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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 08, 1948
Page
3
Gladys Janet Watson and Clifford Owen Dingle were wed at the Watson home in Roblin on Saturday March 27 at 3 pm. Rev J A Taylor officiated under a fern arch with music by Mrs Earl McIntyre. The couple will reside in Winnipeg after a short honeymoon in Sault Ste Marie.
1938 Chev 2 ton truck overhauled with new grain auger and stock rack offered at 750 dollars. 1941 Chev with 44 000 miles winterized and 1947 motor heater and air conditioned tires good asking 1450. 1500 bushels Ajax No 2 seed oats 1 50 per bushel. 240 acres under cultivation with fair buildings on a half section 8 miles from town 2 from school. Cash 9000 terms 10000 immediate possession due to leaving district. Apply Peter Manchur Box 23 Gilbert Plains Manitoba. Also tender invitation for gravelling in Shell River RM until April 20 1948 12 noon. Bids for hauling per yard mile up to 5 miles and additional miles plus loading. All gravel to be screened. Dated Roblin Manitoba April 6 1948 M V Jupe Sec Treas RM Shell River.
On April 11 the church conducts Sunday School and evening worship with the Sacrament of Baptism observed during the service. Parents wishing to have their children baptized should contact the minister. The message cites Suffer little children to come unto Me.
The Anglican Roblin church announces Lutheran Mission services on Sundays April 11 and April 25 at 7 30 p m led by Pastor J R Meichsner. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Sunday School 11 a.m. Evangelistic Service 7 p.m. God willing the sermon will be Our Risen Lord's Second Coming and the Signs of the Times in the light of Bible Prophesy. Minister M. Sarenchuk leads both services with hope for a strong turnout.
Free Methodist Church Sunnyslope lists Wednesday prayer at 8 Bield and services Sunday at 10 am Sunday School and 11 am worship. Roblin lists Sunday School 11 am and Evening Service 7 pm with Tuesday prayer at 8 pm.
Tenders will be received for the purchase of Lot 31 Block 1 Plan 352 except the western 50 feet owned by the Manitoba Power Commission. For details call the Village Office Main St Roblin. Tenders close April 17 1948 at 10 am. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Dated Roblin April 5 1948. R P Jakeman Sec Treas Village of Roblin.
Regular Roblin Legion meeting set for Tuesday April 13 at 8. Senior baseball meeting scheduled for Friday April 9 at 8 in the town office. Roblin Curling Club annual meeting on Thursday April 15 at 8 pm with elections and reports. Ladies Auxiliary meets April 14 at Mrs Cameron’s home with lunch committee listed. Film Council meets April 9 at 8 in United Church basement to discuss projector use. NF B sale attendee urged to attend.
A Bowman and McFadden representative will be at the Shell River Municipal Office on Saturday April 10th to assist the public with legal matters.
Dean A. Fales of MIT says too much comfort in modern cars invites fatigue and drowsiness. He criticizes improved upholstery and sloping two pane windshields for causing eye fatigue and questions safety benefits.
W. R. Cottingham chair man of the Municipal and Public Utility Board warns truck operators they cannot raise rates based on a 21 percent railway freight increase. He says rates may rise only through lawful procedure with Utility Board approval. Discussion on freight rates expected at next Manitoba Automotive Transport Association meeting.
Health authorities urge Canadians to support public services by personal effort. They contend national health relies on citizens following and funding agencies that prevent disease and raise health standards.
In war Canadians learned that a common objective binds people. In peacetime the Dominion aims to sustain that spirit through mutual enterprise and community activities. Recreational, artistic and musical efforts are encouraged to promote health and real participation in a richer community life.
In loving memory of our baby daughter Lynn-Ellen Elizabeth ten months eight days who left us April thirteenth 1945. We know she is happy in our Saviour's home above growing fairer as she lingers in the sunshine of His love. Too dearly loved to ever be forgotten. Mummy Daddy Brian and Kerry at Deepdale.
Deepdale W I held its annual Husband's Night on Friday April 2 at Mrs J S Ward's home. After a brief business session the evening featured 500 with Sid Ward and Orton McCor quodale winning 1st prize. Music by Mr and Mrs Earl McIntyre and Clarence Powell followed. Miss Smith received a Friendship Motto and gloves from the Ladies Aid. The next meeting will be at Mrs Geo Ward's home.
Easter vacation from parental home ends for Miss Evelyn Townsin who returns to Winnipeg to teach. Sid Townsin tours the district soliciting Red Cross subscriptions despite rough roads. John Cockerill turns out good timber and logs for farmers. his firm may add a shingle mill. Congratulatory note: a twin birth to Mr and Mrs E Lenderbeck of San Clara on Thursday April 4.
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