured a trophy on display and a full program from flag salute to a trophy presentation by Supt. Gillespie with an evening program.
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Togo - Runnymede
Runnymede
Togo
Benzik
Nylor
Franklin
Cardlew
FE. Matvevenko
S. Osmack
Toro
Brown’s
God Save the Kine
Fair Grounds
Supt. Gillespie
Silverwood Hosts Weekend Social and Sports Day
Mr and Mrs Adam Sangster hosted guests of Mr and Mrs Meleod Togo on Sunday. A busi ness visit from Dauphin’s Mr Huffel and overnight stay with the Sangsters followed. Mrs Max Hoffard and her children visited with her brother Orville Wilson. Miss Margaret Davis spent the weekend with her parents in Silverwood. The United church welcomed singing evangelists Tuesday evening to a crowded program. A successful sports day was held Wednesday June 6 with prizes in baseball and softball and thanks issued by the Silverwood baseball club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Sangster
Meleod Togo
Huffel
Dauphin
Adam Sangsters
Max Hoffard
Orville Wilson
Silverwood
Margaret Davis
United Church
Ammune
Roblin
MacNutt
Runiurmede
Town
Togo
Late Blight History Prompts Irish Emigration and Modern Control
The piece recalls the 1846 47 potato blight in Ireland causing massive famine and emigration to Canada and the U S, with relief costs near forty million dollars. It notes similar disease pressure in Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta and urges potato growers to adopt control measures using Farm Service Circular No 8 from Line Elevator agents.
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Canada
United States
Ireland
England
Europe
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
J. E. Machacek
Dominion Laboratory of Plant Pathology
Winnipeg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Manitoba Brewers and Hotelkkeepers
Knowles
Regina
MacNutt Sports
Roblin Sports
Ts Sp
W. G. Kerswell
Stewart
Castledon
Hnatyshyn
E. W. Neatby
Yaa Shopping
Garows Vocal
Grole ZL Ene
T. Eaton
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