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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 03, 1952
Page
2
The piece notes a renewed urge for fast gains as speculative stocks surge. An editor in Montreal reports excited talk about a new find and upcoming production, while skeptics warn of early enthusiasm and a pile of suckers on top.
Mrs Gottlieb and family visited friends at Shevin Sunday. Baby Arndt returned from the hospital after a weeks stay. Mrs C Quine and Miss Stone of Brandon were guests of Mr and Mrs Stewart Simpson Monday. Mr and Mrs A Kelso and daughter Wendy were guests of Mr and Mrs F McDuffe Sunday.
Mr and Mrs John Midzain and son Walter traveled to Dauphin on Wednesday. A farmers meeting on Thursday decided to hold a Machinery Field Day and arrange seed plots. Sunday visitors included Walter Styba at the Rozenuk home, Sophie Fedeniuk and Sam Lywak at the Boguski home.
Mrs. Stan Boyce spent last week visiting her daughter Mrs. Merle Currey at Dauphin. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Boyce's baby Brian is a patient in the Roblin Hospital. Mrs. Fred Hilderman hosted guests to bid farewell to her mother Mrs. Holstein who moves to B C. Agriculture short course attendees returned home noting a good time and possible return for a longer session.
Silverwood residents enjoy a festive evening with neighbors stopping by homes. B Hawryluk and Clif Maguire visited Earl McGinnis Monday night. Mr and Mrs E Armstead visited Albert and Mrs Johnson on Sunday.
Eva Wilcox ill. wishes for a speedy recovery. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Leo Bangle on birth of a daughter. Chicks begin to arrive as signs of Spring. Hydro finally on at Grand Narrows with motto All things come to those who wait. Vernon Murray and Ray Wilson return from Brandon after two week agricultural course. MFAC meeting at Mrs Middleton's on March 20 postponed due to illness and other reasons. Social lunch enjoyed. next meeting set for Murray's on April 16.
Mrs. Wm. Arnott and Bill visit Winnipeg on business. Mrs. F. J. McCrea returns from Brandon. Gibson Ritchie is wished a speedy recovery from illness. Muriel Robin of Dauphin spends weekend at her home here. Ethel Ritchie of Dauphin visits here over the weekend. Friday social evening attendees report an enjoyable time. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Kendrick and family return from Grandview after logging at the mill.
Spring has arrived with early calving and lambing. Farmers are busy with newborn calves lambs and piglets while wives manage baby chicks. Roads are impassable, leaving little time for news.
W Hampeon visited Melville Sunday. Mr and Mrs N Dubasov and family visited Cote Sunday. Mr and Mrs W Gunness returned home after spending winter months at Flin Flon. Alec Mick came home Thursday after months at Snow Lake. Mr Parker motored to Regina and will proceed to Moosejaw. Hector Topham of Yorkton visited with his parents. Harold Staub returned from Edmonton and the West. Mr and Mrs W Craven left for the East after a two month visit. Mrs E M Olson returned after Calgary and Watrous. Mr and Mrs M Minuk and Mona Kirton drove to Grand View. Mr and Mrs Wm Beattie left for Winnipeg for medical treatment. Doreen Topham of the RCAF returned to Aylmer Ontario after a month with her parents.
Mrs. C Beerman of Dauphin visits relatives. The W I announce the Government Free Travelling Library box at Mrs H Bailes home with 35 volumes for loan at no charge. March 28 event features suits case race. winners Pat Powell Clifford Ayer Phillip Beerman. peanut race, dances, singing, and prize draws to Mrs Earl Ward and Tom Roberts.
Elizabeth contends that moral progress spans generations. Rumors swirl that Truman will not run, that Ike may secure broad military support, and reactions pour in from the Hoof and Mouth outbreak near Regina. Fair boards seek approval from the department to stock shows, but boards fail to gain it.
For several weeks progress has slowed as preparations remain largely at a standstill. Limited updates and unclear timelines suggest planning is on pause while awaiting further guidance.
The rapid shift from winter to spring sparks a sense of spring fever as snow recedes, crows return, and people feel the seasonal mood, with many noting the brisk pace of warmer weather this year.
Dr William A A Large is listed as a physician and surgeon based in Boslin Manitoba with office and residence contact numbers 98 and 62 respectively.
F Standish Funeral Home advertises a complete stock of funeral equipment available day and night. Call 46 for details.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Legion met on Thursday March 27 with ten members present. Minutes and correspondence were reviewed. a $10 donation to the Book and Game fund for overseas troops was approved. Lunches from the Togobonspiel yielded $46.05 in profit.
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