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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 18, 1957
Page
2
Listings for Bethe Full Gospel Olfrey and multiple parish schedules show Sunday School times and worship services across several denominations including Lutheran Ukrainian Catholic Free Methodist and Anglican churches with services set for April 21 and April 28. Notable times include 11 a.m. Sunday School and afternoon services, with catechism and mass offerings listed for various congregations.
C of C regional conference in Dauphin on May 2 features speaker Mr Jobin on Industrial Development. WJ Sheridan of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce also speaks on Keeping in Step with Canadian Opportunities. H J Mobberley leads arrangements for the event.
A devotional poem urging spiritual strength for the Christian journey from Calvary to Easter Day. The speaker pleads for guidance, prayer, and obedience as they walk with the Lord.
A three day early April conference on Recreation draws big names from distant places. C. D. Rusty McBain chairs Greater Whaley Recreation Council and is praised for his knowledge and long experience in recreation planning.
The Greater Wh Recreation Council plans a presentation at the Moose Hat gathering in Whaley Whaley to elect officers. Rusty McBain, son of Mr and Mrs K R McBain of Roblin Manitoba, is highlighted as a representative of the organization involved in the push to secure leadership positions.
Edward A. Poyser, a University of Manitoba graduate from Austin, has joined the provincial soils and crops branch as a soils specialist. He will work with R. A. Wallace and Hayden Tolton on soil conservation programs, after prior provincial service and federal soil survey work.
A top yielding American barley variety named Trails has been licensed for sale in Canada. Provincial agriculture department officials say the barley shows strong performance and markets may adopt it for uniform yields and quality.
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