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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 14, 1944
Page
3
The piece argues that while people can improve knowledge and power, moral growth lags. It cites war’s brutal cruelties and human fear driven by pride as obstacles. It urges cultivating the fear of God as the start of wisdom, with love, righteousness, and peace as the end.
Thursday offers a Fighting French tribute depicting five men escaping Devil's Island with thrilling escapes. Wallace Beery returns Friday and Saturday in lively action for Roblin audiences. Rationing appears as today’s timely feature. The Fallen Sparrow with hard boiled detective drama screens Monday and Tuesday. Wednesday September 20 promises Bette Davis in a standout role as Hollywood’s First Lady.
Miss Davis narrates her escape from a controlling Boston matriarch and asserts the right to live independently. The performances are described as sympathetic, warm, and competent.
Goose Lake S D trustees met in the evening with all members present except Sorbo and Jakeman. Minutes from the last meeting were adopted. Items approved include bus route GA to W A Gardner at 3.50 per day and transportation for nonresident pupils to Goose Lake Con School if space allows. Accounts for I McBride Currie School Supply L Mitchell and V Cranwell were passed. The meeting adjourned.
The notice promotes the Review Job Work Dept offering printing for ends and envelopes, statements, and various printing types. It urges setting a focal printer first and highlights a service scope across multiple printing tasks.
A devotional address exhorts common men and women to uphold heritage duty and moral action. It asserts that help comes from the Lord and urges public representatives to know right from wrong, drawing on Psalm 121 and Christ's teaching for daily courage and guidance.
Nick Rurak of Roblin has enlisted in the Canadian Active Army at Fort Osborne Barracks Winnipeg. His next of kin is his mother Mrs Leca Rurak Roblin.
Sergeant Bo nan William Sharpen, 39, of Roblin Manitoba, promoted to staff sergeant in No 10 District Depot at Fort Osborne Barracks Winnipeg. Sharpen, born in Roblin, worked as a machinist before joining the active army in July 1940.
Privates Doris D N Robin and Velma M Johnstone of Roblin are among 22 CWAC members who left Winnipeg on Tuesday September 5 for Kitchener Ontario. They will study five weeks of bass training at No 3 CWLAC Training Centre after which they will be posted to an active army unit.
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