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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 22, 1994
Page
2
A seasonal ode to warm climes outlines beach joys and sun, sand, and waves. It contrasts blissful travel with harsher realities like poverty, limited safety nets, and low wages in places such as Mexico, urging a holiday as relief but noting social contrasts.
In 1940 HMCS Alabasse sails from Sydney Nova Scotia as HMCS Adversus sides alongside. Sailors receive sacks of mail mostly cigarettes from families clubs and benevolent societies. The piece recalls wartime tobacco gifts and personal ambivalence decades later.
Neighbourly News by Fred McGuinness reflects on smoking from hospital memories to a Quebec smuggling outbreak. Editors in Grenfell, Melville, Stonewall, North Battleford, Barrhead, Bow Island, and Bow Island weigh tax policy, societal views, and the fate of smokers, predicting future curiosity about a bygone era of cigarettes.
Readers condemn Rev. David Jones letter from March 8, 1994 arguing against abortion on demand. They insist creation in God’s image obliges upholding life and warn against private biblical interpretation apart from Orthodox tradition.
A religious letter argues that the fall of man requires ongoing self purge through ascetic practice and prayer to invite the Holy Spirit. It critiques the pro choice movement as promoting self centered values and recounts a personal anecdote about abortion discussions with a doctor and a minister’s stance on accountability for sinful choices.
A letter critiques Rev. David Jones on free will and moral guidelines. It argues that conscience can err and society needs time honored rules to prevent theft blasphemy rape and murder. The writer questions anti choice positions and defends universal prohibitions.
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