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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 23, 1932
Page
1
W J Westwood Liberal candidate for Roblin was elected by a large margin over Conservative FP Y Newton. Only four of seventeen polls gave the Conservative a majority. Westwood led in the rest. A hat of polls shows voting patterns.
The annual Free Methodist camp meeting is in progress in Roblin and will run until Tuesday night. Daily services are at 10 30 a.m. 2 30 p.m. and 8 p.m. Rev R H Hamilton of Moose Jaw Sask is the special speaker and the public is invited to attend
Public holiday events cover the Tammel annual picnic on the old grounds and Local and General Legion Sports on Friday July 1. The Roblin area mentions a season with two baseball games last week including a 9 8 league loss to Tamarisk and a win over Runnymede. An auction sale of household furniture is set for Saturday June 25 at Mrs. George Spiess residence 4th Avenue Roblin with J A Williamson auctioneer. Chau tauga to visit Roblin likely final unless new arrangement.
Miss Georgina Middleton spent the weekend at her home. Mr and Mrs P. Rose and family of Kamsack visited Mr T. Dix con's last Sunday. Mrs T. Dixon and Bert attended the U F M service at Silverwood. Rev I McConnell will preach his farewell sermon in the U F M hall on June 26. Election day in Grand Narrows saw votes in favor of Mr Newton. Mrs J Walsh of Silverwood is pendling je.
TOGO Mr and Mrs Robt Austin visit Madge Lake guests of Mrs J W Eddy. Mr and Mrs CS Burt of Mikado attended R F Painter's service. Mrs J W Eddy has moved to her Madge Lake cottage for a few weeks. Mrs Howard Gunness of Big River Sask visits her parents Mr and Mrs Wm Thompson. Mr and Mrs Gibson Brown of Shellmouth Man visit Mr and Mrs H Brown. Mr and Mrs S A Tripp and Miss Eric motor to Leslie Sask and back. Mr George Craig and Arthur Topham motor to Kamsack. Mr and Mrs Tom McNeill of Shellmouth visit Wes Thomson. Home Makers Club to hold barn dance at Joseph Dickie’s barn on Friday July 8. Large attendance urged.
Mr Little and family of Dauphin visited L C We on Sunday. Road work is active with Manitoba Pool Elevators repairing at the Bield elevator. Mr J Bradley attended the L C W Dauphin County meeting at Silverwood. Several high school students take exams at Roblin. George Sargenia, ex-Bield, won the BC ten mile walk in 1 hour 33 minutes 4 seconds and earned the Vancouver Sun silver medal and a prize from Fumerton Ltd. Death reported for Jena Wasyenchuk, daughter of George, while visiting Winnipeg. burial held with Rev. Father Hritzina presiding. Shevlin pic-nic slated for Thursday June 30 at the Shevlin grounds. dance at Wm Baurs barn with Donoghue orchestra.
Debreko Bros assembles more than eighty performers from Arab, Turkish, Syrian and Armenian troupes for Streets of Cairo. It is billed as the midway’s largest and most pretentious single attraction this year.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors who assisted during a recent bereavement. Signed by Alex Donaldson Dunglas and Ena.
W J Westwood expresses sincere appreciation to supporters and electors of Roblin electoral division for their faithful assistance in the past election.
The article discusses reducing crop costs to below or near values amid low farm prices. It cites high yields and minimal labor as key, notes land preparation dominates labor, and warns weeded, poorly prepared fields cut profits. Summer fallow can raise costs. example shows 17 bushels per acre with $13 cost and about $4 loss, and wheat after lever at 17 bushels net about $8 per acre, matching cost.
Church notices show Tummel service on the 1st and 8th Sundays in Cromarty with Roblin gatherings on the 2nd and 4th Sundays at 1.30 p.m. Readers are advised to check exact dates for each month.
Morning service at Anglican Church announced with afternoon start at 3 p m. Evening service listed under Silverwood School with speakers Phillips and H Hav. Details suggest a local parish schedule with service times and a noted speaker.
For sale a two year old purebred MWolstein bull or may exchange for a work horse. Apply L. C. Wells, Biels.
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