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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 11, 1944
Page
4
Illustration depicts the Heaviside layer at two heights and the route of short waves from Britain to Canada. Ionosphere irregularities worsen overseas reception, while new CBC shortwave receiving stations at Dartmouth N S and Hornby Ont are expected to greatly improve reception.
The feature Crazy House stars Olson and Johnson as leading comedians in a zany set of gags with a music roof and socialites for a punchy set. Arabian Nights transforms the tale into a lively action packed fantasy with lavish sets and spectacular sequences. Ny Friend Flicka returns next Wednesday and Thursday with a late show option for late afternoon viewers.
A collection of aphorisms and quotes on nature by Humboldt Blake Shakespeare Mary Baker Eddy and Thomas Reid. The passages contemplate infinite power beauty and learning from nature and urge kindness and orderly laws guiding effects and causes.
Roblin council minutes from May 1944 chaired by Mayor Westwood record adoption of the 1944 assessment roll for 1945, appointment of a weed inspector, tax roll adjustment, and multiple accounts approved including Electric Light and Municipal expenses. Meeting adjourned to June 7, 1944, at 8 p.m.
Hillsburg council met May 3 at the municipal office with Reeve Sorbo presiding. The minutes from the last meeting were adopted. Pension for Irene Mimko recommended. Land sale and pasture lease items discussed including NE 27-26-27 to Norman Johnstone. Postwar hospital zone proposal for Hillsburg Stell River area considered. Accounts approved and meeting adjourned.
Herbert Joseph Evans age 64 died after an appendectomy at Dauphin Hospital on April 26. Born at Mount Forest Ontario he moved to Manitoba in 1901 living in Grandview later at Kelfield Saskatchewan and finally with relatives in Roblin. Survived by his mother two brothers and four sisters with services at United Church Grandview and burial in Grandview cemetery. Rev A I A Carruthers officiated.
The text reflects on how increased knowledge reveals nature’s depth and turns thought toward the author of existence. It argues that honesty about our true aims requires understanding what we truly live for beyond intellect.
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