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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 02, 1946
Page
3
Koestler’s idea of a war of words contrasts total lies with half truths while urging Canada to adopt Big Living action. The piece argues for Christian Democracy as a stronger alternative to fascism and communism, with a call to live out whole truth in public life and on the battlefield of ideas.
Thousands of washing machines sit in factories awaiting small essential parts imported from the United States that have been unavailable. Manufacturers expect a steady, sizable flow to the retail trade once bottlenecks are broken.
The Roblin Crop Improvement Club hires Dr. O McQuirk of Dauphin to vaccinate and blood test cattle for Bangs disease. Vaccination targets calves four to eight months old, fees are 1.50 per head with 1.00 paid by government. blood tests cost 1.00 per head. Farmers must register headcount by May 6 and vaccination will start around May 13. contact R Rusk or local organizers for details.
Mrs F Y Newton left Saturday for Winnipeg. Mrs W Ford and Ian weekended at Rossburn. Miss Jean Mitchell visited Grandview. Phylis Kelso home from Manitoba University Winnipeg for summer. Mrs Geo Aitken left Thursday for Hamilton Ontario to visit her daughter and son in law. Mr and Mrs F A Newton leave Sunday for Winnipeg to join relatives for trips to Toronto Montreal and New York. Cpl D A Cameron, former Khaki University student in London England, arrived home Saturday. Out of town guests at Willis Rusk reception April 25 1946 included W LeBoutillier S R Willis Chas Moir Miss M Willis Dauphin Eleanor Rusk and G R M Rusk Winnipeg. Wm Barabash starts new imple ment office and plant on Main St West. Fred Starr ready to pour foundation for new home on 1st Railway Ave East. Mrs Warbee nearly finished her new home on East highway. Bruce Arnott ready to dig basement for existing home on 2nd Ave East and Geo Fisher laying foundation for new implement shed on 2nd Ave West. Many other town projects ongoing.
In Roblin Manitoba at the United Church Manse on April 25 1916 Margaret Hazel Beth Rusk daughter of R Rusk and Robert William Brine Willis son of S R Willis Dauphin Manitoba were married by Rev H V Ellison The brides dress blue crepe The couple received guests at a reception hosted by the bride’s parents and departed afterward
An article criticizes a plan to place foreign exchange control on a statutory basis, arguing it risks permanence, concentrates power in experts, and ignores differences between the Canadian and U.S. dollar. It notes wartime controls began in 1939 and laments the push by Liberal authorities.
The bride wore a three piece black gabardine ensemble with a white sheer blouse and mink neck piece, a black felt hat veiled trimmed completed her attire. They plan to reside in Dauphin after travelling from Winnipeg and points east.
A pledge from The Retail Merchant's Association Magazine urges merchants to act honorably with customers and suppliers, avoid falsehoods, respect competitors, and strive for justice and loyalty. It promotes fair dealing, self-control, and the uplift of the trade through noble conduct and industry standards.
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