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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 08, 1952
Page
4
A nostalgic blend of kitchen tips and home economics advice covers oven care for even baking, avoiding overcrowded pans, and not peeking at cookies. It promotes electricity savings via modern appliances, plus fashion guidance for prints, spring wardrobe choices, and window sill waxing for summer upkeep. Tips end with a note to write to the Manitoba Power Commission in Winnipeg.
The study of Psalm fifteen frames true religion as practical living. A guest of God must act righteously, speak truthfully, avoid hypocrisy, and avoid cruelty or gossip. Real faith shows in loving, helping others, resisting evil, and living as a child of God beyond mere tolerance.
Elizabeth argues that clean sport promotes health but stresses that character also requires nourishment. She emphasizes moral development alongside athletic integrity and personal discipline.
The article lists how MPs and party lines split on removal and a province wide referendum. Conservatives and Liberals show mixed votes with some opposing removal. It frames the issue as highly important to Manitoba voters despite politicians deeming it unimportant.
Deepdale Garden Club held its third meeting at Mrs. Jolliffe’s home on May 2 with all members present. Julia Ward serves as president and Margaret Luchuk as secretary, as Ww. J. Ward leads lessons for the youth. A next meeting is planned for May 9 at the Wallace residence. The Roblin Sewing Club, led by Miss M. Kapetz, sponsored a dance in Memorial Hall to support club activities, followed by a lunch. Card of Thanks from Geo. Mitchell thanks Roblin hospital staff for their care during his stay.
Readable fragments show items such as baby carriage shotgun shingles meat grinder roast pan kettle wire baby's tub cord wood kitchen stove organ and other household goods, suggesting a domestic inventory or auction listing from a bygone era.
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