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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 19, 1947
Page
3
Rev W H Logan curate in charge conducts 11 am Holy Eucharist and sermon by Rev G H Adams. Sunday features Tumrmmel Worship Sunday School 3 pm, Bield Worship 7 pm, Roblin Evening Worship and Junior Congregation. Reports on Manitoba Conference sessions to be presented by minister and J M Thom. All welcome.
Charles Simpson, minister, schedules services at Deepdale noon Silverwood three, Makaroff seven thirty in the evening. Local readers are reminded of the day’s church activities and locations.
Free Methodist Church in Roblin lists Sunday School at 11 a.m. and Evening Service at 7 p.m. Tuesday Prayer Service at 8 p.m. Sunnyslope holds Sunday School at 10 a.m. and Service at 11 a.m. Thursday Prayer Service at 8 p.m. Signed A Summers, pastor.
The regular meeting of the Women’s Institute will be held in the basement of the United Church Friday evening, June 18 at 8 p.m. Local delegate Mrs. W. R. Scott will give a full report of the provincial convention.
The next Ladies Auxiliary meeting moves to the Masonic hall at 2 30 on Wednesday July 9. Lunch committee includes Mrs. Roy Waters Mrs. E Waters and Mrs J Adam. Booth committees cover Saturday June 21 with convenors Mrs Bogle Mrs Hicks Mrs R Jakeman Mrs R Arnott and Mrs Pearson. Riverbend ladies run the booth Saturday night June 28 with proceeds benefiting the Community hall.
The Manitoba Department of Agriculture announces two forms of farmer assistance against Bangs disease Brucellosis of cattle. Blood samples sent to the Veterinary Laboratory are tested free of charge. The Livestock Branch pays 1.00 per vaccinated calf. A leaflet by Drs. A Savage and J M Isa outlines symptoms sample prep and Strain 19 vaccine. Copies are available free from the Publications Branch.
The Roblin Pastoral charge sent representatives Rev. J. M. Taylor and J. M. Thom to the 22nd Manitoba Conference in St Stephen's Broad way Winnipeg. The meeting addressed Grace Church Winnipeg, heard Rt. Rev. T. W. Jones addresses, ordained six men to ministry, and commissioned Dorothy Schauffer as a West Africa missionary. Delegates report to Roblin district congregations on June 22 and 29.
The town notes include the Lilac Tea on June 21. Mrs F Belton visits Foxwarren. Miss N Walley weekend in Winnipeg. Mrs Hilliard of Vancouver visits the Simpson home. R Lytle of Yorkton weekends with the McGills. Rae and Gladys go to Saskatoon to visit the Roes. Vancouver pair Armstrong visit J Adam and family. McEwen and Mrs A Keith McEwen visit Warbeck. Bruce McNeill from Manitoba U visits relatives. Mrs Henry Bodtcher and Freddie arrive from New Westminster to visit Ward relatives. Albert McCulloch family also visit. The occasion is E S Ward’s 70th birthday. Congratulations to Mr Ward.
Evan geline Rebekah Lodge No 41 hosted District No 15 and Assembly President Lily Gawns. N G Iaa Simpson welcomed guests with D P Elizabeth McClarty responding. Afternoon session followed by dinner. Evening meeting had 110 present with visitors from Russell and London Ontario. Cromarty ladies served lunch. thanks to all who helped.
David R. Van Alstyne 67 died June 3 1947 at North Vancouver General Hospital Vancouver B C He is survived by his wife two sons William O and Wilson David two daughters Mrs Doug Weller and Mrs R Hassard nine grandchildren one brother and three sisters Funeral was held June 6 at 2 p m at Chapel Antre & Hanna Vancouver with Capt Frewing and Rev Campbell officiating Born April 17 1880 in Alcona United States he came to Canada aged 15 and lived in Oak River Hamiota Roblin Shoal Lake and Vancouver Mrs Van Alstyne's family mourn his loss and cherish memories.
A town column reports the death of George B. Mitchell a notable farmer and stock raiser from Tummel district. It notes his community roles and funeral details. The page also outlines changes to the Highway Traffic Act affecting school district vans including mirror requirements wind shield devices and driver certification and licensing rules for operating school vehicles.
Three North Dakota teams Minot Antler and Page join Langeburg Gilbert Plains and Russell in the big Russell tournament on Wednesday June 25. The Russell Board sponsors the event promising a major day for baseball fans.
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