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Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 28, 1950

Page

3

New Year Hope Through Inner Victory and Kindness

A sermon analogizes the Kingdom of Heaven to a New Year won by inner violence against self and prejudice. It urges resolving to extend goodwill, know others in Christian terms, magnify their virtues, and share burdens. Happiness comes from communal effort, not isolated wishes.

Pilgrim’s Progress Christian Kingdom of Heaven National Fellowship Joseph Christ

Mr and Mrs Chick Leave Roblin to WindsorJourney

Mr and Mrs Henry Chick and family depart from Roblin after residing on the North Roblin farm since 1918. They head to Windsor Ontario via Winnipeg Emerson and the U.S. to bid farewell to relatives and friends. Their family includes four children with Russel in Colorado and Horace finishing Grade Twelve at Roblin Collegiate.

Henry Chick Windsor Ont Winnipeg Emerson U.S Chick Roblin Steinbach Russell Colorado U.S.A Horace Roblin Collegiate

Taxes Add To Inflation Highlighted By Editorial Tradeoffs

The Winnipeg Free Press cites The Economist to argue high taxes fuel inflation, while The Economist warned 1948 49 surpluses relied on taxes and cuts. Canadian readers debate whether Ottawa should curb inflation via savings or taxation, favoring economy first then tax relief via compulsory savings.

Winnipeg Free Press Economist London Free Press Hugh Gaitskell Stafford Cripps Sir Stafford Surrey Ottawa

Newspapers deserve credit for free notices as charitable subscriptions

An officer of the Peace Charities Aid Association of New York told a conference in Philadelphia that newspapers deserve more recognition for providing free charity notices. He noted that charities do not seek paper or building space from stations or owners, yet rely on newspapers as the equivalent of cash through space.

Peace Charities Aid Association of New York Philadelphia Moore

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