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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 04, 1947
Page
3
At the last meeting of the Roblin Legion a resolution was passed expressing a hearty vote of thanks to all non members who assisted in any way at the Legion Sports July 30th.
For sale a 1940 Plymouth Seven featuring radio heater and all new tires. Mechanically OK. Apply Marokosky Garage MacNutt 37p.
A compilation of weekend visits and greetings in Roblin Manitoba and surrounding towns. Visitors include M A Clarke in Watrous Sask and Lt Col Gillespie in Roblin. Local thanks extend to laborers who shingled a rink on Labor Day and a note on public discourse about costs and sparking controversy.
First wheat of the 1947 crop was delivered to the National Elevator by Mike Korpan on Tuesday September 2. The grain weighed 611 1 2 pounds and graded No 1. Pool Elevator A received barley from Gordon Jory, Olson variety, 54 pounds per bushel. Harvest runs full but labor is scarce. weather may finish binning and threshing by week’s end.
In memory of a loving husband and father who passed away Sept 1 1943. The memory of those happy days when we were together endures though years erase many things. Sadly missed by wife and family at Victoria British Columbia.
A Roblin editor and wife recount a July 31 to Aug 11 journey by bus from Winnipeg to Los Angeles via Emerson Crookston Fargo Sioux Falls and Salt Lake City describing border forms weather stops and roadside observations. They note liquor store abundance long drives dry conditions and a planned Los Angeles visit with a future column. They thank volunteers for Legion Sports day booth support.
Mr and Mrs John Maluta former Postup residents attended the wedding of their nephew Fred Maluta and renewed acquaintances in the district.
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