10 Jul 1952
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 10, 1952
Page
1
In Ruth 2 4 12 the story shows Boaz blessing workers who aid Ruth the Moabite, urging kindness to foreigners. The sermon links Ruth to modern refugee and labor- market tensions in Canada, urging humane treatment and shared humanity under God.
Residents from Fort William Portage la Prairie Brandon Stonewall and Winnipeg visit kin and friends across the region. Travels include motor cruises to Ninette Portage la Prairie and Clear Lake. Lennard Watson preserves a 200 year old English pistol marked Riviere London reflecting era history.
The Hospital Aid meeting on Saturday July 5 had eleven members and one visitor. A rag drive yielded 800 lbs. The Foods Committee praised rhubarb canning and proposed a shower for more rhubarb and Saskatoons. A motion set the shower for Saturday July 12 with cannings Monday. No August meeting.
Minutes of the July 2 1952 council meeting chaired by Reeve Clarke show approval of June roll readings and a Court of Revision for electors. Bills total 7865.93 and various vendors including Imperial Oil and Cross Town Motors are listed for June payments. Adjournment set for August 6 1952 and bylaw passages proposed for land and road matters.
The Roblin village council favors a provincial health scheme adding a new hospital wing by the Roblin District Hospital No 2. Minutes from June 4 1952 adopted. building permits granted to Miller Doyick Titanich Bayn Slusar items. licenses issued for retailers and taverns. accounts approved for payment. meeting adjourned.
The Financial Post cautions that next winter may bring higher unemployment in Canada though current data show no alarm. Seasonal demand has reduced registered unemployment, but this improvement is not as strong as expected.
Trustees of Geese Lake Consolidated School District meet in Col legiate on June 27 with full attendance. Motions approve Miss Holomay 2000 salary and Miss Campbell 2100, deny Clifford Prokopetz hospital bill, advertise for two teachers at 2400 minimum, provide one day weekly shop sewing substitute, decline cadet sponsorship and equipment liability after July 10 1952, seek tenders for grades 6 7 8 decorating, repurpose repairable desks, and authorize payment to Grolier Society Mitchell's Drugs Taylor Hardware Winnipeg Tribune and Moyer School Supplies totaling 5.20 2.98 7.30 4.50 32.92
The Financial Post argues public aid promises should include price tags. It notes voters care about costs and that candidates promising projects like post offices wharves highways or baby bonuses should disclose how much they will cost in new taxes over time.
Advice to barley growers on reducing losses from peeling and broken kernels. Improper combine adjustments and harvest timing cause quality downgrades and price losses, with moisture ranges and swath timing affecting malting suitability. Field Day promotes proper maturity, moisture, swath, and machine setup to save dollars.
A June wedding at MacGregor Manitoba joined Pearl Newell, daughter of J. Newell, to Charess Alexander Blott, son of Mrs. Elliott. Rev. C. D. Rupp presided as music by Mrs. Albert Barkley accompanied a reception for 24 guests. The couple will reside in Makaroff after a short honeymoon.
Isabella Briercliffe Stevenson second daughter of A F Briercliffe Methven Man married Edwin William Somers second son of A L Somers Strathclair Man at St Pauls Anglican church Wawanesa Man June 28 Rev G R F Absary officiated organist Mrs F W Noton. Reception at bride’s parents home. They will reside in Roblin Man.
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