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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 30, 1935
Page
6
An article divided into two parts explains mental health basics for mothers, defining physical disease versus mental illness and the role of successful early social interactions. It argues fear and heredity are overemphasized, urging focus on environmental factors, security, self confidence, and early experiences shaping later mental health outcomes.
Ally Gladys Ward and Wilfred Gardner were married Wednesday May 10 at Mrs Ward's Deepdale home. The ceremony was by Captain YT Armstrong Salvation Army. Bride escorted by brother Robert, best man Leslie Gardner. Bridesmaid Evelyn Dunlop Roblin. They will reside in Estevan Saskatchewan.
Local residents hosted weekend guests from Saskatoon and Grandview. Mitchell's Drug Store will host eye specialist John J. Arklie on Saturday. Tumutt cemetery day is set for June 28. Bay Leaders conference at Clear Lake drew delegates from Northern Manitoba. Miss Beatrice Newton earned a Master of Science at the University of Manitoba. Tremawn Softball teams played at Russell Victoria Day. Roblin high school faced a late loss. A chain letter scare prompts residents to burn letters to quarantine the scam.
Hoblt baseball opened the season by defeating Tamarisk in the first local game. The contest took place on Wednesday, May 12, in Hoblt, marking a strong start for the home team.
Roblin dazzled by star fielder Aitkens with sensational catches as the local nine, aided by Gardner Ferguton Eliot Van Alstyne Cowten Muchinsky Stinson, drops a 9-7 game. The visiting lineup featured Vaupire Kelso Merridale and former Roblin players Gardner and Ferguson on the mound. Local ball club blanked 4-0 by Roblin on Saturday night. Also included are verses from Mrs. Johnston of Boggy Creek reflecting on home and family life.
A poem recounts Kath leaving home in hope of daily bread and a wandering life. It laments old hills and home, expresses a stirring desire to run away, yet stays tied to the land. Faith in Christ as shepherd is invoked to bring the flock back. A second poem is promised next week.
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