Sherriff Jelly and Pudding Powder Deal Reported
A brief item notes a local promotion offering Nabob Jelly Powders two for the price of two and similar two for Nabob Pudding Powders deals.
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 22, 1948
Page
2
A brief item notes a local promotion offering Nabob Jelly Powders two for the price of two and similar two for Nabob Pudding Powders deals.
Alvin McKnight returns to The Pas on Thursday express. Kenneth Ransom of Flin Flon visits friends here this week. Miss Mae Painter returns from Winnipeg. Jack Eisner visits Kelowna with parents. Mr and Mrs James Ross of Toronto visit Ross family here. York ton fair draws many from Togo district. Thomsons home after visiting here and Dauphin. Walter Cruise hosts a birthday gathering. Roblin Fair July 28 and Togo Fair July 30 urged. Local exhibitors encouraged for fair. Mrs Kohlmeier hosts club with seed soil and planting talks. Delegates chosen for Sturgis July 28. English family aid box to be sent. Cemetery cleanup day notes lighter turnout. next meeting at Mrs McKinnon’s home.
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs W F Thompson on the birth of a daughter. Mr and Mrs D Black and family have arrived home after a month’s coast visit. Lloyd Curle of The Pas is on holiday at the home of his aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs F McDuffe. Mr and Mrs W Van Every of Vancouver and J Van Every of Winnipeg have been visiting at their home.
Mrs Pettipease travels to Kamsack by motor over the weekend to visit Merle Currey Sr in hospital. She is joined by her son George Harvey his wife and son on holiday. Mr and Mrs H Boyce and Mr and Mrs Orval Boyce return from the City with Mrs W A Boyce Sr to spend holidays locally.
BIFLD Miss W Leachman of Winnipeg visits the Belcher home. Frank Bailes and his brother William of England depart Monday for a trip to British Columbia. Mr and Mrs Norman Johnston and Teddy drive to B C to settle there. Best wishes to the new homeowners. Mr and Mrs Jones with their son and family of High River visit their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs J R Wells.
Grand Narrows H. Deater of Yorkton visited George Murray. A large number from our district spent Sunday at Lake Mudge. Alec and Albert Middleton and Gilbert Clausen motored to Yorkton fair. Mr. and Mrs. 8B. Charters and family and Mr. and Mrs. J. Radford attended Yorkton fair. The young peoples society held a meeting Wednesday evening with good attendance. Mrs. Hugh Phillips and her brother H. Gable of Winnipeg visited Burrell family last week. J. Semeraine conducts a vacation school at Grand Narrows this week assisted by Mrs. H. Mc Murray. fourteen youngsters attend.
Miss Laura Maguire spends a week at Clear Lake. Cecil Maguire and Stanley Irvine drove to Neepawa on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Fred Redman visited Mr and Mrs Billy Sangster Sunday. Mr and Mrs Orval Boyce just returned from Winnipeg after a week. Mr and Mrs Bert Dixon and Darla visited Mr and Mrs Stanley Irvine Sunday.
Ward Bros of Deepdale win multiple prizes at Dauphin Fair held July 6 to 8 including firsts in pig classes and champion boar and sow. Beef and Dairy Shorthorns show top placings with Ist in cow, heifer categories and champion ship. Boys also excelled at Shoal Lake and other Manitoba fairs, with Russell event cut short by rain. The prize stock enhances farming interest and pays good dividends.
Rev. Father Dansereau and parishioners of Ste Claire's Church thank friends from Roblin Togo Deepdale Shortdale Merridale and nearby communities for attending the 13th annual picnic despite rain. rain relented and attendance ensured the picnic's success.
Advertisement for Caile's Radio Service offering General Electric and Electromo home radios, located opposite the post office on Main Street. Claims 30 cents service, promoting the revival of natural tones and programmes after repair.
Craig family enjoys holiday with cousins at Dropmore while Tumner picnic visitors recount a joyful day. Miss H G Jory from Fisher Branch visits relatives in Rochedale as Mr and Mrs J C McLeod and family holiday near Bield. Rochedale ladies run Hospital booth Saturday night with brisk sales.
The state will provide normal education for all handicapped children in Britain. Local authorities must offer necessary special treatment under the supervision of Sir Wilson Jameson, Chief Medical Officer at the Ministry of Education. A new report on child health stresses better education and futures for the blind, deaf, crippled, epileptic, chronically ill, speech impaired, mentally subnormal, or maladjusted. The 1944 Education Act guarantees these children the same benefits as other students.
Makaroff and Craven families from Togo visit the Beatty home Sunday. Mrs C Rogers heads to Edmonton to see daughters Mae and Jeanne. Harold Collingridge and Rossburn kin visit sister Mrs. Alex Rogers. Joe E Beck and Phil McRae families travel to Caryle Lake for gatherings. Winnipeg visitors join Currey family.
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