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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 07, 1933
Page
6
Local electors donations noted for a Christmas fund with Ward 1 Jessie Jakeman and Aliz Ritchie acclaimed. Ward 8 saw Walter Black win by a large majority, Ward 4 reports Carrie Thompson Martin poll figures. Also farm notes stress strict winter work hours and disease prevention at Brandon poultry farm.
Cromarty Mr H Simpson was a business visitor in Winnipeg over the weekend. Ruby Cooper spent the weekend at Margaret Smale in Roblin. Mr and Mrs R Watson and family visited Mr and Mrs J Nott Sunday. A home service at Mr and Mrs C Chapman drew a splendid attendance. Mr and Mrs F Curle and Mr and Mrs Robinson were also Sunday guests. C Brandon and A Miller left Tuesday for Mafeking to spend the winter. The Stay Foursome met at D Holmes Tuesday evening. Mrs K I Collins, after two weeks at G A Cooper Shortdale, returned last Friday. I thank the electors of Ward 2 for their support at Friday’s polls. the result was close but showed prudent economy in municipal matters, a policy I hope to continue in my next term. M A Clarke
Local and General Mr E Paul of Winnipeg is visiting the home of Mr and Mrs J Brooks Temmel. Plans for New Year events include a play George in Jam by the American Church and a charity dance. Local jurors attended Assizes, and the Live Stock Co Operative plans a Christmas shipment. Lawrence J Mitchell earned second place at the Chicago Grain Show for 6 row barley with Nellie Mitchell winning second in durum wheat. A Handicraft Exhibition will show at Roblin School Friday Dec 16. The Empty Stocking Fund Dance is also on Friday Dec 16 with tickets supporting underprivileged children. Christmas waves are advertised with appointments available at Marcelle or Dunlop. The travelling TB clinics seals are sold to fund clinics, with 47 clinics last year examining over 40,000 people and 269 new cases found. Glenclia municipality seeks provincial aid to avoid disorganization amid tax arrears of $2,042,9343 and potential dissolution, with schooling and nursing services retained. The piece ends noting farmers shoulder increased taxes for drainage and continuing provincial costs.
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