Wind-Up Party by Roblin Lady Curlers
Roblin ladies held a wind up curling party at the Curling Rink on Saturday March 17 with about 34 attendees enjoying the last game of the season followed by a banquet upstairs. Officers for next year include President Mrs W, Vice President Mrs Rey, Treasurer Mrs Keast. other committees to be appointed in fall. Arksey Rink members listed include Mrs Arksey skip, Mrs Duzis, Mrs Shirley Wark, and Mrs Emma Andres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin Lady Curlers
Ul Varie
Sat Maren
Sirs. Rey
Keast
Chad Tap Ags
Arksey Rink
Arksey
Duzis Feast
Snirley Wark
Emma Andres Caon
Vitamin supplements warned by Consumers Association of Canada
The CAC Bulletin urges consumers to avoid buying vitamin and mineral preparations without medical advice. It cites doctors nutritionists and scientists who warn such products can be unnecessary or harmful, masking diseases and diverting funds from proper treatment. Only vulnerable individuals may benefit from supplements prescribed by a physician. Maintain a balanced diet and consult a doctor before use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Consumers Association of Canada
CAC
Food and Drug Directorate
Canada
Obituaries From Roblin area honor longtime residents
Funeral services were held for Harriet Agnes Taylor who died March 22 in Roblin Hospital at 83. Rev. Russ Williams officiated with McBain's Funeral Service handling arrangements. Interment at Makaroff cemetery. Also noted are services for Alex Bodnaruk of Blue Wing who died March 25 at 72, with Roblin Memorial Chapel in charge and interment at Shevlin cemetery. Details include survivors, pallbearers, and marriage history. A third notice covers Mrs Emery Maihot of San Clara who died March 25 at 75 with services and burial at parish cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Agnes Taylor
Roblin Hospital
Sheets
Russ Willaims
McBain
Makaroff Cemetery
Geo. Beattie
Fred Parmentier
Whit McIntyre
Horace Aye
George Harvey
Roblin Memorial Chapel
Alex Bodnaruk
Blue Wing
Alex Bodnariuk
Mary Onofreichuk
Shell Valley
Mary
Johnny
Jacob
Man
George
Mary) Antogh
Roblin
Jim
Florence) Todorowich
Bield
Nick
Lena) Gurlauk
Pangman
Sask
Joe
Elsie) Tokar
Regina
Doris) Gurlauk
San Clara
Emery Maihot
Benito Hospital
H. Dansereau
Rublin Memorial Chapel
Mike Mayers
Ray Hogue
Ed Laurin
Albert Lachance
Albert Carriere
Fern Pahud
Easter Seal Campaign reaches 35 percent of goal
Donations flowing this week bring Easter Seal Campaign to 35000 dollars, about 35 percent of the 100000 target. Revenue stems from federal and provincial grants and public donations via March of Dimes, Easter Seals, and related campaigns, managed by a single agency to cut overlap and maintain service continuity from child to adult.
Teachers Local Meeting in Roblin Discusses Field Day
The Roblin Local of the Manitoba Teachers' Society met Tuesday March 27 at the Intermediate School. A five member committee was elected to survey teacher support for a Field Day covering all elementary shows. At April's meeting in the Elementary School there will be further discussion. Mrs Wilson was chosen as delegate to the Mental Health Clinic. Mrs Lebedowich and Mrs Burефle will attend the Marquette Music Festival meeting in Binscarth.
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Roblin
The
Mantoba Teachers’ Society
Elemen
Wilson
Lebedowich
Burefle
Marquette
Binsearth
Simon
Tummel 4-H Club Plans Public Speaking Contest
The Tummel 4-H Garden Club met in the school on March 21. Seeds were distributed and members prepare speeches. A Calf and Garden Club public speaking contest will send winners to Roblin. Mrs. Van Drecht may speak about 4-H and gardening next meeting. April 11 next gathering. lunch option to be decided at April meeting.
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Tummel
Calf and Garden Club of
Roblin
United Church Women Hold General Meeting in Knox Church
The United Church Women met Tuesday in Knox Church with G. McBain chairing. About 50 members and 3 visitors attended. worship opened by Mrs E. Cross. Plans included an April 16 Mental Health meeting, floor sanding in spring, and a $25 donation to Knox Church Choir.
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United Church
Tne
Knox Church
G. McBain
E. Cross
K. Goodbun
Minister Warns Public Of Road Restrictions
Acting minister of public works Walter C. Weir urged public cooperation to avoid damage to highway surfaces during the annual spring break up. He warned that weather could trigger restrictions with little warning and called for advance planning of heavy hauls and essential deliveries to minimize road damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter C. Weir
Weir
Shrine Circus to Visit Dauphin May 22 23 1962
The Dauphin and District Shrine Club brings Gil Gray Shrine circus to DMCC arena on Tuesday and Wednesday May 22 and 23 1962 with matinee and evening shows. A two hour program offers 46 acts of family entertainment. Roblin Shriners cooperate and offer matinee for local children up to grade 8 with police escorted transport. proceeds go to Winnipeg Children’s Hospital.
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Shrine Circus
Dauphin
Dauphin and District Shrine Club
Gil Gray
DMCC
Shriners of Roblin
Seed Germination Checks and Local Chamber Dinner Notice
AG REP urges farmers to test seed germination at home with 50 to 100 kernels to gauge stand potential. A 70 percent result may prompt seed changes or adjusted seeding rates. 95 percent could allow lighter seeding to save costs. Also notes Roblin District Chamber of Commerce Agricultural Award Dinner on April 24 at Masonic Hall with $1.50 plates. tickets at Mitchell's Drug Store Co op Store and Roblin Trading Co.
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Winnipeg
Masonic Hall
Eastern Star
Mitchell's Drug Store
Co-op Store
Roblin Trading Co
Town Notes on Local Travel and Visits
Mr. Ross Misener returned home Saturday from Winnipeg where he was taking a special course for the past month. Rev. Ross Williams and Mr. J. A. Hilland left Sunday for Winnipeg where they spent a couple of days on business. Mr. Merle Lamb returned home by jet on Thursday, March 29, after six weeks visiting his parents and sister at Phoenix Arizona. He reported a good time and a sun burn tan to prove it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Misener
Winnipeg
Ross Williams
J. A. Hilland
Merle Lamb
Phoenix
Arizona
Tax filing advice from Ambrose Hills column
Ambrose Hills urges readers to file taxes with expert help, noting advances in tax complexity and government spending. He emphasizes consulting a professional or a good reference, gathering information, and using sound judgement, admitting the piece drifted from taxes to journalism.
Water projects dominate Manitoba legislature debate
Debate on a three year government plan to control water featured the Shellmouth Dam Portage Diversion and Greater Winnipeg Floodway. Proponents cited flood control and water conservation benefits with a strong cost benefit basis guiding decisions.
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Minister of Agriculture and Conservation
Department of Agriculture and Conservation
Hutton
Province
Manitoba
Shellmouth
Portage
Greater
Winnipeg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Homemakers’ Corner
Norma Morrison
Harriet Taylor
Archie Harvey
Duncan
Edith Traub
Robin
Wm. Comlasuaxy
Shevland Island
Mrs. Emery Mailhot
Navitasaly
Lorne Ho Smith
Easier
Kinsmen Chuir
Gilbert Plains
Mary Ann Passoin
Quebec
Emery Mailhot
Emery
Paul
Harvey
Armand
Theresa
Yvonne
St. Boniface
Hay Hogue
Jane
Red Lake
Ont
Bernin
Fern Pahudi Cestle
Edmonton
Annette
Yvette
Frere Walbert
Athabaska
Ernest
Victor Civile
Marie DuLaFoi
Saint Robert
Nicolet
Chers
Children’s Hospital For
Harold Boughton
Roblin and District
Darlene Goba
Holy Redeemer
Darlene Gopa
Sonia Matsyk
Rosemarie Boychuk
Brenda Byrke
Sylvia Shwaykowski
Rznt
Jeannie Cherneski
Art
Brenda Byrko
Petlura
Merridai
Darlene Gob
Queen of
Sylvia Shwashow
Shortdale
Johnnie Korpan
Escort
Ambrose Hills
Tao
Asu
Keith Alexander
M.L.A
Molgat
Manitoba Treasury
Liberal Progressive Party of
Auditor General of Canada
Comptroller-General
Chartered Accountants
Public Accounts Committee
House
Uien
Stewart McLean
Department of Education
Brooklands
Daw
Turtle Mountain
McLean
Schior
High Senorl
Interspritain
Pelly Trail
Firion
Roblin Collegiate
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