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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 25, 1946
Page
4
A district greeting from Manitoba Pool Elevators and associated shops extends Christmas wishes to customers and friends. The note, signed by Elevator A T. W. McGill Elevator B L. Larson and a second hand and new furniture outlet, expresses gratitude for patronage and a wish for continued cooperation.
A farm straying notice from last fall lists five miles south of Makaroff two young mares and three light horses. Describes bay mare with white on face and hind legs brown gelding and sorrel mare. Reward or contact at 52¢.
A timeless Christmas meditation celebrating the Spirit of Christmas. The piece envisions peace on earth and goodwill toward all, with Christmas lights, carols, prayer, and shared joy uniting people of all races and creeds in a hopeful, harmonious world.
District notes Bert Cockerill spends winter at home in BoC and Pony Alemecky with son AL bert buy a new Ford truck. Dave Lowe aids post office during Xmas rush. Jr Shaw of Innisfail visits V Lowe family. Phillip Federik c of Dauphin dies in a runaway team incident. a former district regent, sympathy to relatives.
A Merridale based ad lists 4 H J Poyser Complete Insurance Service and DICK BOGLE as Your Local Auctioneer with phone contact 96, highlighting community business ties.
GUNNESS In loving memory of my father who passed away Dec. 31 1945. A token of love and remembrance from a son and family. His memory is a treasure and his going a lifelong regret. Ever remembered by Herb and Martha Gunness and Family 816 Burnell St Winnipeg Man.
Miss Tibbatts spends holidays at Max Warren home. Mr and Mrs Evans travel to Makinak Pierre. Hobbe visited city last week returning Friday morning. Mrs Walter Jaupichuk Patsy visit Canora Sask. Robin Arnott returns home to spend holidays with father Jon Arnott. Christmas Tree event well attended with praise for teachers and pupils program.
Mrs. B Eckert left by bus for the city on Sunday. Mrs. McLennan of Inelis visits the McNeelands. A good turnout at the T C A social despite the cold. The T C A desires more participation from older folks. Shirley McNeill from Van'
Walter Lachuk is a Dauphin visitor. A card party will be held at the home of Mr and Mrs J Boxee on December 27. We had mild weather after a severe cold spell. The Christmas Tree and play Snow White drew many attendees. Mrs Boyce and the children earned praise. Skublen showed a pygmy owl he shot while catching a sparrow. Jack Taylor won first prize on an essay about a trip to the UGG elevator, with a prize of 3100 dollars. Louise Ward was second and Allen Lester, B Skublen and B Tester won one dollar each.
A Ukrainian community observes Christmas at different dates yet shares Yuletide spirit. Students head home on the 23rd except four, as greetings echo in a season of faith. The hope is for enduring goodwill beyond festive trappings and Bethlehem’s enduring drama.
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