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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 08, 1956
Page
2
Church notices list multiple congregations with service times and Sunday School hours. Rev. Paul Borchardt leads St Matthew's Lutheran with divine service and Sunday School. Robiin and Roblin noted with Sunday School times and evening evangelism. Deepdale and Tummel also appear with service times and Sunday School.
A study links heavy movie viewing to student trouble while arguing movies themselves can be harmless. The piece urges parents to guide study before exams and notes the school teachers’ effort to run chaperoned Friday parties and a guest book to track attendance. It calls for a Roblin home and school association to address delinquency and education issues and questions community involvement.
The passage traces how the warning crime does not pay shaped sailors in King John’s navy. It links naval discipline to the laws of Oleron preserved in medieval Castile under Alphonse X and carried to England by Richard I. The article notes the enduring influence of Oleron on modern naval law and discipline.
The piece asserts the church as a necessity not a luxury, guiding life with God, defining eternal versus temporal values, blessing marriages, guiding new life, offering comfort in death, and providing fellowship around enduring things. It frames the church as essential for worship, Christian living, and community support.
Brandon Manitoba notes discuss fall seeding of forages for farmers. Late fall seedings can avoid common spring weeds and allow grasses such as brome crested wheat grass and other wheat grasses to establish before freezing. Alfalfa seeding late in fall is discouraged due to germination and winter-kill risk.
A clipped quote reflects skepticism as executives remark that money no longer speaks loudly in markets. The piece notes cautious investment, shifting risk appetites, and a wary tone among corporate leaders about future growth.
The article notes a major shift in Western Canadian crops over 20 years driven by plant breeding. Spring Wheat now largely uses varieties licensed since 1935, Oats see Victory still present but 70 percent of today’s oat varieties were not around in 1935, Barley is mostly varieties licensed after 1935, and Flax shows four main types with only Redwing pre dating 1685.
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