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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 12, 1956
Page
1
Fragmented lines reference births marriages and notices with unclear names and places. Readable items mention a game or time reference and a memory of events but lack coherent context or verifiable details. The piece reads like a garbled local column with multiple incomplete items.
The weekly church meeting reported on activities of various organizations. Mrs J A Beattie Mrs C Hobinson and Lloyd Eider were ejected from the board for three years. Mrs John Arnott was elected Superintendent of Sunday School and Mrs J Arnott as organist. The Ladies Aid met at Mrs Ivan Boye’s home. Mrs A Taylor received a hymn book as a token of appreciation.
Vital Statistics report for 1953 covers health and purfare metrics. It presents annual data on population health indicators, mortality rates, birth statistics, and related public health measures. The document notes national and regional figures, trends, and potential policy implications for improving health outcomes.
The Rural Municipality of Shell River by by law appointed the 1956 fire guardians for four wards and sheep valuers for each ward. Ward One fire guardians D Staples and J R Mitchell with Lyle Simpson as valuer. Ward Two wilt Ward and Pat McGinnis fire guardians with Vic Lowe as valuer. Ward Three Ben Urbanski and Earl McIntyre fire guardians with H G Ayer as valuer. Ward Four Chas Eliott and G Murray fire guardians with R Toews as valuer. Chief fire guardian is Ben Urbanski.
R Seow and J Otke plus J R Mitchell Conrad Mann are named for Ward One. H Hassler Don Black and T J A Watson take Ward Two. S S Styba Chas McKenzie and Dan Kumchuk serve Ward Three for Metro Goba. Jas Kersnel F Framingham and Mike Bandura cover Ward Four at the pound locations, the pound to be kept at each keeper’s farm yard.
Manitoba drivers finished December with 374 license suspensions the lowest in two years, amid a 20 percent drop in Greater Winnipeg traffic accidents. Of suspensions 125 were for major convictions, many for driving while intoxicated or impaired, and police actions accounted for 214 cases. Most drivers resided in Greater Winnipeg with 180 from there, 124 from elsewhere in the province, and five from outside.
The article notes sergeant Maher's autobiography Bringing Up the Brass and its screen adaptation by Edward Hope. Tyrone Power stars as the sally beloved sergeant Maher, delivering one of his best performances on screen.
The film centers on disciplined cadets at West Point with hazing, dress parades, and the corps reviews. Donald Sisip, Amy Maher’s father, and Ward Bond anchor a cast that blends seriousness with rugged, marquee performances. The work emphasizes authenticity over flamboyance while preserving the academy atmosphere.
Father of all mankind guide my day and daily life. Teach me to love Thee with all my mind and remove prejudice. Help me love others, even the unlovable, and seek unity in Jesus Christ. May divine power transform routine into service as I follow the last command of Jesus. Amen.
A fragmented notice lists a dance event labeled 2936 at Sate with a one dollar admission. The obscured text mentions a sponsor or sponsor group and the date appears as 02, though details are unclear.
A January 2 gathering of the lodge No 1283 auditors concluded the annual meeting. Attendees discussed year end finances and upcoming audits.
Manitoba farmers announce a whist drive on Friday January 27 at 8 30 PM in the club rooms. Entry proceeds benefit the society and all members are urged to attend for a social evening with refreshments and prizes.
Regular meeting of the Ladies Currins Club scheduled for Monday January 9 at 7 p.m. All members are urged to attend.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Canadian Legion holds a card party on Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Legion Club rooms with admission set at 50 cents.
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