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Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 15, 1948

Page

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Man Sized Jobs and Christmas Saints Message

A reflective meditation on personal and societal responsibility as the year begins. It emphasizes home as the base of virtue, the toils of building a Christian family, and the call to wage man sized battles against vice, war, and social decay through faith, peace, and constructive use of radio and unity. The piece contrasts ideal worship with real effort and calls for universal brotherhood.

Vusitua Ord Christ

Golden Wedding Anniversary for J D and Mrs McLaren

Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McLaren celebrated their golden wedding at the home of their daughter Mrs. E. P. Angus in Victoria. The event featured a crocheted tablecloth cake and a guest list of over 40 Roblin and Victoria friends incl. the Angus and McLaren families.

J. D. McLaren Roblin Man Zeta Street Victoria B.C E. P. Angus

Manitoba School Boards Eye Dauphin Area Unit Expansion

M. M. Sawchuk discusses Dauphin area school unit success at a Manitoba Teachers Society event. Boards in his constituency favor larger area units after observing time and money savings and improved education, with districts previously opposed now pursuing incorporation. He advocates province wide reorganization.

Dauphin M. M. Sawchuk Mr. Sawchuk

Canadians Guarded 80 Miles of Sussex Coast in 1942

Six years ago in January 1942 the Canadian Army Overseas concentrated in Sussex England to defend about 80 miles of coast from East of Hastings to the Hampshire border. They protected the Newhaven port and Brighton borough amid threats of seaborne and air raids while awaiting an enemy move across the Channel.

Sussex England English Hastings Hampshire Newhaven Brighton

Eastern Star Install Officers at Roblin Chapter 42

At the Roblin Chapter No 42 Eastern Star meeting on Monday January 5th the new officers for the year were installed by Installing Officer Sister Maude Coates with Marshall Eva Hicks. List includes Worthy Matron Elizabeth Taylor Worthy Patron Cleve Peterson Associate Matron Agnes Associate Patron Lawrence Larson Secretary Nellie Cranwell Treasurer Cora Martin Conductress Kathleen Hughes Associate Conductress Jean Mitchell Chaplain Ethel Kines Marshall Eva Hicks Organist Kate Boyce Adah Emily Yeo Ruth Arlie Newton Esther Eleanor Robertson Martha Betty Kelso Warder Audrey Adam Sentinel Noreen Simp

Roblin Order of Eastern Star Maude Coates Patricia Winnipeg Saskatchewan Marshall Eva Hicks Elizabeth Taylor Cleve Peterson Agnes Peterson Lawrence Larson Nellie Cranwell Cora Martin Kathleen Hughes Jean Mitchell Ethel Kines Marshall Eva Hicks Kate Boyce Adah Emily Yeo Ruth Arlie Newton Esther Eleanor Robertson Martha Betty Kelso Warder Audrey Adam Sentinel Noreen Simpson

Canadian shipyards drive postwar trade revival

Canadian shipyards completed about 40 vessels totaling 99 000 gross tons in the past year and foreign sales for the first 11 months reached 19 million dollars, signaling a strong contribution to world trade and national industrial development.

Shipping Fleet Totals from a Coastal Dispatch

Deliveries comprised fourteen cargo vessels three passenger and cargo ferries two passenger vessels two colliers one tanker one tug three trawlers and fourteen barges in the latest maritime movement report.

Dissension Within Social Credit Lands Alberta Future

Solon Low faces internal strife as he denies rumors of splits with the Quebec party and Conservative collaboration. Alberta prospects look bleak for Social Credit amid collapse fears, with Liberals or Socialists poised to govern if PCs exit. The piece notes U.S. tax cuts and compares Canada’s rates for a $1800 earner.

Solon Low Social Credit Party Low Manning Alberta Aberhart Mr. Manning Quebec Social Credit Party Quebec Party Suge Liberals Progressive Conservatives Socialists C.C.F University of Alberta Social Credit Progressive Conservative LLP P.C S Truman U.S Canada

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