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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 20, 1990
Page
5
A Gospel reflection on reconciliation through Christ. The speaker notes God’s friendly intent toward people and Calvary as the bridge to a personal relationship with the Father. He urges acceptance of God’s offer of friendship to bring peace and change.
The Roblin and District Public Library and Roblin Elementary School invite all to join The World's Biggest Read-In on February 23, 1990 at 2:00 PM with a 15 minute reading session. Preschoolers and parents are asked to attend a Read-In at the library from 2:00 to 2:10 PM. The library aims to boost reading activity and membership, reflecting on prior Library Month efforts and noting 1990 is the International Year of Literacy. The library committee announced its 1990 executive: Chair Betty Paley, Vice Chair Betty Nykyforak, Secretary Betty Wenner, Treasurer Dale Gaumond, with Parkland Regional Library reps B. Paley and B. Nykyforak. Other members include Frank and Eve Baptiste, George Giles, Dorothy Olson. inquiries may be left with librarian Marlene Beattie.
The Free Methodist Church in Roblin hosts the World Day of Prayer service at 7 30 p m on Friday March 2. The event stems from Czechoslovakian written themes and aims to unite ecumenical groups for prayer on global justice and aid projects with proceeds funding study resources and distribution costs.
Town foreman Glen Reierson told council the public works department has the snow clearing program under control with no complaints. They are removing snow piles from street corners and addressing debris on the fairgrounds. The town now dumps snow in Currie Park slough and notes highway 83 dumping by the department of highways.
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