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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 31, 1936
Page
8
A reflective New Year piece urges leaving behind past mistakes and turning a fresh page. It stresses looking back to learn, not dwell, and starting the year with clear aims to remain happy and focused throughout the days ahead.
Under the Shell River Agricultural Society a series of short courses will be held in the School Auditorium from January 2 through January 15. Lectures and demonstrations provided by Extension Service and Department of Agriculture representatives. Registration advised with secretary 4 L Mitchell if possible.
Cerling Club announces this week’s draws with matchups including Adam van Aistyne Bromfield against Aitken and Adam van Mitchell Mell versus Hornaby. Additional pairs include Merrell versus Greenaway and Merrent versus Horneby, with Pottapiece facing Broomfield and Pewnapions against Gallard in the ongoing weekly schedule.
The article notes that 90 percent of world wheat production is moved annually, with Canada as the top exporter at about 200 million bushels and Britain as the largest importer at about 190 million. It invites students to map the 72 importing countries, examine what they sell to Canada, and consider price influences from events in Germany Italy and Argentina. The editor offers to grade student lists and hints at prizes, urging subscriptions to Roblin Review magazines.
James Gawiey born Ireland December 24 1893. Miss M Mcleod visiting relatives at McGregor Manitoba Ed Paiement spending holidays at home Me McElroy at Bulyea Saskatchewan Mabel Craig drove to Yorkton and brought Ruby Topham home Dr R Segal leaves for Rochester Minnesota and Chicago to study post graduate course Lander will take over practice during absence Community Christmas Trek in new hall December 23 held to great success School staff thanked Santa Sid ney May and S A Tripp chaired the meeting as expected
In a candlelit alcove among ferns and bronze blooms, Fran cis Mabel, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Craig, married William Hampson as the pink chorus played. Attendants Ruby Topham and Frank Hampson joined the couple for a modest reception with cake and flowers.
Manitoba Education Week will run February 21 to 27 with the theme Our Schools at Work. Schools invite the public to visit classes and learn about the system while communities plan local events and daily topics include Canadian Ideals Education and International Goodwill Culture Learning by Doing and a Sound mind in Sound Body.
Tommel Miss Anna Graham spends the week at her Foxwarren home while Mr. F Goodwin enjoys the holiday week at his Oak Lake residence. Mrs Place and two daughters from Prandon visit relatives in the district, with Miss Bessie Livingston returning after 18 months at Sum.
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