Honeymoon Salad Puns Create A Lettuce Joke
A waiter asks about a honeymoon salad and the reply is a pun about lettuce. The exchange delivers a light food joke likely from a humor page or comic panel.
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 16, 1949
Page
6
A waiter asks about a honeymoon salad and the reply is a pun about lettuce. The exchange delivers a light food joke likely from a humor page or comic panel.
The O E S sponsored a successful tea on Saturday afternoon. J H and Ian Abercrombie returned from a visit to Winnipeg. The Lutheran Young People served lunches and coffee Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Austin and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Austin left by motor for Winnipeg and Ontario. Mrs. Catherine Schick and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ruf are visitors to Winnipeg. A Stony Creek Picnic drew many young people including softball teams. Mr. and Mrs. J Allen and Mr. and Mrs. E Marshall visited the Krupps. Mesdames Eddy Olson Kirton and Duns motored to Dauphin Wednesday and back Thursday.
Mrs Catherine Schick died Tuesday June 7 at 85 after a three month illness. An immigrant from Russia in 1903 she settled at Stornoway Sask later farmed near Roblin. Widowed, she lived with daughter Mrs J Keil at Togo. Nine children were born five survive Alexander BC Godfried Christian Roblin J Keil Togo Annie Elizabeth Vancouver.
The Homemakers met at Mrs. Dubasov's home on June 9 with Arts and Letters as the topic. A Cemetery Clean Up Day is set for Wednesday afternoon June 29, with volunteers asked to bring scythes rakes and forks and ladies to bring lunch.
Advertises a sale of a business lot on a corner south of a creamery with contact at Pool Egg Station Roblin. Listed price 26 cents appears to be OCR artifact for a small classified listing.
Baby chick sale available with Light Sussex Barred Rocks and Leghorn pullets in stock for immediate delivery. Call Hambley Hatcheries at phone 64 in Dauphin 27c to view the chicks.
Tenders for coal for Dominion Buildings Experimental Farms and Stations across Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia due 3 p.m. EDT June 29 1949. Tender forms can be obtained from Canada Ottawa Winnipeg Saskatoon Calgary Victoria districts. Security deposits or bonds may be required. By order J M Somerville Secretary Department of Public Works Ottawa June 6 1949.
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