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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 19, 1946
Page
1
T. A. Kelso of Roblin opens a modern quick freeze locker plant featuring chill and ageing rooms, a processing room, a quick freeze chamber, and a locker area kept between zero and 10 degrees. The system preserves vitamins, tenderizes meats, and offers double wax paper wrapping to prevent moisture loss. Roblin citizens are invited to inspect the new facility.
The Legion seeks substantial donations for Roblin’s Memorial Hall on Main Street across from the Post Office. A large bank balance is needed before ground is broken, and donors are urged to send cheques to listed collectors or await canvassers. The appeal highlights tax exemptions under the War Charities Act and calls for broad community cooperation to ensure success.
Roblin Game and Fish Association held a crow shoot on Thursday night December 5 with hosts from Dropmore dining at the hotel banquet hall. Attendees included numerous Dropmore and Roblin members and photos were taken after supper. President C Tummins and secretary Earl Stauffer attended a Dropmore meeting where 1947 memberships were renewed and other business discussed.
A 1940s style appeal urges farmers to donate grain to Canadian Aid to China, via elevator companies, to support UNRRA relief and postwar reconstruction in China. It cites wartime suffering, the UNRRA end date, and potential future trade benefits for Canada. The message emphasizes humanitarian duty and global partnership.
The notice explains that growers donate bushels to the CANADIAN AID TO CHINA via the Elevator Agent who issues a ticket in the charity’s name. Official receipts will be sent from Provincial Headquarters for income tax purposes.
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