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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 01, 1946
Page
3
Item listing announces a Rockwood pulley nine inch diameter for a seventeen inch shaft, a four ply endless belt six inches wide fourteen feet two inches long, and a ten foot Cockshutt three row cultivator. Trade offered for a good eight foot all in al shape. Apply W. E. Shiner Bield للأ
Sunday afternoon at Goose Lake Roblin, 12 year old Jack Peats could not swim and nearly drowned after his inner tube deflated. Barney Lemieux, on shore, swam in clothes to reach the boy, dived to retrieve him, and after artificial respiration he recovered. The incident warns of danger in deep water.
At the churches a schedule lists 11.00 a.m. 3.00 p.m. and 7.00 p.m. as Vacation schools for boys and girls next week at Bield and Roblin.
The entry records a church service led by Capt. W. H. Logan C.A. on the seventh Sunday after Trinity at 11 a.m. It references the Martins and a sermon titled One Lord One Faith One Baptism.
Mary Bezan of Inglis and Henry Andrew Pitts of Shell Valley wed in Roblin on July 28 at 9 am with Rev J M Taylor officiating. The bride wore a white floor length dress with chapel veil and carried a white bouquet. Attendants wore blue period costumes. A reception followed at Shell Valley, and the couple will reside there.
Mrs J Yeo traveled to Winnipeg Tuesday while Mrs Bud Waroway joined a Winnipeg bus trip Monday morning. The piece lists Brandon visitors, visitors at Bran don this week, and numerous relatives and friends visiting from Minneapolis Toronto Saskatoon and California including Rev J E B Cowan and Private Robert Grant returning from overseas with a wounded status. The notes capture a busy pattern of travel and hospitality across towns.
Miss Margaret Arnott of Tummel was elected to represent the Dauphin Grandview Ottawa Wicklow Tummel Roblin district at the Young Peoples National Council to convene in Belleville Ont August 18 to 25 Neil Adam of Roblin sec ond on the ballot and named as a delegate also Roblin will be represented by a Manitoba Y P A executive choice The theme Building A Better Canada Through Christianity invites study and action by over 150 delegates from eleven United Church conferences in Canada and Newfoundland Dauphin South Presbytery youths host a rally August 8 at Grandview to bid farewell with softball swimming discussion a campfire and vesper service.
A youthful American author Frank Yerby crafts The Foxes of Harrow a sweeping 1825 to 1865 tale of the South and New Orleans riotous life. Hero Stephen Fox echoes Rhett Butler in Gone With the Wind, with vivid history and charm.
Dr. H. A. Showalter of Perth County argues against government overreach in a Ontario Association of Children's Aid Societies address. He warns privatized work is cheaper and criticizes the habit of delegating tasks to the state. He notes postwar spending feeds inflation and questions who pays, urging self-reliance.
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