election results show light turnout in Roblin area votes
The piece lists mayoral and council results for Roblin and surrounding wards with names such as W G Fora and Wm Crox plus wards in Hillsburg and Goose Lake. It notes confusion over polling locations and suggests adding polling booth listings to the Review along with election notices and voter information. It urges citizen cooperation with elected officials for civic improvements and prudent spending amid rising taxes.
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Manitoba
Reblin Village
Dauphin Deanery Laymen Banquet Held at Christ Church
The Dauphin Deanery Laymen Association held its semi annual dinner October 18 in the Christ Church basement. Delegates came from Dauphin Gilbert Plains Roblin Grandview Makinak and St Rose. Rev T Thurlow presided and introduced guest speaker Ven Archdeacon R B Horsefield of Flin Flon. Mayor Robi McBride of Roblin delivered greetings. J Cowling of Dauphin was elected secretary treasurer. Women's Auxiliary Christ Church catered. Remembrance Day observed November 3 in Manitoba schools with no holiday since November 11 falls on Sunday.
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Dauphin
Christ Church
Gilbert Plains
Roblin
Grandview
Makinak
St. Rose
T. Thurlow
R. B. Horsefield
Flin Flon
Robi. McBride
J. Cowling
Treasuer
Association
Women's Auxiliary of
Beatitudes: The poor in spirit seek God and humility
A religious reflection on the Beatitude Blessed are the poor in spirit. The talk distinguishes poor in spirit from merely poor, citing Lincoln, Dempsey, and Isaiah to emphasize teachability, humility, and reliance on God. It urges self-examination and mercy toward others, stressing personal responsibility for nations.
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Kingdom of Heaven
Egypt
God
Lincoln
Jack Dempsey
Jess Willard
Isaiah
You
25th Anniversary Deepdale United Church Celebration
Deepdale United Church marks 25 years since its 1926 dedication by Rev. Dr. Boyle with opening service and harvest theme. Current pastor Dr. J. Carlyle Parker recalls past ministers and Roblin Charge joining, with anniversary services planned and emphasis on gratitude and continued attendance.
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Deepdule United Church
Dr. Boyle
Winnipeg
Mr. Smith
Birtle United Church
Rev. Austin
J. Gordon Anderson
Mather
Udell
MacFarlane
S. R. MacLeod
St. Paul’s United
John A. Murdock
Christiana
B.C
Chas. Simpson
Makaroff
J. Carlyle Parker
Deepdale
Roblin
Manitoba
Boyle
Higher auto insurance in Canada likely to rise in 1951
The Financial Post anticipates an all-Canadian upward adjustment in auto insurance premiums for 1952 as public liability and property damage rates face higher repair costs from pricier materials and labor, broader court-indemnity trends, increased accident frequency, and more teen-age drivers.
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Financial Post
October Weddings Bring Two Quiet Prince Town Unions
In Knoxmanse and Allenby area ceremonies, Annie May Coles-Ludwig wed Glenn Lavern Ludwig with Dr J Carlyle Parker officiating. Grace Cameron united with Colin Thomas at the home of J Kirkland with Rev Dr J Goodfellow presiding. Alice Strom married Dr Edward Otke in Fort Francis Ontario as the couple plans a Roblin Manitoba residence.
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Ludwig — Coles
Ludwig
Shortdale
Florence Cameron
Neice
Denny Davis
Alice Strom
Edward Otke
Lutheran Church of the Redeemer
Alice
Puritch Kiez Wedding in Roblin on October 18
The Anglican Church of Roblin hosted the wedding of Lillian Kiez and James Puritch Jr on Oct 18 with Rev T A Horby officiating. Attendants included Frances Olynyk and Alice Korosit as bridesmaids and Eva Danaluke as flower girl. The reception drew about 500 guests at Roblin Memorial hall. The couple will reside in Roblin.
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Roblin
Lillian
John Kiez
Rossburn
James Puritch Jr
James Puritch
T. A. Horby
Steve Kurehak
Frances Olynyk
Slater
Alice Korosit
Birtle
Eva Danaluke
Wroxton
Steve Kurchak
George Artemanko
Calder
Alex Kurchak
Roblin Memorial Hall
Jas. Puritch Jr
Harvest Operations At Standstill Amid Inflation Blues
Harvest progress is stalled as inflation pressures weigh on farmers. Pasture concerns push animals back from stocked fields while snowfall briefly covers acres. A two inch snow depth on Monday gave way to sun, sparking thoughts on resuming harvest under adverse conditions and the widespread impact on grain prices and business outlook.
Reception Held For Dr Otke And Bride
Dr. Otke and bride were entertained Wednesday October 17 at the hospital by doctors and pharmacists and their wives, nurses and staff. Guests enjoyed whist and a lunch. Hostesses were Eva Christie Irene Gleiser and Ruth Mensch. A torchiere lamp was given to the newlyweds with a talk on married life by Mr. I L Mitchel.
Fall Thankoffering at Knox Church Draws Grandview Group
Mrs Angus Jeffrey of Grandview delivered a timely message to Knox Church ladies at their annual Fall Thankoffering on Oct 16. The program included H. Cross leading, A T Kines on organ, scripture by L A Leavens, prayers by I L Mitchell, poems by J Collins, and readings by J Adams and others. A luncheon followed in the lower hall, organized by Mrs J Yeo, with a carload from Grandview WMS and affiliates from Tummed.
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Angus Jeffrey
Grandview
Ladies of Knox Church
Jeffrey
Dauphin
J. Adams
J. Yeo
Grandview W. M.S
Local Ladies Attend Reception To Princess Elizabeth
Mrs H Robertson and Mrs G Ritchie report an enjoyable visit to the city on Tuesday the 16th as guests of the Legislature they had an excellent view of Princess Elizabeth and her husband as they received the members of the Legislature. They noted Mr and Mrs D R Robertson and Rev and Mrs C Matchett among those present. In the evening they attended the command performance of the Ballet completing a day long to be remembered.
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H. Robertson
G. Ritchie
Elizabeth
D. R. Robertson
C. Matchett
Birth notices published free in the Review
The Review offers complimentary birth announcements when requested by the parents or an authorized party, with publication contingent on a proper request from a named guardian or official.
Rationing Hints Seen From U S Shortage Warnings
The Financial Post reports direct government rationing on appliances may come in 1952 due to shortages in steel copper and aluminum forecast by U S authorities. Canadian officials doubt the warnings but acknowledge a flexible system could allocate scarce raw materials if needed. Mr and Mrs I L Mitchell traveled to Winnipeg as delegates from Roblin District Hospital for the Associ ated Hospitals of Manitoba convention.
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Financial Post
U.S
Canada
I. L. Mitchell
Winnipeg
Mr. Mitchell
The
Associated Hospitals of Manitoba
Roblin District Hospital
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