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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 08, 1935
Page
6
Pollewing the Decoration Service, on Sunday, the Roblin Band ill the remainder of the day at Fish Lake, where they will render a statistical programme. Use the column in The Review for teas socials bazaars sales or any affair to invite public attendance. The cost is ten cents per line per insertion. The Review offers cheap effective advertising to draw a crowd.
Vegetables provide minerals such as iron calcium and phosphorus and vitamins essential for growth and disease protection. Leafy greens are rich in calcium and iron while legumes supply nitrogen for tissue building. Cooking tips emphasize preserving color flavor and nutrients with minimal water and quick tender cooking.
A field day for farmers and locals is announced for today. Numerous residents visit, travel, or host guests from Yorkton Bowsman Weyburn Winnipeg and England with social events and local business notes. A four percent dividend is declared by United Grain Growers and a Board of Trade meeting is scheduled for August in Roblin. High Mass and a Greek Catholic service follow.
Hon. J L Bowman was unanimously selected as the Conservative candidate for the Dauphin constituency in the coming Dominion election at an open convention in the town hall. The event drew many supporters despite heavy rains and poor roads. Errick Willis outlined the current government’s record while Bowman spoke. local officials and party officers were elected to leadership roles.
The annual memorial service for four fallen comrades will be held at the Cenotaph on Sunday Aug 11 at 2 40 p m under the Canadian Legion. Principal speaker will be Comrade Stev Geo McNeill. On service men Ladies Auxiliary and relatives of licensed comrades invited to attend and march to the Cenotaph. Donations of flowers to Mrs J Adam Saturday night or Sunday forenoon. The general public are invited.
Mr. Jay Watson visited town on Monday. Miss Maxwell was guest of Miss Isobel Tripp. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Herm returned from a coast trip. Mr. Ewart Painter returned from a trip to Saskatoon. Mr. and Mrs. J. W Eddy visiting Lipton. Mr. Geo W McPhee MP Yorkton spoke at Davis Hall Saturday evening. Mrs. Tracy of Winnipeg with Kaiser party motored to town and stayed with the Tripp. Flower show at the station waiting rooms Saturday August 17 from 4 to 10 p.m. under Homemakers Club auspices.
Rain affected the Togo Fair last Thursday turning into widespread exhibit delays and event cancellations. The list of winners includes horses, cattle, swine, sheep, poultry, and other entries with numerous names such as H. Leis, J. Eisner, G. Muir, and F. Carruthers.
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