Editor Home For Last Week Of Victory Loan
The writer, returning from Barriefield Camp Kingston Ontario, thanks readers for support for his wife now editor and manager of the Review. He praises the Barriefield training personnel and urges families to write to servicemen with home news and small keepsakes.
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Victory
Glen
Roblin
Barriefield Camp
Kingston
Ont
Harneas
Review
Canada
Barriefield
Hapnen
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Overseas News
Residents report guests and family updates across town. Nelson Robertson has arrived overseas and Peace Bond purchases plus V Bundles donations mark community efforts. A Time meeting is planned with Mrs McDuffe hosting.
Inglis School Meeting and May Waste Drive
Inglis School convenes at 9 am on Monday May 1 with Mrs Haney and sons visiting relatives. The WTI met at Mr Dawson’s on May 8. Delegates for the convention include Mrs Winters and either Mrs John Jackson or Mrs Giherm. The Wio are sponsoring a Waste Fat drive in May with collected fat taken to Mrs Richardson for the Red Cross charity drive.
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Haney
Birtle
Melvin — Litnenberg
Witzenhere
WTI
Dawson
Winters
John Jackson
Giherm
Wioare
Local notes from Togo and surrounding towns update readers on visits
Pte John Airmees visits family while Mrs Sharp, Jay Dimit and Mrs Emerson also travel. RCAF members Keith Learn and David Gawley receive promotions and return home for time with kin. Major School field day rewards Mvjor School, while Mo the day service and hospital visits are noted. Victory Loan reminders urge timely purchases.
Community Notes From Roblin District News
Makaroff residents plan fashion event as Everett Bovee returns home on leave. Mrs. Flef and Mrs. Roeers attend a district WE meeting at Foxwarren Institute. Bob Curle visits from Makaroff, Dee service observed in church with combined Sunday activities. Red Cross raffle drawn May 18 at the Picture Show, War Finance sponsor A T Kines of Roblin led a pep talk on duties to boys overseas. G Keleo announced war bond totals to date.
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War Finance Committee
A. T Kines
Roblin
G. Keleo
Vernon Taylor Visits Relatives in District
The notice mentions Vernon Taylor visiting relatives in the district and several local residents moving or returning from trips. It also notes residents visiting Winnipeg and Brandon, with various family gatherings reported during the period. The appeal for Victory loan sales appears amid the community updates.
Local News Briefs From Brandon and Moose Jaw
Victor Snowdon of Brandon visited home here last week. Alma Olson spent a few days in Dauphin during the L A C. Tom Belcher is on a 28 day leave at home. Minnie Snowdon holidayed with her mother for two weeks. Anne Belcher spent the Easter vacation with her parents. Ellen Walton visited here with her parents. Pte Tim Cooney visited home before leaving for Forest, Ontario. A young crowd attended the Tamarisk dance Friday night. Helen Hunter returned to school duties after Easter break at Ta River. Wilfred Olson’s friends held a weiner roast to wish him luck in the Nix Fore enlistment. The Mother's Day service at the United Church, led by Rev. Conly, was well attended and several children were christened.
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John Airmees
James Sharp
Roblin
Jay Dimit
Kamsack
Emerson
Flin Flon
Jas Mc. Fean
Laura Ferg
Wynyard
Joseph McDonald
Calderwood
Winnipeg
David Gawley
R.C.A. F
St. Thomas
Ont
Keith
R.C.A.F
England
Sinclair Ginn
Yorkton
S. A Trinp
Mvjor
Alva
Togo
Runnymede
Ferre
Wmi
Apel
Kamecek
Mothe
United Churchey
Wm Treattie
Kamsack Hospital
A.C
Victor Snowdon
Brandon
Alma Olson
Dauphin
L.A.C
Tom Belcher
Ellen Walton
J. Greive and
Welter
Moose Jew
Sask
Tim Cooney
Forest
Tamarisk
Helen Hunter
Ta Riviere
Wilfred Olson
Weiner
Conly
Wall
Local Briefs From San Clara and District Activities
Short leave reports and local travel notes include Pte Alex Larnone back from Shila eama and Delia Ruel departing for Winniner to run a boarding house. Attending church party were Pte Friesen and Misses Cote Disaulnney. An auction sale of W R Himbeault furniture is set for May 18 in the village followed by the couple’s move to Regina.
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Pte F Friesen
Petcy Nolan
Happy Lake
W. RP. Tlimbeault
Roblin Nearly Reaches Victory Bond Objective
Roblin and district report sales totaling 72000 with 410 subscribers of a 680 quota. Promoting patriotism, the drive urges 270 more residents to invest, noting salesmen work without pay and emphasize communal duty and wartime sacrifice.
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Roblin
Canada
Local Notes on Visits and Bank Hours in Roblin
Earl McGinnis is home for a few weeks to help with feeding. Mrs. Howard Radford and Pie have returned from Brandon. Howard is on furlough with his parents. Grandnarrows residents visited Cecil Maguire family Sunday. Patriotic Society meeting set for May 19 in the evening. The Radford family visited Walter McGinnis Sunday. On the last day of the Victory Loan the Royal Bank at Roblin will be open Saturday afternoon from 2 to 4.
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Earl McGinnis
Pie
Howard Radford
Brandon
Howard
Radford
Walter McGinnis
The
Royal Bank At
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Inglis
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Ifven
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Flef Tas
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Flow Cure
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Stewart N. King
F. A. Heming
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Bales
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Beverley Lft
Victory Loan
Bruce Lester
McDonald
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Bield
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Anne Belcher
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