Robertson Nominated Coalition Candidate for Manitoba Seat
Flight-Lieut. Robertson wins Coalition candidacy amid strong support from delegates and audience. Speakers Mr. B. Rogers and Hon. Eric Willis advocate for rural electrification hospitalization and education, noting funds already set aside. Committee formed to sustain the movement with officers Arnott, McBride Jr, Westwood, and Waddy. Premier Garson to open here Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Dillin
H. Maslove
Lieut. R. Robertson
8. E. Rogers
Mr. R
J. Lieut. Robertson
Eric Willis
Manitoba
Lieut. Robertson
Willis
J. B. Arnott
R. McBride Jr
W. J. Westwood
J. W. Waddy
Garson
The Road Ahead for Service People Column
The column explains six month tax exemption on service pay after repatriation and tax rules on discharge. It lists rehab trades for women veterans, nursing demand in Canada, and outlines Farmers Land Act benefits with up to 6000 dollar aid, down payment, and long term terms. notes a regional Veterans Land Act supervisor in about forty cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Councellors
Department of Veterans’ Affairs
Veterans’ Land Act
Cana
Dian Armed Forces
Quiet wedding in Roblin as Ruth Mitchell weds Joseph Borowski
Ruth Maud Mitchell daughter of Mr and Mrs I L Mitchell Roblin married Joseph Michael Borowski son of Mr and Mrs Frank Borowski Fork River Man on September 22 1945 at the Mitchell home with Rev H V Ellison officiating Miss Jean Mitchell and Miss Lily Crawley witnessed. A luncheon followed and the couple left for a honeymoon in Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. V. Ellison
Mrs. Borowski
Winnipeg
Canada moves toward peacetime with measures and bonds
Frank Norriss notes Canada shifting from war to peace with meat rations easing and labor reassignment rising. He credits Victory Bonds ninth loan launching Oct 22 for 1.5 million, aimed at 12 months of borrowings, and cites Britain’s prefab aluminum houses and Moscow’s interest in British rebuilding methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Labour Department
Paseisig
Labor Department
J. L. Miley
Moscow
Britain
United Kingdom
Russia
Local Boy Struck By Bus In Winnipeg
Sapper Peter Rurak of Roblin, in the Canadian Armored Corps, was struck by a westbound Winnipeg Electric bus at Ellice Avenue and Victor Street. He was unconscious since 9.55 p.m. Saturday with a possible skull fracture and is in Deer Lodge Military hospital in poor condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Rurak
Canadian Armored Corps
M.D. 19
Roblin
Deer Lodge
Rurak
Winnipeg Electric
S. Bicanic
Ellice Avenue
Victor St
Bicnic
Burak
Victor Street
Winnipeg General Hospital
Deer Lodge Military Hospital
Sapper Rurak
Red Cross September 1945 shipments from Roblin and District
Civilian Relief items sent to Winnipeg include 20 girls dresses 16 rompers 5 jumpers 1 jacket 3 suits pyjamas 3 nighties 18 pr panties 138 pr shorts 17 suits combinations 8 vests 12 crib quilts 9 quilts plus 11 pr service socks for Navy Army Airforce. Knitted Civilian Relief items include 8 sweaters 4 pr sockies baby bonnet jacket or booties and 2 pr service socks 6 baby bonnets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Navy
Army
Airforce
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robertson
Coalition
Ana
T. H. Taylor - Roblin
By Frank Norriss
England
Bristol
Red Cross Report
Roblin and
Ivan Schultz
K.C