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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 05, 1964
Page
2
The Flanders Poppy replicas symbolize remembrance for Canadians who sacrificed in the world wars and teach future generations the lesson of those conflicts. The poppy's production supports veterans in Weicraft shops where unemployed men craft the flowers as a meaningful, sacred task despite modest output.
The article extols the Flanders Poppy campaign as a yearly memorial and fundraiser. Vetcraft workshops create meaningful memorials while poppy sales raise funds for relief of distressed and disabled veterans and their dependents. Citizens are urged to contribute and wear the poppy proudly.
The Canadian Red Cross urges drivers who donate blood to obtain a gold and red windshield sticker with their blood type. The sticker signals emergency responders and hospitals to use the donor record for rapid, lifesaving treatment. Donors can get typed at Red Cross clinics and receive a card identifying their blood group.
While a streamlined train paused in a rugged Northern Ontario landscape a small girl waved from a gray house as two girls emerged. A gray-haired businessman waved vigorously before the train pulled away, then apologized for not coaxing the taller girl to wave.
The speaker shares reflections on a tall, sad girl and a boy raised in isolation who rose to travel and work in distant cities. He suggests the president of a railroad could be a Manitoba boy from Plum Coulee, illustrating humble beginnings leading to achievement.
The Annual Meeting of the Mak arofff Memorial Rink will be held Monday November 9 1964 at 8 p m Everyone urged to attend.
In loving memory of our little daughter and sister Jean ette Louise who passed away November 6 1962. Tonight the stars are gleaming on a lonely grave where sleeps one we loved but could not save. Always remembered and sadly missed by Mom Dad and brothers Charles and Rodney.
The Town of Roblin will sit as a Court of Revision on December 11 1964 at 8 00 pm at the Town Office to hear complaints about real estate and business assessments. Written complaints must be lodged at least ten days prior. Rolls open for fifteen days for inspection. Dated Roblin Manitoba November 5 1964. Clerk K P Black.
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