Obituaries and memorial notices from Roblin area
Funeral services were held for Margaret Cameron age 71 at Tammed United Church after an illness. Also noted are obituaries for Mrs. Ernest G. Greenaway aged 82 in Newcastle and Mrs. Dora Marchuk aged 79 in Roblin with details on families and service locations. A brief note mentions the Roblin centennial project and a quip about Blarney Stone.
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Tammed United Church
Margaret Cameron
Winnipeg General Hospital
E. S. Dixon
Roblin Memorial Chapel
Margaret Hopper
Rapid City
Newdale
Minnedosa
Brandon Normal School
Malcolm A. Cameron
Tumme
John
Reba) Perchaluk
Shortdale
Douglas
Portage la Prairie
Roy
Audrey) Brown
New Westminster
B.C
Murray
Roblin
Clark R. Hopper
Winnipeg
Roy M. Hop
Ernest G. Greenaway
Newcastle
New Brunswick
D. S. Johnson
Kencardine
Ontario
Archibald and
Harriett Macdonald
Clearview
Gilbert Plains
Ernest Greenaway
Greenaway
Toronto
Trusl
Barry Day
Roblin District
Roblin District Hospital
Dora Marchuk
Canada
W.A
Metro
Mike
Ont
Nick
Sandra) Sandluck
Ann Nykyforak
Russell
Mary) Nykolaishyn
D. F. Stratychuk
Roblin Memorial
Rural Municipality Shell River secretary-treasurer note
Under the Municipal Act and the Public Schools Act M. V. Beaven serves as Secretary-Treasurer for The Rural Municipality of Shell River.
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Municipal Act
Public Schools
M. V. Beaven
Shell River
Anecdotes From The Nation And World In The St. Regis Gist
Gene Ahearn, boxing promoter and restauranteur in Washington, faces a $12 unpaid bill from a patron who jokes about paying to see a Clay Liston bout. Other snippets note Manitoba’s mythical Manipogo sighting by speedboat, medals return for political reasons, a Beattie insult by Red Chinese papers, and musings on golf and heat waves with editor Tom.
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Gene Ahearn
Washington
Ahearn
Manitoba
USA
de Gaulle
Philby
Canada
St. Regis
Red River
Mac
Canadian Pro Night in Canada Opens Season With Grid Clash
The August 28 broadcast features the Hamilton Tiger Cats versus the Calgary Stampeders at McMahon Stadium with Don Wittman on play by play and Ernie Afaganis handling colour. Calgary is blacked out. Manitoba sees 10:00 p.m. and Saskatchewan 9:00 p.m. CBC also airs World of Sport highlights on Marblehead to Halifax Yacht Race and Mount McKinley expedition.
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Canada
Hamilton Tiger Cats
Calgary Stampeders
McMahon Stadium
Calgary
Don Wittman
Ernie Afaganis
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
CBCTV
World of Sport
Marblehead
Halifax
Mass
Royal Nova Scotia Yacht Squadron
Mount McKinley
Wickersham Wall
J. Frank Willis
Geneva Park
Lake Couchiching
Ontario
Ivor Jennings
Trinity Hall
Cambridge
Max Beloff
All ‘Souls College
Quebec
Christine Truesdell
Montreal
Britain
Durward Kirby
Allen Funt
Manitoba Student Exchange Program Declared Massive Success
All twenty Manitoba student exchange groups were dispatched to various points in Canada by mid August. The 480 students were drawn from across the province including the North and Indian Tribes. The Manitoba Centennial Corporation funds in-province costs, while the Centennial Commission pays transport costs under its Youth Travel Program.
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Manitoba
Canada
Rene Prefontaine
Manitoba Centennial Corporation
Centennial Commission
Legislative
Manitoba Road Deaths Fall In First Half Of Year
Public utilities minister Maitland Steinkopf reports a drop in fatal road accidents in Manitoba from 60 in the first half of 1964 to 50 in the same period this year. The figures reflect a decline in deadly crashes across the province.
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Manitoba
Maitland Steinkopf
Q.C
Province records lower death toll despite more travel
Deaths reached 71 versus 77 last year while vehicle miles travelled rose five to seven percent. Accidents totalling 7,045 caused 3,058 injuries by June 30, up from 6,831 accidents and 2,933 injuries in the first half of 1964. Motorcycles fueled higher figures. June saw one death and 46 injuries among motorcyclists, compared with five injuries the previous June.
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Steinkopf
Card of Thanks from the Cameron Family
The Cameron Family thanks relatives friends and neighbors for kindness flowers and sympathy after the loss of our dear wife and mother expressed during a time of sorrow.
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Cameron
Bereaved Family Thanks Community for Sympathy
The family expresses gratitude for acts of sympathy in their loss of mother Mrs. D. Marchuk. They extend special thanks to the Ukrainian Greek Orthodox W.A. and Roblin Memorial Chapel for support during this sad bereavement.
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D. Marchuk
W.A
Roblin Memorial Chapel
Farewell thanks from Wildermans at new Carberry stay
Bob and Mary Wilderman thank relatives friends and neighbors for a farewell party at H Dillin's home and the pole lamp gift. They move to the 4 Way Motel Carberry on No 1 Highway near Winnipeg inviting visits and recalling pleasant memories.
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H. Dillin
Roblin
Winnipeg
Carberry
Bob
Mary Wilderman
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Gordon Jory
Albert McFadyen
Wendell Lamb
Jack Mitchell
Bob Livingston
Messrs. C. Bramwell
C. Howe
W. Craig
L. Jory
A. T. Kines
F. L. Skinner
Deer Park Cemetery
Tummel
Robert E
Beaconsfield
Archie
Texada Island
M. G
Kathleen) Walker
Bellevue
Ohio
D. S
Martha) Johnson
J. D. Fortune
Mrs
Wilkins
Killarney
Ireland
Tom
Reggie
Sam
THE
Melody Kings
Roblin Veterinary Services Board
John E. Troost
Man
P.O. Box
Ag. Rep
A. Allanson
Wilson
Makaroff
Board of Trustees
Royal Bank of Canada
Consolidated School District
Prairies
West
A. C. Runciman
United Grain Growers
Boston Brown
Acticoes
Sarnone
Peaches
RED Haven
Pharmacy
Jumbo Bologna
Olympic
Blade
Lypsys
Roblin Consumers Co-op
Ae Ay & al Supplies Ph
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