Community thanks for Roblin Review support
The speaker expresses gratitude to the Roblin Review readers and acknowledges individuals who helped during difficult times over the last two years. The note emphasizes appreciation for community contributions and personal thanks.
Red Cross canvass appeal to Roblin district donors
A Roblin Manitoba Red Cross appeal thanks workers and urges remaining districts to contribute toward a thousand dollar goal. Over six hundred already raised. contributions may be left at the Royal Bank or Mitchells Drug Store. Signed by President J Carlyle Parker and Secretary Mrs J Adam.
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Roblin
Red Cross
Royal Bank
Mitchell’s
Gems of Thought by Mary Baker Eddy
Wise sayings and talk may fall on deaf ears but a tender sentiment at the right moment is never wasted. Mary Baker Eddy emphasizes timely kindness over noisy words.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Togo Homemakers Club Meets in March Report
The Togo Homemakers Club met at Mrs T Andrews home on March 11 with nine members and one visitor. They discussed March of Dimes donations totaling 52.47 and reported a successful rink lunch during the Bonspiel. Plans included Easter tea, daffodil sale, and a cemetery project update from the Village Council.
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Togo
Roblin Women’s Institute
Red Cross
Maguire
Sam McGee
Robert W. Service
Bell
Directors of Roblin Agricultural Society Hold Meeting
A Roblin Agricultural Society meeting on March 24 chaired by Vice President Lamb revised the July 26 exhibition prize list with few changes. Four local ball teams will be invited to play at the fair and a horticultural exhibitors school is planned for August.
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The
Roblin Agricultural Society
Lamb
Mrs. Mary Owen WGM Visits Roblin Chapter
Mrs. Mary Owen WGM of Manitoba paid an official visit to Roblin Chapter No 42 OES on March 24. Visitors from Dauphin Benito Bowsman Russell Kamsack Togo Neepawa Flin Flon attended. Ruth Chapter Togo presented shoulder ribbons hand made by Sister Mae Painter. Lunch followed at the Masonic Temple.
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Mary Owen
W.G.M
Manitoba
Roblin
O.E
Dauphin
Benito
Bowsman
Russell, Kamsack
Togo
Neepawa
Flin 'Flon
Amy Adam
W.M. Roblin
Ethel Carse
P.W. G.M
Saskatchewan
Ella Hughes
G.M
Florence Barton
Grand Marshall
Ruth
Mae Painter
Masonic Temple
Aid Meeting and Church Tea and Bazaar Announced
A meeting for aid is set for Tuesday April 6 at 2 30 pm. The C G T hosts a tea and sale of baking at Knox United Church Gat April 3 from 3 to 5 pm. The Sewing Susies plan an Easter Tea and Bazaar at Knox United Church lower hall on Saturday April 10 at 3 pm.
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Aid
Knox United Church
Gat
Polymer Corporation of Canada Leads Rubber Supply
Parliament Hill notes detail the Polymer Corporation as a Crown company producing synthetic rubber in Sarnia since 1943. It dominates Canadian supply, exports to Europe and South America, and shows rising sales from 1945 to 1953. A salt cavern stores 55,000 barrels of crude oil products for the plant.
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Canada
Polymer Corporation
Polymer
Europe
South America
Polymer i
Sarnia
Parliament Hill
Yorkton
Dauphin
Amateur Night Roars to Success for Roblin Playground
The Am ateur Contest raised 635 dollars for a new village playground in Roblin. Sponsored by the Rebekah Lodge Roblin Elks Lodge Dauphin and CKDM Dauphin the event featured remarks by local officials and a list of contestants across vocal, instrumental and dance categories.
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Rebekah Lodge of
Roblin
The
Elks’ Lodge of
Dauphin
CKDM
Bill Schellenberg
Elks
Frank Rice
Evangeline Rebekah Lodge
Wm. Ford
McBride
Rythmettes Beryl
Martha
Carol
Catherine
Rebekahs
Dauphin Lodge
Leitch Stewart
John Meakin
Norm Benson
John Bordyniuk
John Curle
Burley Townsend
George Adams
CKIDM
Bill Drosdowich
Lou Hill
Jack Henderson
Marian Wizniak
Linda Large
Heather Sorbo
Shirley Chase
Verna Souter
David Mitchell
H. J. Poyser
Victoria Smigalski
Georgina
Holunga
Virginia Tkack
Aurelia Andres
Sophia Toderian
Evening Guild Holds Seventh Annual Meeting
The Evening Guild marked its seventh anniversary on March 23 in Knox United Church lower hall. President Mrs. L. Simpson welcomed 37 visitors as 14 members answered Roll Call. Rochedale Community Club presented a one act play followed by contests and singing led by Mrs. A T Kines with piano by Mrs. George Fisher. A lunch with a birthday cake by Mrs. A Martin concluded the event. next meeting is April 27 at Mrs. F G Newton’s home.
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Knox United Church
L. Simpson
Rochedale Community Club
A.T. Kines
George Fisher
A. Martin
F.G. Newton
Roblin Review Changes Hands in April 1954
The new owner announces purchase of the Roblin Review from Mrs. Alice Thom and states the takeover effective April 1, 1954, to serve Roblin and surrounding district.
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Vilage
Roblin
Spring Rhyme Stirs Wit on Birds and Wings
A playful verse riffs on spring and birds with quirky spelling. It swaps consonants for humor, portraying wings and boids in a light, whimsical style.
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