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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 26, 1946
Page
4
A collection of short maxims by Johnson Eliot Carlyle Seneca and Mary Baker Eddy urging kindness duty and humane treatment in daily life. Notable lines emphasize wide empathy clear action at hand and liberty and forgiveness for all.
Classified notice discusses a general want ad section in a newspaper. It presents the concept of simple ads offering goods or services without explicit names or dates. The piece uses a playful angle on color and readability to describe the section.
Olive Ethel Van Every and Lloyd George Collins wed in a candle light ceremony at Young United Church Winnipeg. The couple will reside in Winnipeg where Collins attends university. relatives from Roblin and Marchwell attended along with out of town guests from British Columbia and North Bend.
F N McKenzie appointed district passenger agent for Canadian National Railways Manitoba district succeeding M J Dupuis who moved to Edmonton. McKenzie a native Manitoban born in Morden joined railway service in 1917 at Saskatoon later serving as travelling agent in Saskatoon Portland Vancouver and Winnipeg. He will base in Winnipeg with jurisdiction over Manitoba and Ontario from Port Arthur Fort William West.
On Sunday September 29 from 5.38 to 5.45 p.m. CST CKY will carry a message from Princess Elizabeth to open Junior Red Cross Week. On Wednesday October 2 from 5.30 to 5.40 p.m. CST CKY will air an interview with Rampersad Jaggernauth, a seventeen year old from Trinidad in Royal Victoria Hospital Montreal, sponsored by Juniors of Quebec.
Wartime Prices and Trade Board Rosters in Winnipeg issue instructions for late applicants to obtain Ration Book No 6. Fill the RB 191 green card, sign, tear from the old book, mail in an envelope to the local ration board or Ration Administration branch. New books will be issued by mail, not in person.
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