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1V.to-grom guooputKWOONTKMDEDsat-la the black Jack” lnttakUUon -f;-, , itb ccnk lDtks Oil the -tw NMMtllt atriktov aownd |TheiDOiMtkMtc»r J. ■- rapt)•*•“f•‘vfciIs a disgrace. put oat of.*?■. \ VA;-VAdvertise Your Wantst j-V*.'v*in The Reviewt;«»tv, ■ytfv•vv’Tf-'.:Sr.*.”.Hie article to The fnM, Winnipeg,; entitled -Near Mol el Robtte was mlsiiadtof and at variance with toets constituting a eerioos challenge. Alsoan nnfttitiinate reflection on toe people oC Roblin who to genera1 with other communities ftre conscientious law abiding dtiseas With aU due respects to the re* porter, he was obviously no-with his subject, Rob-Mb Is approximately 60 miles from Dauphin, not 100. the name Bogei (as printed) unknown here. What Is referred to as a Near Riot was merely a minor scuffle, only a few, 5 or 6, active participants. No damage to property, greivkras bodily In Jury negligible. A humble sue*gestion. The government fire water store here could look after Its patrons, who have purchased and inbibed generously, then they would not be a nuslance to the town police, busy regulating traffic on Saturday nights. Rather than call the incident a riot, as the correspondent stated, there were two factions.How would It be to describe the episode as a “free for all/1 Here is. a small attempt.n tormed torn wtto doll*t At urtto nnhrtpatid ftoa They answered to tot can huicqtagfty toy cam to ssathe BobftiFree Far AR•»O'er toe Abtrfat tip ut down Went mttkHoap toto»fnjBy toe BobOn Free rot Alls ... ,•■! -K- *■ ' 1J ‘ LiliiV -1 Vf - - *• •• 1 zv • ’Mb derirncttOB of property, wben finellyThe Scrap came to a dose There was not one totality Not even a broken nose But It broke the dull monotony- vAnd some wens ssnt to Dauphin I Which often does appalTownSome sixty miles away As to a Unnouipuopish race Courage rises again Tho milksops eluttsr up the placeThere's still soma fighting men.Furnishing free, the history Of the Roblin Free For AUy -liflis UralThe North against the South arrayedFor a glorious victory .Eitertiiis TeictersA joint, meeting of forty teachers of the Inglis, SheU-5®fe?£? wto, Mlions were Ptid Lo^ Russell, AngusvUle andTHE NEW 1954 DODGE MAYFAIR LEADS IN BEAUTYBut this fight tt was free And so to battles for toe right That Freedom may not fell Examplified is that famousfightThe Roblin Free For All.The 'crowd it was a wondrous sightIt filled the streets and road Just like a barrel of dynamite And ready to explode For the exploits of bravery There were many volunteers Covetitog the prise of chivalry With gentle ladles cheers .Roblin M.T.8. * Locals and Field Executive was held at Inglis on Thursday, Nov. 5th. with M. Gunson of Grandview as chairman and M. Tutyluk of AngusvUle, secretary.tor. EX. Arnett, Assistant General Secretary of the M.TA. gave a very Interesting talk on the past achievements, present and future alms of the M.T.8. A lively discussion and separate local meetings followed by lunch completed a successful evening.Always, to spite of all the wrong The Right wiU win its crown Tear gas cannot subdue tbs throngNor tasks of water drown Rapidly vanishing arc tbs wiles | of love.Exhausting at toeftr source,The stupid superdlllous guilssOf antiquated forceA reflection on any nation Promoting fear and dreadHappy are the families where the government of parents is the. reign of affection, and obedience | of the children' the submission— Bacon .v *Dr. r. |, own.different solid colours and 48 two^tone of chrome that accentuates the longer body lines.»}■ combinations are available on the new 1954 Dodge cannow oII- across Canada. This emphasis on colour la carried•^^•'csi»;ncw on display In Dodgc-DeSoto showroomsda. This emphasisIncluded in the Dodge Mayfair luxury series is the 4-Door Sedan shown above, a MayxaSwitotedve looking*v.-v -•■‘Vj lt;.to the car’s interior where two-tone col-binations In trim iand upholstery harmo-exteri|)r body colour. A new, more:air hard top, and a Mayfair convertible. Completing the range of Dodge 6 cars for 1954 is the middle line Dodge Regent series and a lower priced Dodge Crusader series.seta off the increased useUm Bmtor* Fom Serrlee WlMMlptof, MaaVSe.SpoMoitd by Um tcltowlm oMyaUns ?*d*rai. Albwrto PocUU. PI—m, Cc .radkni ^otoMolidottod, PotWMto. MoCuSe. Vurri*fc 4 Hcimb*ck«t, later • Ocmb,» hd|i»dtH ^Ubm MlUinti. Caioda Vm as! QvokrOat*.The til ., Youto toThe 4-H Club or Junior Fen Club movement in Canada is anationwide program designed to inmviHA nur vnnnr rwmnl« vith ITbmdkj. 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Roblin Review
Roblin, Manitoba, CA
Thu, Nov 12, 1953
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