Wheat Price Set At 1.35 For Five Years By Wheat Board
Trade and Commerce Minister James MacKinnon announced in Parliament that the Canadian Wheat Board will pay 1.35 per bushel for the next five years retroactive to Aug 1 1945 and through July 31 1960. The Board remains the sole purchaser of western wheat and export sales to Britain stay pegged at 1.55. Quotas for 1946 47 for wheat oats barley are set. oats have a temporary quota rule. rye and flax face no quota. deliveries must follow new permit rules.
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Trade and Commerce
James MacKinnon
Canadian Wheat Board
MacKinnon
Commons
Canada
Britain
United States
For Sale in Roblin Area 107 Acres Plus Farm Items
Properties and equipment listed for sale near Roblin Manitoba including 107 acres cultivated with a log house and barn. Bayer rights offer one third of crop if bought before harvest. Also multiple tools and implements including Rice price 2,500 dollars. Contact Sam Gorda Inglis Manitoba. Also listings for a Waterloo Steel Separator and an Enterprise Kitchen Range. Additional farm gear and a John Deere Combine offered by various sellers. Several help wanted notices and a lost coat.
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Bayer
Roblin
Shell River
Sam Gorda
Inglis
Man
Missing small black female dog near Mile 61 on Railroad
On July 27 a small black short haired female dog was found near Mile 61 on the Railroad. Finder to notify Mrs. G Pelletier at Box 89 Dauphin for reward.
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G. Pelletier
Dauphin
Bridle and CCM Red Bird Bicycle Ad Notice
Round Bridle with Liverpool bit for sale from owner who identifies and pays for this ad CCM Red Bird bicycle 21 inches in like new condition Apply Review 32c.
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Liverpool
Red Bird Bicycle
Found Silver Case wrist watch in Rob lin ad
Local notice states a Found wrist watch described as silver case was left in Rob lin. Owner may identify and claim by paying 32 cent review fee.
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Roblin
Local and Personal Notes from Roblin and Area
Local readers note job placements and visits. Stan Brydon and Jim Fletcher secured work in Flin Flon while Robt Bogie heads to resume CN duties. Dozens of relatives visit, travel, or relocate between Roblin, Grandview, Saskatoon, Edmonton, Toronto, and Rosthern. The column also records weather impacts, crop conditions, and a retirement-adieu for J Kirchmeier after sixteen years serving Roblin’s flour mill followed by best wishes for Rosthern.
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Stan Brydon
Jim Fletcher
Flin Flon
Bogie
C.N.R
Alice Brown
M. T.S
F. A. Heming
Donald Williamson
Dauphin
Jno. Hallam
John Marshall
Montreal
Que
J. W. Waddy
Stanley Misener
Toronto
J. Currey
Donald Hartmeir
Phylis Highfield
K. Johnson
J. M. Currey
Brandon
J. W. Currey
Wm. Cranwell
Wm. Brown
Carol, Man
Iso
John Broomfield
George
Harvey Broomfield
Winnipeg
Casey
Benito Beach
J. Kirchmeier
Doris
Rosthern
Sask
Kirchmeier
Roblin
Messrs
Friesen Becker
Mrs. Kirchmeier
Legion Sports Success At Chesterfield Legion Event
Attendance at the Legion Sports in July highlighted strong baseball and softball play. Walter Lupichuk won the Chesterfield and chair events, Geo Langevin claimed the overnight prize, with eight senior baseball teams competing and Winona defeating Roblin in the finals of men’s softball. Roblin defeated Bield in the ladies softball, and a monster evening dance closed the day.
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Thin Legion
Casey
Legion
Walter Lupichuk
Makaroff
Geo. Langevin
San Clara
Roblin
Russell
Runnymede
Bield
Langenburg
Bowsman
Merridale
Gleneden
Shell Valley
Winona
Tummel
Diamond Valley
The
Sugar ration raised by three pounds per person for remainder of 1946
The War Time Prices and Trade Board announced a three pound per person increase in the sugar ration for domestic consumers, industrial users and quota users for the rest of 1946. Five coupons in the new book No. 6 become valid Sept 18, with two more in October and three in November and December.
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Prices and Trade Board
Harvest Days War Emergency Food Prep Call
The article notes unusual weather driving simultaneous haying and harvesting with women taking extra tasks of canning and preserving produce. It urges community aid, invites volunteers to help with preparation and canning, and asks merchants and officials to suggest volunteer spots.
Roblin Legion to Meet at Ma sonic Hall on August 13
The Roblin Legion holds its regular meeting in the Ma sonic Hall on Tuesday August 13 at 8 p m A cordial welcome to attend and work with us is extended to ex service personnel.
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Roblin Legion Regular
Masonic Hall
United Church Canada Roblin Makaroff Sunday Services
The notice lists church services at Deepdale Silverwood Roblin and Makaroff on Sunday August 11 including start times 11.00 a.m. 3.00 p.m. 7.00 p.m. 7.30 p.m. Ministers Rev J M Taylor Roblin and Mr Chas Simpson Makaroff are named.
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Roblin - Makaroff
Deepdale
Silverwood
Roblin
Makaroff
J. M. Taylor
Chas. Simpson
Card of Thanks to Bernard Lemieux for Goose Lake rescue
Deep gratitude to Bernard Lemieux who saved their son Jack from drowning at Goose Lake on Sunday July 28. Mr. and Mrs. John Peats thank him for his quick action that prevented a tragedy.
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Bernard Lemieux
Jack
Goose Lake
Mr. Lemieux
John Peats
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Waterloo Steel
J. W. Kerswell
McCormick
Nick Ratushny
Enterprise
J. B. Day
2Nd Ave
Springtooth International Cultivator
Jacob Klein
McNutt
Sas
Togo Village
Togo
John Deere
C. Bramwell
Weber
Reveiw
Robblin
A. E. Winters
Peter Horbay
W. G. Kerswell
Cross
Coat Martin
Stewart McNichol
North Highway
Mon
Walter Matewich
B.H
James Puritch
Post Office
WM. A. Large B.A. M
Jewelers Main
Legion Sports
Bud
B.C
Kellogg’ S
Pacific
Libby
United Church OF Canada
Christ Church
W. H. Logan
C.A
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M. J. Boback Jeweller
Roblin Theatre
Joan
Leslie
Robert Hutton
ALL Star Musical Review
Crosby
Betty Hutton
Charles Coburn
Ginny Lima
Robert Page
Barney Bear
Greg, McClure
Linda Darnell
John L
John L. Sullivan
Walt Disney
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