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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 20, 1950
Page
2
Dr J Carlyle Parker urges inner peace to avert war, warning that suppressing hate fails. He compares peacemaking to a rope held by a father saving a son, urging reliance on God to pull humanity back from the edge of death. He condemns hate fueled by prejudice and calls for action rooted in Christ's spirit.
The opening of the Roblin district hospital on Wednesday marks a community effort dating to 1945. Roblin’s strategic location made it ideal for a hospital, ending patient transport to Russell or Grandview and reducing travel-related illness. Cottage hospitals had been tried before but only partly met needs. The village now boasts a full hospital.
Audrey Cameron bride elect was the guest of honor at a Thursday afternoon shower held at Mrs. D A Cameron's home with forty guests. Her mother and aunt received corsages, pink and white decorations and peony bouquets decorated the room. Audrey opened gifts during alarm clock interruptions and thanked the guests. Mrs. M A Cameron and Mrs. J K Alexander served at the tea table as lunch was served.
The article argues the district is equipped to provide the latest medical attention, noting many will stress the monetary cost yet urging balance between protection and immediate aid for citizens, implying the expense is justified by benefits.
A Melbourne coopator from G. and N. Cooperative shares a playful essay praising editors. The boy contends editors are the missing link after the flood, notes double standards between doctors and editors, and quips on language, lawsuits, funerals, and birth of editors.
In loving memory of Albert Terry who died July 20 1940 May Heaven’s winds blow softly over the spot where the loved one rests He will never be forgotten Ever remembered by his wife and children
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