09 Nov 1944
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 09, 1944
Page
1
The article urges parents to attend Education Week activities, noting disappointment when many parents miss events and urging presence to support children. It contrasts civic concerns with a call to focus on children's experiences and the impact of parental neglect on their joy and sense of achievement.
Hon J S McDiarmid minister of mines and natural resources urges Manitoba farmers and farm workers to take winter employment in pulpwood lumber and newsprint operations to aid Canada's war effort. National Selective Service offers farm workers not needed on farms a path to essential forest work until spring.
A brief Remembrance Day observance is planned at the Roblin monument on Saturday November 11 at 11 am to honor gallant servicemen and women. Attendees are urged to wear a red poppy as a symbol of remembrance.
Announcement from Hon. D. L. Minster of Agriculture outlines a temporary embargo on cattle marketings at Union Stock Yards St Boniface and packing plants due to an excess of unfinished and low quality cattle. Light stockers face reduced demand now but may improve next spring. embargo may lift for well finished cattle. Read the advertisement for authoritative market guidance before sending cattle forward.
This notice urges support for the Lyons France slogan urging freedom to work travel and trade without tariffs. It also promotes Education Week inviting parents to visit classrooms and a meeting with K E Lewis of the F A speaking in Makaroff hall on Thursday night with MFA members urged to attend.
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