Bronze Plaques Honor Roblin Service Members
The Roblin Rehabilitation Reception Committee will present Bronze Plaques to Roblin area service men and women who served in the last six years. River Bend district joins Roblin. A town canvass aims to raise 8600 with Rev H V Ellison and Rev J E B Cowan leading finances. The Review will publish weekly subscription lists.
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H. V. Ellison
Henry Cranwell
J. E. B. Cowan
Area Plan aims to tailor rural schooling for all pupils
The Review argues for better area planning in Manitoba rural schools to customize curricula from grade seven onward, offering elective subjects and larger districts to meet diverse student needs. It notes high dropout and boredom risks, advocates composite high schools, and highlights a 20 percent funding boost from the province to communities adopting the Area Plan.
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Manitoba
Goose Lake
Tulip bulbs to Canada stir Ottawa inspectors
Gleanings From Ottawa reports a Bulb shipment from Holland to Canadian relatives of armed forces members prompts Plant Protection Division scrutiny. About one per cent of the bulbs are destroyed due to disease risk as they move through Ottawa's agriculture department. The piece ties wartime bulb eating in Holland to postwar efforts to brighten Canadian landscapes this fall. It also notes a Boys Town style camp near Joliette, Quebec where 60 delinquent boys elect a mayor aldermen and run a mock government with court hearings for camp rule infringements.
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Lac Des Francaise
Joliette
Quebec
Albert Roger
Montreal
Ministry of Roads
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Roblin Sees Gains From Area Plan Upgrade
The Roblin community endorses the Area Plan for technical courses and agriculture, arguing it guarantees higher education grants and broader benefits. Supporters claim the plan secures improved educational funding and outcomes for local students.
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Roblin
Victory Bonds Support War Effort and Home Economy
Victory Loans aid the war effort and personal welfare by expanding credit abroad for food and goods from Canadian farms and factories. Buying bonds keeps prices stable, provides working capital, and creates cash reserves. banks will redeem them, and purchasing more this fall doubles the impact at the same rate over 12 months. National War Finance Committee.
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