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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 14, 1963
Page
2
The Manitoba Society for Crippled Children and Adults explains how polio and disability create lifelong challenges. The March of Dimes drive supports rehabilitation through doctors, therapists, teachers, and social workers to help restore independence and dignity.
A Alberta Industrial News letter highlights growing momentum in Alberta industry with optimism about rail links and new projects. It notes an Edmonton plant delivering casing protectors for a Middle East oil development, an order that could open markets in Libya and beyond.
University of Manitoba hosts Conference Week February 25 to March 1 with a Farmers Organizations theme. Highlights include the 3rd Annual Science Fair and detailed talks by the Manitoba Commission on Farm Organizations led by Drs Gilson Nesbitt and Tyler.
A young Alberta company grows on demand for bubble like skylights and versatile plastics manufacturing. It attracts orders from Quebec, Nebraska, Newfoundland, Alaska and Inuvik, with rapid, broad growth mirrored across Canada. The piece urges more positive publicity for such industrial success.
Ambrose Hills argues Premier Lesage pursued nationalistic goals by government ownership of power firms. He cites Ontario Hydro and Shawinigan contrasts to claim public ownership raises taxes and rates, suggesting Quebec may regret buying out utilities for job promises.
A conversational exchange shows a man asking if Gerl’s father would object to his marriage to Gerl. Gerl replies that her father would likely object, noting resemblance to her own attitude.
Copy for advertisements must reach the Review office by Tuesday noon for desired appearance. Only cash accompanied ads are accepted for classified, Card of Thanks, In Memoriams and Coming Events columns. No telephone ads. Rates are 2 cents per word per insertion with a 50 cent minimum.
McMaster Stanley died February 6 1960 remembered with love by his children Yvonne Murray and Beverley. Deeply in our hearts you are fondly remembered with sweet memories and enduring affection. Always loved and missed by those who cherished you.
The Miller family expresses gratitude for kind acts during our loss of husband and father Wm Miller. Thanks for cards flowers baking money and a $10 donation to the Senior Citizens Home in his memory. Special thanks to the Roblin hospital doctors and staff. Mrs Alpha Miller and Family.
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