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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 04, 1946
Page
3
Impounded at NE 19-27-28 on July 2 1946 four work horses listed by color and weight. If not redeemed the animals will be sold at public auction Thursday July 25 1946. Chas McKenzie Poundkeeper.
Miss Phyllis Kelso visits Winnipeg for a visit or picnic in San Clara on Sunday July 7. Mrs J Adam visits friends recently. Ted Heming from Brandon visits at home over weekend. Elmer Broomfield and Ron Jakeman in Winnipeg weekend. Mrs Muse from Winnipeg visits Mr and Mrs J Hill. Mrs W Nixon travels to Portage la Prairie to visit relatives. Laura Gordon guests of Mrs K Johnston over holiday weekend. Mavis Dillin attends summer school in Winnipeg. Eighteen cadets travel to Clear Lake for ten days summer camp. Mr and Mrs J Haines drive to Winnipeg. Mrs Haines attends summer school there. Maisie Halhead of Gladstone visits Mrs R Freeland weekend. Joan Glover and Irene Johnstone from Winniperg and Portage re unite home for holidays. Mrs H J Bowley and Arlene Ford spend weekend at late Mr and Mrs Wm Ord.
Mr and Mrs Hugh Heaps of Muenster Saskatchewan and Roberta Heaps of Kamsack are visiting the home of Mr and Mrs Wm Heaps, continuing a family gathering abroad locally.
The funeral for the late Sarah Fletcher age 86 who died at Yorkton on Wednesday will be held at Knox United Church on Friday at 2 00 p m.
Mrs C E Trimble and her daughters Tiffany and Mary Diane arrived Friday to spend the holidays at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs F Y Newton.
The list of decorata includes Corporal Ian Sangster of Deepdale who will receive the Military Medal from the Governor General.
Rev and Mrs H V Ellison and their son Joe left by car for Milk River Alberta Monday last Rev Ellison has led Knox United church Roblin for the past year He often relied on the Editor to back up his car and in his ministry as well Best wishes to the family at their new posting
The Stefansson family Patsy Thora Lincoln and Gilbert move to Winnipeg after Mr Stefansson served as Roblin's principal for five years. Mrs Stefansson led W I work and received a presentation. He also organized the cadet corps. The community thanks them and hopes to stay in touch.
Decorated His Excellency Field Marshal Alexander Governor General of Canada will present decorations and awards to 57 soldiers and two airmen at an Investiture on Friday at Fort Osborne Barracks. The ceremony begins at 2 p.m. on the parade square.
The Miami Kiwanis club cites a report showing two thirds fewer school failures in rooms that are properly painted and lit across several schools. It labels neglect of proper sight conditions as criminal and argues few dollars spent on classroom lighting can prevent costly re teaching, eye exams, glasses, and treatment, highlighting harm to children from dingy lighting.
Judging panels from Manitoba Alberta and Saskatchewan set to adjudicate 1234 entries. Manitoba leads with 507 followed by Alberta 391 and Saskatchewan 336. final totals may rise. Field judging closes June 29 with possible extension to July 7 due to crop progress and head formation, using Plants Product Division agronomy staff and provincial agriculture experts.
The carload entry nearly reaches 2,000,000 bushels of quality barley. Entries include leading growers from all three prairie provinces. Weekend visitors were Mr. and Mrs. S. Waldman of Melville with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. H Maslove. It’s good to know what the matter is even better to know what matters.
The Canadian National Railways reported 1945 operating revenues of 423 million dollars with expenses at 355 million, leaving a net operating revenue of 78.5 million and a surplus of 24.8 million after interest, up 1.72 million from 1944. Freight provided about 7 of every dollar, passengers 15 cents, and payrolls comprised 47.2 cents of every dollar spent.
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