Roblin Tag Day Supports Queen's Canadian Fund
A tag day in Roblin on Saturday May 26 raised funds for the Queen's Canadian fund with proceeds totaling 79.25.
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 31, 1945
Page
3
A tag day in Roblin on Saturday May 26 raised funds for the Queen's Canadian fund with proceeds totaling 79.25.
Hort items listed for sale from Perepeluk Hotbeds Poplar St past end 9th Ave S W Dauphin Manitoba. Includes vegetables hardy flowers and window box plants. Contact details implied for local purchase.
An outstanding recital was held in the auditorium on Tuesday May with Mrs Geo Fisher and her pupils. Parents and the public praise the concert and the future of music in capable hands. Participants included Gladys Bauming Leonard Arnott Ken Scott Wayne Kines Arlene Ford Gerald Cowan Ada Jakeman Sylvia Lesack Patsy Larsen Ella Ward Gordon Arnott Margaret Jose Helen Switzer Josephine Wizniak Doris Edwards Martha Lesack Bob Heming Violet Zorn Lois De La Mare Doris Kirchmeier Thora Stefansson Bobby Keast.
A letter from J. H. Poyser argues for Sunday as a day of rest and peace, noting meetings should be held on weekdays to avoid Sabbath violations. He calls Church and State to cooperate for good government and criticizes new residents’ lack of local knowledge about existing practices.
Communication editor argues Roblin community is not responsible for arranging political meetings. The writer notes meetings were announced in advance and ministers could have avoided contact with candidates, urging fairness to those candidates involved.
The article argues tariffs harm Canada by hindering imports and exports of agricultural goods. It critiques party platforms for not calling for tariff elimination and questions reliance on subsidies and boards.
Fragmentary passage notes a broad strain on the public due to economic measures aimed at reducing exports of surplus Canadian goods and commodities, signaling serious fiscal or trade pressures on the population.
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