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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 07, 1944
Page
3
The message urges resisting unnecessary purchases to curb inflation and avoid high prices. It notes Roblin families facing winter coal orders, rising harvest yields but lower grain grades, and a five bushels per acre wheat quota. It laments European stalemate and urges a tougher stance against enemy aggression, ending with a call to remember rather than forget.
The Ottawa commentary criticizes baby bonuses and war spending schemes as not boosting purchasing power. It argues taxes are an evil, urges productive jobs, better education, and lower national costs to compete globally. The piece accuses officials of manipulating sentiment to expand government control.
The wedding of Cora Mabel Prier daughter of Mr and Mrs George Prier Roblin Manitoba and William Smallwood son of Mr and Mrs John Smallwood New Castle New Brunswick occurred August 24 in the chapel of Fred Victor United Church Toronto Rev W Stanles officiated After a reception at the groom's aunt and uncle home the couple left for a Niagara Falls honeymoon and will reside in Toronto.
Roblin and District Board of Trade reports 3206.45 raised for the Kamsack Relief Fund from a Tag Day held Saturday. The event, the board’s first project, gathered thanks for donors and for taggers led by Miss Jean Mitchell with the listed volunteers. A mysterious donor left a 10 to support Kamsack Nehef.
Mrs L White visits Brandon this week. Miss Nancy White visits at her home here. Miss Patsy Stefansson of Plainview Grandview visits. Miss Ruth Mitchell of Winnipeg holidaying here. Miss Irene Johnston leaves for Swan River to teach. Mr and Mrs C Trimble win Bridge cup. Goose Lake S C approves W Gardner van route LOA at 3 50 per day. Health leaders invited to Winnipeg luncheon Sept 12 with Manitoba medical association meeting Sept 13 14 15. Dr Hicks urges health caution during final war period.
Auction of farm stock, implements and furniture of Sandy Bencrew in Rob- Min area near San Clara corner. Sale set for Wednesday September 20 at 12 noon. D Carriere served as auctioneer.
Red Cross shipments to Winnipes headquarters listed by Roblin and District Red Cross Society include army navy airforce women’s items such as 7 turtle neck sweaters 7 pairs of gloves 5 pairs of service socks 1 pair of wnickers 13 toques and civilian relief goods like 1 windbreaker 1 dress 2 pairs boys pants 9 pairs bloomers 9 sleeping bags blouses 5 sweaters caps 36 piece layette 5 wool blankets 7 quilts donated by Shell River and others.
Notice to creditors for the Estate of Joel Stauffer late of Shell River Manitoba. All claims must be filed at Bowman and McFadden Dauphin by October 15 1944. Dated September 5 1944 at Dauphin Manitoba. Executors are John Arnott the Younger and William James Westwood.
The Review promotes acting on fall needs and improving operations with printed counter check books. It urges use of business methods today to avoid regrets tomorrow.
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