New Arrivals at Roblin Hospital Featured in The Review
The Review announces new arrivals at Roblin Hospital listing parents and newborns with dates in late March and April. Names include Paul Paul a son. Ger ard Carriere a son. Wm Repka a daughter. W Dunn a daughter. Peter Maluga a daughter. Styba a daughter. Harvey Armistead a daughter. Geo Prokopetz a son. Carl Schmollinger a Langan a daughter. Albert Langan a daughter. Leo Labossiere a son.
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Roblin Hospital
Paul
Joe Paul
Carriere
Gerard Carriere
Repka
Wm. Repka
Dunn
W. Dunn
Maluga
Peter Maluga
Styba
Armistead
Harvey Armistead
Prokopetz
Geo. Prokopetz
Schmollinger
Carl
Canada steadies dollar and upbeat 1951 farm year
The Financial Post notes a cautious buying surge amid tax cuts and cheaper goods. Car dealers glow as spring demand and a 10 percent excise tax cut boost showrooms. The dollar hovers near parity with the U.S. as Canada records a 27 percent rise in cash farm income for 1951 and U.S. investment climbs 10 percent to 7.2 billion.
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Chase
Canada
Red Cross Drive Exceeds Goal In Roblin Area
On behalf of the Roblin and District Red Cross the canvassers are thanked for their help. The drive aimed at 1000 dollars but raised 1060 dollars, with L Mitchell serving as president.
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Roblin and District
Red Cross
L. Mitchell
Manitoba Farmers Seek New International Wheat Agreement
Manitoba wheat producers endorse renewing the International Wheat Agreement and favor higher price limits. More than 3,300 farmers across the province, via 111 meetings hosted by the Manitoba Federation of Agriculture and Co operation, urge the federal government to decouple Canadian wheat pricing from IWA levels and align with parity. They stress rising production costs and inflation, call for government action, and will monitor the International Wheat Council’s London talks for a possible new deal.
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U.S
Manitoba Federation of Agriculture & Co-operation
J. T. McLean
W. J. Parker
J. E. Brownlee
International Wheat Council
London
England
Federation
McLean
Canada
Manitoba
Around The Town Notes From Roblin And Winnipeg
Weekend visitors include Mr and Mrs Peter Nowosad and Elaine to Minot North Dakota and Mr and Mrs Harold Halidor son of Flin Flon visiting locally. Marie Mendro graduates from St Andrew’s College Winnipeg. a farewell dinner followed. Roblin district busy with burning trash seeding and harvest plans as farmers start. May 9 and 10 Roblin Memorial hall to host minstrel show and plays for entertainment. Queen Elizabeth I cited as possible richest person with Crown jewels valued at 80 million and royal income rising. Doris Edwards visits Winnipeg for Easter. Conservative propaganda booklet What the Labour Government Can Do for the Workers cited with a rebuke about wasteful paper use.
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Peter Nowosad
Elaine
Minot
N.D
Harold Halidorson
Flin Flon
C. E. Trimble
F., Y. Newton
Marie Mendro
John Mendro
Roblin
St. Andrew's College
Winnipeg
Robiin Memorial Hall
Elizabeth I
House of Windsor
Balmoral
Sandringham
Buckingham Palace
England
Elizabeth
Britain
Doris Edwards
J. Crawley
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de Angelis
Brandon
Yorkton
Svewek
Greyhound
Financial Post
Sam
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Bield
Silverwood
C. R. Baron
G. R. Baron
Molehen
Taylor's Hardware
Bulova
Westfield
Heming's
Freisen
Main St. Reblin
Aluminum
Sash & Door
2Nd Ave
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General Electric
Naval
Penile
Manitoba Power Commission
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