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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 29, 1949
Page
1
In this town column readers recall duck season rituals and dog training for retrieving oversize mallards. The piece shares humor about home life and a parade of odd garden vegetables with potatoes grown in strange shapes and clever splices, including a potato growing inside another.
The column argues church leaders should shape national ethics without bowing to bloc alignments. It contends capitalism and communism merit thoughtful evaluation, cautions against Atlantic pact zealotry, and recalls the Noronic disaster to stress safety and sane public policy.
Knox United Church Sunday School observed Rally Day at Yelock in Knox Church. Acting Superintendent Mr. Kines urged parents to support the school’s work shaping children’s character. Miss Mitchell led the Primary Department with Mrs. Bowley. cradle roll additions and a solo by Dianne Arnott accompanied by her brother. Promotions to Junior ranks noted along with readings by Mrs. Parker and Birthday Bank rites led by Mrs. Jim Collins.
This brief literary quote notes that men are capable of greater things than they show in action. It reflects on the gap between innate ability and outward achievement.
Nominations close October 11 for Shell River and Hillsburg municipalities as mayor and councillors’ terms expire in the village. School Board seats in Wards 1 through 4 will also be vacant as trustees’ terms end. Reeve and ward councillor posts in Shell River require nominations while Hillsburg has no reeve nomination this year.
All teachers in Inspector Ewanchuk's division will attend the annual convention to be held in Russell on October 6 and 7. Billets available for those who write to Mr. C Foster in Russell before October. A special bus departs Grandview Thursday at 8 am via Roblin. return transport is each attendee's responsibility. Executive details listed including Presidents Rhodes Smith Ewanchuk Belton, Vice President L Spear, Secretary Treasurer C Foster, and members Matheson Scott Bugera Schwaim Beattie Chalaturnyk.
The British Ministry of Pensions notes changes allowing unsuccessful World War II pension appeals to be reconsidered in light of Scottish Court of Session and English High Court rulings. Applications for review must be filed by November 30, 1949, and cover disabled veterans and widows whose appeals were rejected before August 6 1946.
A notice instructs parties to contact the Imperials' Secretary at Box 657 Ottawa Ontario for matters of consideration.
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