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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 09, 1948
Page
4
R C M P detachments may issue special permits under year old arrangements with federal authorities. Farmers facing crop damage from waterfowl should apply to the nearest RCMP detachment for permits and full usage information.
Bohdan J. Lesack profiles the Alpha Omega Society at the University of Manitoba. The revival in 1945 aims to foster Ukrainian culture, education, and social life on campus, welcoming all students regardless of nationality. It emphasizes cultural study over politics and promotes Canadian citizenship while preserving heritage.
The article urges that membership in the Ukrainian student group at the Ukrainian University be reserved for those with integrity and loyalty to the society. It argues that tolerance alone cannot solve social and political issues and stresses true Canadian citizenship and cultural understanding to foster intelligent national and international mindedness.
M. W. Cryderman from Roblin Manitoba argues government policy favors eastern interests. He cites high marine insurance and railway rates on Hudson Bay routes, limited navigation seasons, and red tape that harm western exporters and the standard of living. He urges election-time awareness and action for economic justice for the West.
A wartime Canadian Army roster shows 730 625 soldiers born in 48 countries including 39 907 born in England and 2 850 Russian born. Notable groups include Scotland 18 308 Ireland 6 585 United States Alaska 19 068 Poland 5 144 and Wales 2 128 with almost 2 500 born in Newfoundland. Many nations abroad joined Canada’s war effort wearing the same uniform.
A farmer can revive worn brushes by overnight soaking in turpentine or gasoline, then scraping or combing off softened paint. Shellac brushes use alcohol, whitewash brushes use water, and after cleaning a light wash with mild soap is advised. Dry with bristles straight and wrap to protect shape, or suspend in liquid for intermittent use.
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