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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 09, 1946
Page
4
The piece argues that political ideologies demand sacrifice from the individual while democracy rests on personal sacrifice. It contrasts collectivist pressures with voluntary civic duty and highlights the tension between collective aims and individual freedoms.
Wedding of Helen Isa Bell Warbeck Roblin Manitoba to Alexander Keith Maxville Ontario took place April 20 at the Regina Metropolitan church manse with Rev. L M Outerbridge officiating. The bride wore white taffeta with tulle overskirt and myrtle wreath. bridesmaid Margaret Ritchie wore pale blue triple sheer. best man Constable T D Clark attended. Reception at Hotel Saskatchewan.
A reflection notes that societal change comes from deliberate choices or coercive pressure rather than random drift, urging deliberate action to guide outcomes. It underscores the impact of decisions by leaders, communities, and individuals in shaping current events and future conditions.
A reflective aphorism contrasts taking sides with seeking truth powered by religion versus power. It argues that religious fervor for power fails to solve core problems and highlights wasteful food as a prompt to feed the hungry.
Grade by grade lists show students at Goose Lake School receiving A to D ratings across classes I VII. Named pupils include Maxime Prior Betty Douglaski Rose Hart Laverne Sadoway Gordon Harlow Audrey Halldorson Jimmy Young Joyce Charles Ricky Eslinger and many others coordinated by teachers.
A list of teachers and students appears with Edwards and W I Thompson noted as teachers. Grade VIII A includes Sylvia Lesack Doris Kirchmeier Doris Andres Margaret Dillabough Adelene Ostrowski Lois De La Mare B Sanders Patricia Larson Victoria Hawrychuk H Friesen Ada Jakeman and D Kelso Olga Syko Lasca Pearson G Cowan D Bob Heming R G Ward listed as teacher.
Sealed tenders titled Tender for Coal for Western Provinces will be received until 3 p.m. E DST Monday May 27 1946 for coal to Dominion Buildings and farms in Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia. Forms and conditions from the Purchasing Agent Ottawa and district architects in Winnipeg Saskatoon Calgary and Victoria. Tender forms must follow department specs and coal dealer license numbers required. The department may demand a security deposit of 10 percent by certified cheque or guaranteed bonds. By order J M Somerville Secretary Department of Public Works Ottawa April 30 1916.
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