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Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 10, 1930

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Manitoba Highway Traffic Act Brings Wide Licensing Changes

A Manitoba notice outlines changes under the New Highway Traffic Act. It details license cost shifts to a driver fee, wheel base based increments, cross border use for three months, front and rear light rules, braking standards, required safety equipment, age restrictions, and penalties for speeding and intoxication. Financial responsibility rules tie insurance to unpaid judgments, with license suspension pending payment and proof of coverage.

United States Manitoba Miasiloba Trafic

Easter Date Anomaly Pushes Sum

Easter this year falls on April 0th due to calendar quirks. The system allows Easter between March 22 and April 25, with late years in the 19th century including 1848 and 1861. Foster marks the first Sunday after the full moon on or after March 21, guiding observances.

PSSA Foster

Board of Trade Luncheon Highlights Wheat Pool Outlook

The Roblin and District Board of Trade hosted a luncheon on April 7 with Mr McLeod of the Manitoba Wheat Pool and Mr Colin H. Burne’s代理 presence. McLeod warned of Canadian propaganda against the Pool, cited 1928 crop excess and postwar debtor nations as challenges, but urged Canadian backing for the Pool to stabilise Western Canada’s wheat market. remarks from Mr Newton and thanks from Mr Barber followed.

Roblin and District Board of Trade Manitoba Wheat Pool McLeod Canadian Pools Central Sewing Agency Colin H. Burne Canadisn Wheat Pool Burnell Board of Trade A. G. Gletser Fac- Hong Canada Europe FY Newton Barber

Obituary for William Lammie of Carranaga and Deepdale

The Reveille regrets the death of William Lammie at 98 in Tisdale Saskatchewan after appendicitis and pneumonia. He lived in Carranaga and Deepdale, cared for by relatives including sister Mrs T Kelso and brother John Lammie. Funeral at Robin United Church with Orange Lodge involvement, then at Tummel Church and cemetery. services led by Rev. D. S. Kern and Robin L.C.L. No. 2221.

Wiliam Lammie Carranaga Deepdale Wummel Lammie Tisdate Sask Tummel T. Kelso Robin John Lammie Tisdale, Sask United Church D. S. Kern Orange Lodge Reblin Orange Brothers

Death of Albert Olson 17 pneumonia funeral held

Albert Olson 17 son of Mr and Mrs Albert Olson died of pneumonia early Sunday April 6. Funeral from United Church Monday April 7 conducted by Rev D S Kern with Capt Ennis Salvation Army and Rev Mr Loyd Free Methodist Church. Many attended as their son George also lay ill with pneumonia. Burial was in Roblin cemetery.

Albert Olson Albert O'sen United Church D S. Kern Capt Ennis Salvation Army Loyd Free Methodist Church George Roblin

Minstrel Show and Town News Highlights

Friday April 18 marks Good Friday with a big minstrel show planned for April 25. Roblin hosts church service, local roads improve for travel, and community events include bridge, basaar, and theatre of Manhattan Honeymoon with local residents featured.

Deepdale Social Evening and Obituary Notice

A Deepdale social evening hosted by Ladies Aid at A Reddicks featured Ike's radio and a fine lunch. Wm Laminie of Tisdale Sask is remembered as a kind neighbor who will be missed by many. Mr McLeod spoke to a well attended crowd about CSA wheat selling policy, with Pool members voting confidence in the current approach. Attendees traveled from Silverwood, Makaroff, and Zalena despite poor roads.

Extension Service of Manitoba Dept. of Agriculure W. L. Leppert R.B. of C Ladies Aid A. Reddicks Ike McLeod Pool CSA Silverwood Makaroff Zalena

Shortdale Notes Mention Winnipeg Visitors And Local Changes

Mrs N Me nek visited Winnipeg last week and Mrs Wm aluta is back in hospital. Mr Shurston of Winnipeg was a business visitor. Signs of spring appear as the old road to Bied is fenced. The district south of Shortdale gains a post office fifteen miles away with regular stage mail delivery.

N Me'nek Winnipeg Wm “Aluta Shurston Bied Shortdale

Grand Narrows News Update and Local Movements

The community notes an A F M meeting set for April 11. Residents Murphy move to Pitfields farm and Sangster relocates to Silverwood. A social from Painters farm is mentioned along with Verna and Muriel Wilson's Walker district visit. Jack Radford returned from Winnipeg. Rev H McConnell held meetings. Dorothy Pitfield left for Plato Saskatchewan for summer.

New Grade Certifies Small Seed Potatoes for Export

The Dominion Department of Agriculture introduces a certified seed potatoes grade for small size tubers 3 ounces and under. This allows growers to sell a larger share as certified seed at a premium while aiding disease control. Only certified seed potatoes may now be sold as seed stock.

Dominion Department of Agriculture

Lighting the church during Divine Service sparks letter debate

A Roblin Review reader signed as Choir Member objects to lighting arrangements that allegedly cause members to sleep during services. The Editor responds with a cautious note, saying no choir members were observed asleep and regrets any implication of slumbering attendance. The Choir Member rebukes the editor for criticizing churchgoers.

Roblin Review Roblin

Goose Lake School Trustees Meeting

The Goose Lake School Trustees meet in the afternoon of April 4 with all members present. Minutes from the last meeting were read and adopted. Various motions address grant applications, personnel, tenders for route 11, supplementary readers, school supplies, and payment of several accounts, followed by adjournment.

Stapea Sorbo Barber—Bowley Hillsburg A. Shultz Staples—Sorbo Gill & Co F.A Heming J. Hayward J Ritchie E Greenaway T. L. Mitchell Barber

A Good Slogan Guides Livestock Fodder Planting Plans

The slogan An Acre of alfalfa for every cow gains strong support from the Dominion Department of Agriculture. Adapting it to local needs helps address 1928 1929 crop shortages, boosting fodder crops as a rotation for soil health weed control and pasture.

Dominion Department of Agriculture

Easter Sunday Service Cancelled in Anglican Church

The Anglican Church will not hold a service on Easter Sunday as previously announced. The regular service will instead be held next Sunday, April 18.

Church Notices With Officer W. R. Ennis Captain

Services listed include Young Peoples Meeting Tuesday at 1.00, Wednesday headquarters Chem and Sunbeams at 7 pm, Thursday 8 pm Bible Close or Sunday School at 2.45 pm, Sunday 7 pm Open Air at 7.80 pm, Salvation Meeting at Tople Peters Discovery with Mr J Davies speaking.

W. R. Ennis Tues. Young Peoples Chem and Sunbeams Salvation Tople “Peters Discovery J Davies

Beautifying the Farm Home

A rural guide encouraging Canadians to plant trees shrubs vines and flowers to enhance curb appeal and value. It argues nursery stock is a profitable investment increasing sale price and home desirability, noting improvements help keep families on the farm and foster pride in the home.

Canada

Roblin Council Minutes Open Public Highway By Laws April 1980

The Roblin village council met April 1 1980 with Reeve Stogers and councillors Arnott Thompson Nowasad and McGregor. By laws regarding public highway openings leases road diversions and weed inspections were discussed and passed including payments to T A Burrows Lumber Co and grants to local agricultural societies.

Roblin Reeve Stogers Arnott Thompson Nowasad McGregor Arnott~Thompson Frank Klemicki Nowapad J Trickett Deepdale J Thompson T. A. Burrows Lumber Co J Arnott Robin N.W John Leitz Leitz Shell River Agricultural Society Rae Nowsad Canda Permanent Mortgage Corp Thompson—Arnott

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