Bus Service Out of Roblin Resumes Normal Schedule
Roblin bus service returns to normal. Departures from Roblin are 6.0 and 16.9 a.m. with arrivals at Roblin 11.3 and 2.29 a.m. from East.
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 06, 1947
Page
3
Roblin bus service returns to normal. Departures from Roblin are 6.0 and 16.9 a.m. with arrivals at Roblin 11.3 and 2.29 a.m. from East.
Wm Reed of Roblin reports a camel pile overcoat was taken from his sleigh box at the feed yard Saturday evening. He asks the Review office to leave it there to avoid further trouble.
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Roblin Oddfellows and Rebekahs lodges held a social in the school auditorium on February 21. Prize winners in Court Whist included Mrs. F Heming I L Mitchell Mrs. J Haines and Geo Kelso. A lunch followed and guests danced for a couple of hours. Organizers thanked the lodges for a very enjoyable evening.
Nine new books arrive at the library all recommended by readers. Notable titles include Unforgettable Unforgotten by O Douglas, The Wind That Shakes the Barley about Robert Burns life, and Missing From the Record by Col. Dick Malone offering insider views of Canadian and Allied leaders.
Capt W H Logan and C A Sunday schedule Lent weekly services on Sunday March 9 at 7 p m with Evensong and Sermon. Friday services at 7 30 continue study of the occasional offices in the prayer book this week Holy Confirmation featured.
Listings show Roblin Roblin Y P A third Sunday in Lent sermon theme The Way of God with Man as part of a four part United Church on State ment of Faith with 1 John 1 7 quoted Makaroff and Deepdale Silverwood Makaroff Chas Simpson minister Ukrainian Greek Orthodox service at 10 45 in Anglican Church Rev Horbay Roblin Full Gospel Church affiliated with PAOC Rev Michael Sarenchuk pastor Sunday School 0 Gospel Service 7 pm topic Will Morality Save a Man Bible study 8 pm Wednesday Junior Church 2 pm Saturday
Free Methodist Church led by Pastor A Summers in Roblin holds Sunday School at 11 a.m. and Evening Service at 7 p.m. Prayer Service runs Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Sunnyslope with Wednesday 8 p.m. prayer. In Bield, Sunday School at 10 a.m. and Service at 11 a.m. Thursday prayer follows at 8 p.m.
Miss N Walley visited the city over the weekend while Miss B Miller stayed at her Dauphin home. Fred Yarema of the Roblin hotel recovers in a Winnipeg hospital. Ice Carnival crowds attended in Dauphin and Winnipeg guest Diane Trimble, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clif Trimble, performed with the Ice Follies. A Hughes Motors snowplane has mechanical issues. Robert Hughes strained his shoulder and Cecil Hughes was treated in Winnipeg after an elbow injury. The Review carries a reader letter from Lorensz Joh Hohle of Makaroff discussing religious history and farming needs, urging better farm records and collective action to sustain agriculture in Canada. (To be continued next week)
A writer urges local paper readers to adopt a long range view and observe farming proceedings. He appeals to fellow professionals for unity of thought and collaboration within the association.
Rheta Janet Jardine and Glen Alvin Rice wed in a double ring ceremony led by Rev. E. D. Errey at First Church United on January 27. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Jar dine of Brookdale, wore satin with lace, a Queen Anne veil, and carried calla lilies. groom is son of Mr. and Mrs F. B. Rice of New Toronto. They plan to reside in Brandon.
Notice to creditors for the estate of Ernest Gaylord Greenaway Roblin Manitoba asks all claims to be verified and sent with details and securities if any by March 27 1947 to executrix Mrs E G Greenaway Roblin Man.
Roblin Theatre announces new proprietors J. M. Dow and R. T. Anderson of Winnipeg who took charge Monday March 3. Management policy will stay the same as they invite all Roblin district residents to patronize the theatre. The notice also bids farewell to former owner A. R. Hart who sold after six years in Roblin and the 1942 fire.
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