Homemakers Gather for March Meeting in Roblin
The Roblin Happy Homemakers held their March meeting in the Elementary School basement on March 20. President Karen Cross opened the session with O Canada and the 4H pledge. Donna Lou Ford reported 27 members present and topics included Parliamentary Procedure practice, minutes adoption, correspondence, and a jamboree invitation from Binscarth Hall on April 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers
Happy Homemakers
Mikes
Roblin
Karen Cross
O Canada
Donna Lou Ford
H. Boughton
Binscarth
Rebekah Lodge Holds Meeting and Rummage Sale Plans
The Rebekah Lodge met at the Masonic Temple on Thursday March 27 at 8 p.m. Group 2 will run a rummage sale. one candidate was accepted. Visiting report noted many calls, cards, and flowers to the sick. The session overview covered the Manitoba Rebekah Assembly in Marlborough Hotel March 16–19.
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Rebekah Lodge
Evangeline Rebekah Lodge
Masonic Temple
Millie Ashby
Rebekah Assembly of
Manitoba
Marlborough Hotel
Ina Simpson
Mary
Gamey
Elizabeth Ritchie
England
Isobel Stewart
Sadie Staple
Edna Sims
Jean Dayson
Ralph Ritchie
London
C.g.ti
Wm. Ford
Liz
Polio Immunization With Oral Vaccine
Health Minister C H Witney announced a second province wide polio immunization drive in Manitoba starting April 20. The Sabin oral vaccine will be given to each person on a sugar cube. Campaign aims to cover everyone over six months with guidance for those over 30 and those who received Sabin in 1962 to get a second dose.
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C. H. Witney
Manitoba
Typing Classes Conclude At Adult Evening School
The Inter mountain School Division sponsored typing classes ended on Tuesday March 24. Weather prevented some from attending the last session but overall attendance showed strong interest. Mrs I Little directed the course with help from Mrs O Ziotkowski. Mrs H Cross and Mrs J Stewart presented the instructors with gifts on behalf of the class. A lunch and social followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermountain School Division
I. Little
0. Ziotkowski
H. Cross
J. Stewart
Five-year-old resolves biblical origins with Cartwright doubt
A Sunday school moment reveals a child mishearing Adam as Hoss and joking that the first man must be one of the Cartwrights. The exchange blends biblical reference with a western TV family joke.
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Hoss
St Vlad's Roblin Juniors Struggle in 1963 64 League
St Vlad s Roblin Juveniles show a green record in the North Central Juvenile Hockey League with eight exhibitions and a two game total point loss 17 10 to Swan River. The team faced Winnipegosis and Gilbert Plains in the schedule with mixed results at Roblin Community Arena. Semi finals saw Swan River tie 8 8 and St Vlad s lose 9 2 to Swan River.
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St. Vlad’s
Michael ‘Winchar
Ing
St. Vlad’s Roblin
Swan River
Winnipegosis
St. Vlad’s-Roblin
Roblin
Grandview
St. Vlad's
Gilbert Plains
St. Viad’s
St. Viad's
Rural youth career survey and Manitoba Winter Fair report
Survey of 88 Dauphin District Short Course youths shows nursing lab techs and farming the top chosen paths with several professions also represented. The Manitoba Winter Fair closes Friday after a large livestock and industrial display. seed time advice and a seed treatment study highlight farm-management topics.
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Dauphin District
River ice break records on Assiniboine Creek dates
March 26 1963 the Assini boine River ice overflowed and on March 27 1963 the ice broke allowing flow according to J Coutts records. In 1964 March 27 there was no sign of ice break.
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Assiniboine
J. Coutts
Canada
Beatles
Plans Finalized for Roblin Parkland Festival
An executive meeting on April 25 set the festival program. Tickets remain for the transistor radio raffle to be drawn at the Final Concert. Adjudicators include Mr P Dyck from Salt River and Mrs H Fullerton, with Mr Robt Mossing from Regina, Sask.
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Roblin Parkland
Win
Gamey
S. McNicol
Bertha Kramier
P. Dyck
Salt River
H. Fullerton
Swanger
Robt
Mossing
Regina
Sask
Obituary for Roblin area resident with CPR career
Funeral services were held in Roblin for a resident who farmed locally and worked for the C N R as a sectionman since 1951. He married Anna Baron at Shortdale on October 15 1938. Survived by his wife, mother, one son Morley of Dauphin, two daughters Iona and Joyce, three brothers Harry Tom and Paul, three sisters M A Andreykew Jerry Duda and Helen Atkinson, and two grandchildren.
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Roblin
Easter Social Scene Highlights From Brandon Area
Miss Donna Ward visits family in Brandon for Easter. Families from Calgary Winnipeg Port Arthur and other towns visit relatives in Roblin and district. Local groups host celebrations with gifts and open houses for Liz Dow Voyage and other community members.
Presentation to Miss Eileen Traub
On Easter Sunday the Makaroff United Church presented a inscribed hymnal to Miss Eileen Traub for years of service as organist. Mrs. John Arnott led the presentation and praised her faithful attendance and the church misses her, now living in Roblin. Mr. Lumley endorsed the remarks and invited her to visit often.
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Makaroff United Church Congregation
Eileen Traub
John Arnott
Eileen
Roblin
Lumley
Goose Lake School District Sets 1964 Budget
The Goose Lake School District approved a 1964 budget of 92,300 dollars at its March meeting, with 23,000 dollars to be raised by a special levy. After months of talks, salary negotiations with the teachers’ committee broke down and conciliation is planned. Payments approved include Muriel Lowe 20, Mitchell's Drug Store 119.56, Roblin Co-op 438.04, and Roblin Plumbing & Heating 64.80 among others.
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Goose Lake
Muriel Lowe
Mrs. McCrea
Mitchell’s Drug Store
Marshall Wells
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Tredwell’s Music Centre
Man
Christie School Supply
Beaver Lumher
Workmen’s Compensation
T. Nelson & Sons
Canadian Fds
Roblin Co-op
Macleod’s
J. RB. Mitchell
Dan Becker
T. M. Paley
D. Lepowick
Roblin Plumbing & Heating
Mrs. M. Lizotte
Roblin Review
Heming’s Jewellery
E. Andres & Son
Government Launches Job-Research Program in Manitoba
Manitoba government launches a labor research program to align training with industrial needs. Dr. J. Emmett Mulvaney will direct job research starting June 1, examining labour requirements, training, and re skilling. The effort ties with federal and international work to broaden opportunities for skilled workers while stressing gradual progress.
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Manitoba
Obie Baizley
Baizley
J. Emmett Mulvaney
United College
Coun
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Your Ag
Harold Boughton
Office For the Asking
John
Luchka
Fathers of Confederation
Charlottetown
P.E.L
Donna Ward
Brandon
Mrs
Walter Ward
W. E. Pritchard
Killarney
Ronnie Bouvier
Ralph Gibson
Calgary
J. Bouvier
Mrs. S. Mitchell
Flin Flon
Dawn Harper
Joyce Kendrick
Dauphin
Doug Goodbun
J. Goodbun
al Allanson
Mrs. J. D. Adam
Harold Belcher
Alex and
Rex Adam
Winnipeg
Mrs. J. Adam
Hugh Newton
Grand Forks, N.D
Ken Curle
Port Arthur
Ont
R. P. Jakeman
F. Curle
Ross Williams
David
Terry Hembroff
RCMP
Lloyd Hembroff
Rodney,Sorbo
Glenboro
Walter Sorbo
Linda-Large
Heather ‘Sorbo
Bill Goodbun
Sandra Wardle
Corinne Nilson
J. Wardle
C. G. Briggs
Sybil Rankine
Burnaby
J. Adam
Hugh McCaffery
Mrs. G. Harper
C. E. Chapman
Chilliwack, B.C
Shelly Newton
Souris
Ellen McLaren
Shirley
Mrs. Patterson
Shefimouth
Doris Waters
Eva Jory
Institute For Hospital Trustees
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