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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 23, 1964
Page
2
The Canadian Mental Health Association invites Manitobans to a Make Believe Tea during Mental Health Week on Sunday April 26 1964 at home. Patrons include Minister of Health C H Witney and wife. Readers are asked to donate a dollar with name and address for a receipt and CMHA membership.
A reader notes Cindy's return to the Kilnary Guide after a broken right arm. The piece adds humor about manners and a quip from The Russell Banner about unemployment funds and beer. The writer urges politicians to grow crops and closes with a hopeful sign-off to REGGIE.
Quote from Mr. Hirsch of Manitoba Theatre Centre criticizes Manitoba leadership as “dossilized mooseheads” amid talk of an Arts Centre in Winnipeg. Roblin references goodwill at a Quebec conference, while Brazil gains fame for soccer and revolution in the same column.
A collection of notices expressing gratitude from local families and organizations. The Mitchell Family thanks friends for floral tributes and kindness after bereavement. notices also honor a 96th birthday and a former father and grandfather. A bake sale by Anglican Women of Christ Church is announced for May 9 at the Co op Store.
In loving memory of Roy M. Sanders who passed away at Swan River Man on April 21 1948. A page in our book of memories is silently turned today. Ever remembered by his wife and family.
In memory of husband and father Benjamin Alexander who died April 23 1963. April brings regret and memories we shall never forget. He fell asleep without Goodbye. Inserted by wife Isabella and children Olean and William.
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