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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 12, 1945
Page
3
In memoriam notices recalling Evelyn Dayson who died July 11 and Arthur Edward Cranwell who died July 9 1940. Parents and family express love, memory, and sorrow, noting the enduring presence in their hearts and gratitude for the joy and care he brought.
A Dauphin constituency resident writes praising the Liberal victory of June 11 led by Mr. King and Mr. Gardiner. He argues prosperity came from wartime effort and criticizes Mr. Ward for labeling opponents as demagogues. He congratulates Dauphin electors and mentions Zanktno and Dowler in the supportive context.
Council chaired by Reeve Clarke with full membership. By laws pass roads and cemetery, sale of N E 26 28 28 to Peter Malas hewsky, court of revision for voters lists, accounts approved. Subsequent session July ord 1945 with Reeve Sorbo. bylaws on transfer N E 36 26 27 W to Tony Klemetsky, refunds for vaccinating schoolchildren, leases for hav and grain, sale with Harold Shiner, pasture lease, and payment of village expenses.
Canadian banks will cash new Family Allowance cheques issued under government legislation. Bank President S M Webb urges identification and proper endorsement, warns against loss, and advises cashing in morning hours for speed and accuracy. Merchants are urged to verify ID and endorsement for customers presenting cheques.
The piece highlights HMCS Ontario with heavy fire power, U-889 surrendering on the North American coast, a new NRc curing process for Wiltshire bacon sending quality crops to Britain, 50,000 new houses planned in Canada, the Mae West life saver, and Canada producing Styrene for the first time at 500 000 pounds monthly.
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