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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 05, 1946
Page
2
The article explains the phrase upper crust as a pie metaphor rather than social superiority. It describes pre cooking crusts to prevent sogginess, then provides two pie fillings lemon cream and chocolate topped, with detailed instructions and yield for a 9 inch pie.
Sam Zimmer has taken possession of the Togo Hotel and is now operating it. Mr and Mrs Howard Gun ness and family left by motor for Vancouver Tuesday. Mrs W Grove of Matlock Beach visited town last week. A baby boy arrived at Mr and Mrs Gus Gleish home Wednesday. Togo High School Girls held a dance Friday November 29 with the Kamsack orchestra present. A large party gathered at Mr and Mrs Melville Tripp home Thursday evening. The Ladies Aid of the Luth eran Church plan a bazaar and home cooking sale at Mac s restaurant Saturday December 7. The United Church Ladies Aid bazaar and supper at Brown s machine show room Saturday last was well attended.
Mrs. M Lupichuk spent the weekend in the city. Mrs W A Boyce visits daughter Mrs Leslie Thompson in Winnipeg. Mrs G Van Drecht returned from the city Saturday and reports Garry progressing favorably. The annual meeting of the Ladies Aid will be held at the home of Mrs Harvey Boyce, Thursday, Dec 5.
Deepdale residents busy sawing wood for winter as J Len Lester sells his car to John Wallace of Silverwood. P Lachuk returns home from Kamsack with a new tractor. Mrs R Boyce back from illness. Mrs Allan Grundy of Winnipeg and Mrs Reg Grundy of Cypress River visit L T Jolliffe family.
Mr. Toews hosted a sawing bee last week while Mrs. Johnson traveled to Roblin on Friday. Harry Armistead assisted Mrs. Toews, and J. Stewart conducted district business. Lawrence Irvine and Ray Clark scrub Bert Dixon's farm, and Mrs. Armistead Sr. with Mrs. Davis spent several days in Winnipeg.
SAN GLARA Dr. Anne Delneak of the Provincial Dept of Health with two nurses visited schools and mothers and infants in our district last week. A general meeting about the nursing station is set for Monday Dec 16 at 2 30 PM at St Claire's Church.
Tummel Ray Buick Albert Staple and Gordon McFadyen have returned from Kenora Ontario Mr and Mrs S Inglis and Mrs Livingston drove to Dauphin on Tuesday Correction to last weeks notes The TCA are sponsoring a social and dance on Fri Dec 138th at Tummel hall Mrs J Lamb Mrs M Cameron Margaret Arnott Bessie Livingston Bill Livingston and Nettie Kolodyinski drove to Gilbert Tuesday to attend a meeting of Dauphin Presbytery Sunday School officers
Mrs J H Cailes left Saturday night to attend her daughter Phyllis wedding in Toronto on December 6. Doris Johnston J Adam and Mrs Adam attended a Manitoba Telephone convention at Portage la Prairie last week. J Sanders L Poitras Stan Brydon and Geo Aitken work at No 10 airport removing buildings recently bought by the village. Rev J M Taylor will open the Roblin Ladies Aid Bazaar at 3 pm Saturday December 7 in the church basement. Don’t forget the Fish and Game Supper tonight Thursday at 7 in the Hotel. Losers in the Crow shoot are reminded. Rev J M Taylor and son Jim with Mrs J Collins Mrs J M Borowski Miss J Rusk and R Standish motored to the city on Thursday. Mr Taylor returned Saturday with Mrs Taylor who had been visiting. The December meeting of the Women’s Institute will be held in United Church basement at 2 45 pm Friday December 13. The Legion will meet in Masonic Hall Tuesday next December 10 at 8 pm with officer elections for 1947. A full turnout is requested.
Sealed tenders to close noon December 16 1946 for vans and related work. Bids from listed names for van routes and caretaker duties at the Tummel School, with contracts through Easter holidays and allowances for changes in pay. Lowest bid not necessarily accepted. Gordon L Staple Sec Treas Roblin RR No 1 49 50c
One week remains to file forms for the National Parcel Contest. By December 15, contestants shipping a carload entry must have filled their forms. Barley seed entrants missed December 1. Shippers have two extra weeks and should mail to the National Bailey Contest Committee, 206 Grain Exchange, Winnipeg.
December ration notices announce meat coupons M 56 to M 61 valid now with M 62 and later dates in December. Butter coupons B 29 to B 33 active with B 34 December 5th and B 35 December 19th and B 36 December 26th. Sugar coupons S 1 to S 35 active with S 36 December 5th and S 37 and S 38 December 19th. all S 1 to S 25 in Ration Book No 5 expire.
Classifieds fill the page as small advertisements cross a newspaper from want ads to personals and notices. The column highlights diverse listings from items for sale to services and opportunities with readers scanning for bargains and requests.
United Church of Canada Roblin Pastoral Charge invites all to Sunday services led by Rev J M Taylor on December 8th. morning and afternoon programs at Roblin and Bieldwood with Y P U in the evening. Sermon theme promises a community changing message: The Dividends of Faith.
Detailed schedule notes ministerial services across Deepdale Silverwood Makaroff and Merridale with times including noon 12.00 at Deepdale and 7.30 p.m. at Makaroff. A second Sunday in Advent service at 11 am cites Capt. W H Logan C A. Roblin hosts Sunday School at 11 a.m. and an evangelistic meeting at 7 p.m. with prayer and Bible clubs under Pastor Michael Sarenchuk at Bethel Full Gospel Church.
The Free Methodist Church led by Pastor A Summers lists events at Sunnyslope with prayers at 8 p.m. on Tuesday and Thursday, Sunday school at 10 a.m., and service at 11 a.m. The midweek prayer services and locations reflect an active parish schedule.
A concise reflection emphasizes that one should prioritize avoiding inner reproach and then escape public censures. If worldly judgment clashes with inner peace, the world’s opinion may be disregarded.
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