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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 31, 1951
Page
1
A tribute poem honors a pioneer country doctor who served sparse prairie communities through summer and winter. It notes his daily rounds, medical care, and social ties with Masons, while praising his compassion, leadership, and Canadian roots as modern changes arrive with hospitals and technology.
A Manitoba column surveys public reaction to Roblin forming a local baseball team. It notes favorable views as wins boost support, highlights use of four junior players in a Dauphin game, and urges strengthening the squad with outside talent while praising organizers. It invites readers to the Main Street canteen on Saturday nights to show backing at the ball park gates.
Minutes of the Roblin village council meeting on May 18 show Mayor McBride presiding. Council requested a government grant of 1000 for street oiling and repair, outlined locations on Main Street, Second Avenue, and Highway corridors, with building permits granted to Witt McIntyre and North Star Oil, and licenses issued for several food and tobacco outlets. The Cadet Corps of Goose Lake school received approval to build a rifle range within town limits.
Zechariah’s vision shows Joshua the high priest and a poor restoration church facing Satan who accuses and the temple’s humble rebuilding amid exile. God rebukes Satan and defends the faithful, casting pity on the worn believers and urging charity over judgment as a guiding light for all.
Information given to census takers visiting Canadian homes starting June 1 must be kept confidential by law. No individual facts may be revealed to the public or used outside statistical totals. Officials sworn to secrecy handle all data for statistical purposes only.
More than 2,000 spectators enjoyed a breezy brisk day as Togo hosted its 24th of May sports festival. Organizers praised behind the scenes workers while winners in major events were listed, including a Senior baseball final where Roblin edged Kamsack.
Radio announced higher rates for newspapers and periodicals. The Review may stop sending statements to subscribers at expiration due to cost. Readers are asked to cooperate by letting their subscriptions lapse as pricing pressures mount.
Junior baseball saw Roblin finish second to Grandview in the finals. In ladies fastball eight teams played including Yorkton Colts Togo Pelly Makaroff Verigin and Roblin Rockettes, with Yorkton defeating the Rockettes in the final. A gala dance capped the event as refreshments drew steady crowds. sponsors expressed pleasure and invited a repeat next year.
Alex Laird reports a fully mature moose within 100 yards of his farm buildings in Deepdale district. Neighbors confirm sightings. residents wonder why a moose is strolling yards in the season. Reasons offered include poor forest foraging or timberwolf presence.
A service will be held in Bield United Church on Sunday June 4 at 3 p.m. The order of worship and attendees are not detailed in the notice.
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