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Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 11, 1944

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Cold expedition ends in failure and cold riverside retreat

A group travels five miles to a river and attempts fishing at Fisherman's paradise but finds no success. They camp by a poplar bluff, endure biting wind, and watch a night misadventure end with a return home at three thirty. A store later reports another man bought all fish from the creek upstream.

Frenchy Fisherman's Paradise Snd Poplar Gettleman PRC Frevtov Woo N.B

Victory Bonds and Postwar Responsibility in Canada

Ottawa Journal reports Finance Minister Hiler dismissing fears that postwar Canada cannot meet Victory Bond obligations. He cites strong monetary and financial systems, vast resources, and capable industry to reassure small investors and maintain a ready market for bonds.

Canada Hiler Ondser Ottawa Journal

Massey warns of glamorized victory and home front fight

Group Captain Massey in the House of Commons warns Canadians against a carnival mindset and premature victory talk. He argues victory abroad requires a hard home front struggle against moral decay and undermining influences, and urges strengthening fighting fitness at home as zero hour nears.

Massey House of Common Cate Berlin Germany Todiy

Improving Our Schools R H Wellwood and Education Financing

A public discussion notes consensus on expanding educational service beyond local tax bases. It calls for larger provincial or federal funding, citing national implications and postwar needs, with support voiced by Canadian political leaders and party figures in Montreal.

Canada Dominion

Roblin Tennis Club Reorganizes Elects Officers

The Roblin Tennis Club reorganized at a May meeting electing C. Droomfield as president Beryl Stauffer as vice president Jean Mitchell as secretary treasurer with Neil Adam Ken Mink Gilbert Fisher named to the Grounds Committee and Mrs Partridge Mrs Stefansson Mr Conly and Jean Mitchell on the Social Committee. Season fees are set at 2.50.

Roblin Tennis Club Pres C. Droomfield Beryl Stauffer

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R. H. Wellwood The Manitoba Teachers’ Society Ing Montreal Gordon Graydon M.P M. J. Coldwell Brooke Claxton K.C Ona Tens Canad Iea Verely Tge
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