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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 27, 1944
Page
2
The article argues farmers struggle with income tax forms and policy. It notes farmers face irregular markets, glutted surpluses, and regulatory holdbacks. It questions taxing yearly gains from multi year farm income and cattle breeders forced to liquidate due to age and health.
An opinion proposes replacing income tax with a flat farm product levy called a farmers war tax for wartime. Collected at sale, it would be fair, eliminate complex books, avoid yearly reports, and ease administration while ensuring steady revenue and quick funding for war needs.
An advertisement from The Review lists The Western Sales Book Co., agents in Winnipeg, seeking orders for counter check books.
The Womens Institute and local groups in Roblin and area announce an upcoming rest room opening after extensive fundraising. They thank contributors including Mr. R McBride and the Roblin mayor and council, and invite further donations for an updated community facility to be celebrated with a silver tea on an upcoming Saturday.
Lorna Iona Watson and Cpl Ovila Mireau united in marriage on December 20 1943 at 5 30 PM at the United Church Manse Nanaimo B C The Rev Wilson officiated The bride wore a two piece blue crepe dress with blue wool crepe hat The couple were attended by Mr and Mrs Moffat of Nanaimo The reception followed at the Plaza Hotel They reside in Nanaimo B C.
Reviewers favor Random Harvest over Mrs. Miniver with critics noting a record run at Radio City Music Hall. Greer Garson and Ronald Coleman star in Random Harvest at our theatre Thursday to Saturday. Corvette K 225 shows at Roblin Theatre next week featuring a Canadian navy drama with submarines and escort convoys.
A Friday Intercession service is scheduled for February 3 at 8 p.m. at the United Church. All are cordially invited to attend.
Jessie McLeod promoted to Leading Air Woman stationed at Ottawa headquarters. Home and school association meeting set for Monday January 31 with trustees' convention report. Goose Lake school contributions noted. Roblin Curling Club participates in North Western Bonspiel at Russell with two rinks led by W DeLaMare and the Craig brothers. F O Mark Fisher promoted to Flight Lieutenant and visiting relatives in Roblin prior to a trip to Oak Lake. Mrs Ernest Witt learns her husband P O Witt is presumed dead after BRCAF service. he served from 1941 to 1945 with overseas posting and family details in Winnipeg and Vancouver.
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