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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 18, 1946
Page
6
An auctioneer announces a sale on July 20 at 2 pm featuring inadequate furniture and odds and ends. Dick Bogie will conduct the event as the auctioneer.
Grand Narrows Calgary where she will take in the Stampede. Miss Undine Linderbekt of Winnipeg visits her sister Mrs Chas Burrel. Bea Stewart and Florence of Deloraine visit with Mr and Mrs W McMurray. Harry Wilson of Mission City B C stays at their old home. Mr Frank Mills ill but hoped to recover. A Radford C Burrell Dixon Gilbert Gordon Clausen plus guests enjoyed a fishing trip last week. the fish were delicious and the ladies suntanned.
The Fletcher family thanks friends and neighbors for acts of kindness and expressions of sympathy extended during their bereavement.
The piece argues for marketing flexibility to cover quantity and quality variations in wheat for Canada and other exporters. It criticizes fixed price policies as unfair and warns against turning open markets into state monopolies. It notes price fluctuations must align with farmers’ input costs and rejects promises of future rewards for current sacrifices.
Mrs T Giles left for Winnipeg for medical care. Mr and Mrs W Edwards and sons Jack and Reg leave for relatives in Alberta. The July W.I. meeting was at Mrs Edwards with good turnout. Mrs Don Davies reported on the District convention at Bi. The August meeting will be at Mrs H Simpson’s in Roblin.
Most of the young bat tened the Roblin Sports on 11th. Mr and Mrs J Davies and family attended the Dauphin Fair this week. The Well Diggers are busy at Bert Dixons. The dance put on by the base ball club was a great success. Alfred Sangster returned by bus to Winnipeg after two weeks on the farm. There was a wedding dance in Makaroff on the 10th for Mr and Mrs Art Allison. Ina Lindsay B H Sc has been appointed Home Economist on the Ontario W I branch. Ina taught school here for some time.
Community notices list a Russell Fair on Thursday and Friday July 18th and 19th with a church fundraiser picnic ten miles north of Roblin on Highway. Also a Valley River Indian Pow wow near Timbertown on July 25th and 26th and a Shell River picnic near San Clara one north and eight east on Friday July 26th.
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