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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 16, 1945
Page
3
The Review al6p Grand Prairie S.D. No. 1902 seeks a first class qualified teacher with salary options of 1200 or 1000 Normality. Duties begin 27 August. Apply to W J Brazeau secretary treasurer Boggy Creek Man. The piece ends with a motto about boundaries and understanding.
News spread of Japan's acceptance of Allied terms after a false air force announcement. RCMP reported ceasefire not yet ordered while McArthur urged peace talks in Manila. Roblin residents held a bonfire and sang in celebration with a day of thanksgiving set for Sunday the 19th.
Press Service calls the Ottawa gathering a historic, nation changing teamwork effort. It urges provinces to act with neighborliness, acknowledge mistakes, and unite for Canada’s welfare beyond party lines, aiming to inspire a war torn world.
A roundup of visitors and travelers stops in Roblin and area. Margaret Currey visits Dauphin with Mr and Mrs R McMillian while John Hallam and Paul Wag visit with relatives. J L Campbell of Bremerton visits parental home for a month. Winnipeg pair C K Rogers visits with Day family. L J S Waddy on leave. Read of Rivers also visiting. J M Currey of the RCMR leaves for Esquimalt. Ken Schell of Kitchener visits with Thom family and Grandview friends. Andy Yakimishyn of Toronto visits brothers, once in Roblin photography. Massey Harris job in Toronto. Tom Hodgson of Winnipeg, recently returned from overseas and prisoner of war, visits Roblin and Dropmore.
F O Robt McBride arrives home from overseas Saturday morning to be greeted by parents Mr and Mrs R W McBride Mrs McBride accompanied him from Winnipeg Also home Saturday are F O Frank Baptiste son of Mr and Mrs J Baptiste and Cpl and Mrs Finlay McLeod with son Gerald visiting his parents Mr
The Legion asks ex service and service personnel of British Canadian forces and allies to meet at Roblin Post Office on Sunday August 19 at 2 30 for a body march to the V J Thanksgiving Service. Uniforms and medals to be worn if available to display. A large turnout is urged to build an impressive district parade.
In memory of Pte. Ed John Stone who fell at Dieppe on August 19 1942. He is not dead but away in a distant land. His sister Evelyn Margaret and Garth Kennedy remember him with love. The verse honors his cheerful spirit and enduring memory.
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