29 Nov 1945
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 29, 1945
Page
1
A village debates adding a 366 day year to fund charitable causes. The piece mocks petition motives and cites critics of industrial society, as a friend advocates harsher game laws while defending hunting.
Parliament Hill reports Prime Minister Attlee spoke to both Houses during a Canadian visit and praised Canada United Nations efforts. MacKenzie King introduced him, with debate over records, refugees, and postwar recovery. Howe cited Sarnia polymer plant producing 10,000 tons yearly rubber.
The marriage took place at 5 30 p m on Thursday Nov 22 at the home of the bride and groom in Roblin. Rev H V Ellison officiated. The bride wore a white crepe gown and veil with pink rose corsage. The bridesmaid and best man were from Roblin and MacNutt. The couple honeymooned in Belmont Manitoba and will live in Roblin.
Roblin Collegiate notes exam stress and cheer from staff and pupils. Teachers brighten the room with smiles as exams loom and bonds sales rise, led by October tallies with Gr. V at $14.75 and Grade II at $14.25.
The article notes a wedding with Mrs. R. J. Davidson as Attendant wearing turquoise dress and Talisman roses, reception hosted by Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Sundin, Denman Street, and plans for a Kelowna home. It also reports a November meeting chaired by Prof. T. J. Harrison where barley price outlook is deemed temporary, with assurance from J. G. Gardiner. farmers urged to maintain malt barley production despite current feed shortages limiting exports.
A letter from Dominion Minister J G Gardiner notes the present price system paying equalization funds to malting barley and feed barley producers is temporary and relates to this year's crop. The letter was read at a Winnipeg Marketing Committee meeting of the National Barley and Linseed Flax Committee.
The petition for hydro service for the district between Russell and Makaroff and east to Grandview was presented to the Manitoba Power Commission by R. D. Robertson, MLA, with the local Board of Trade handling the matter.
In October the drive against inflation continued with War Savings Stamps. Gleneden school pupils led by N Shenderevich saved, averaging over $1 per pupil last month, setting a benchmark for other schools to match.
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