Manitoba to Issue School Tax Rebates in 1965 Plan
Provincial treasurer Duff Roblin announces setup to process about 10 million in school tax rebates for Manitoba ratepayers. An official rebate form will appear with tax notices, with rebates issued directly after certification, timing spanning April to July and eligibility requiring full payment by December 31, 1965. Each parcel gets a separate rebate, with 64 percent of ratepayers receiving half their school tax and a maximum 50 rebate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duff Roblin
Manitoba
Treasury Department
Roblin
Overflowing Carol Festival draws Roblin crowd
A packed Roblin Collegiate auditorium hosted the fifth annual Carol Festival on Friday night with fourteen choirs and the Roblin Community Youth Band performing two Christmas selections each. Master of ceremonies Q O Ziolkoski led the program as local churches and school choirs presented Ukrainian and English selections.
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Roblin
Community Musical Group
QO. Ziolkoski
O Canada
Archie Beach
Inglis United Church Choir
W. McKenzie
Armstrong
F. Campbell
B. Davis
Roblin United Church
T. M. Paley
Holy Redeemer’s Church
P. Macenko
R. Watson
H. Keast
Christ Lutheran Church Men's
MacNutt
F. W. Peppler
W. Ward
S. Lebedovich
Gilda Andres
St. Vlad’s
Roblin United Church Choir
Ukrainian Greek Orthodox Church Choir
Inglis and
Roblin Accordion Group
A. Miller
Roblin Collegiate
Combined White Gift Service At Knox United Church Roblin
A Sunday Dec 13 service in Roblin united Church featured Knox Church School Junior Primary and Kindergarten with choral readings and a Christmas story. Rev E Dixon led and thanked participants before the White Gift offering. Next week a National Candle Light Service by C.G.T.I. is planned.
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United Church
Knox United Church School
Roblin
R. de la Mare
E. Dixon
R. Ritchie
W. Ford
Eileen Traub
H. Keast
R. McBride
H. Dillin
Diane Goodbun
G. Staple
H. Capelle
F. Newton
C. Brade
J. Ready
E. Pritchard
B. Hawryluk
L. Cook
A. Martin
H. Boughton
G. Keast
Hazel Mitchell
Ladies Auxiliary Hosts First Christmas Banquet in Roblin
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Royal Canadian Legion Roblin Branch No 24 held its first Christmas banquet on December 8 at Roblin Memorial Hall with 43 members present. Reports from Welfare and Hospital Aid were shared. Group 1 will oversee lunch at the New Year's Eve dance. officers were installed by Mrs. Adam. Santa delivered gifts as contests followed.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Royal Canadian Legion
Roblin
Roblin Memorial Hall
Sanders
Sveral
Dauphin Man Killed In Roblin Area Car Accident
Peter Urbanoski 49 of Dauphin died after being struck while crossing on No 88 highway near Roblin Saturday evening. He was being rushed to Winnipeg in serious condition when he died at Portage la Prairie. The driver was Benjamin Klemetski of Durban district. An inquest opened in Dauphin on Sunday afternoon December 13.
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Peter Urbanoski
Dauphin
Portage la Prairie
Winnipeg
Roblin
RCMP
Urbanoski
Benjamin Klemetski
Durban
M. Potoski
Tom Kin es to perform on CBC Christmas Day network
Ottawa folk singer Tom Kin es will be heard on CBC network Christmas Day at 1 15 p m in The Long Pedlar s Christmas. Darrell Staple of Roblin plans a fiesta trip to Mexico City in mid January. Roblin Implements dealer Staple earned the trip by sales last year. Roblin Veterinary Services Board warns livestock owners their veterinary assist will end Dec 31 1964 and owners will pay full mileage for calls after that date.
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C.B.C
Ottawa
Tom Kines
Darrell Staple
Roblin
Mexico City
Staple
Roblin Implements
Massey-Ferguson
Mexico
Roblin Veterinary Services Board
Shell River
Shellmouth
Hillsburg
Roblin Review
Manitoba Livestock and Poultry Conference Reports
Haroid Boughton notes that Manitoba Dairy Production has risen toward 600-650 lb butterfat averages, with New Zealand and Australia reaching higher. He cites forage development, corn silage in Carman, and the need for prudent financing. Livestock men hesitate to sell surplus feed, raising prices and transport costs. those seeking feed should leave names and requirements with the local Ag Rep office.
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Manitoba Livestock and Poultry Nutrition
University of Manitoba
Manitoba
Canada
J. Nesbitt
Dairy Science
U. of Man
New Zealand
Australia
Carman
West Lake
Inter-Lake
Ag. Rep
Shell River Council Seeks Centennial Grant for Fair Grounds
The Shell River Municipal Council met December 2 with all members present. They passed a by law for a vote on a money by law in Makaroff School District 1238 and approved a land transfer by law. Grants and supplementary requests were discussed for CN crossing projects and road works, with funds totals and reeve service pay approved. A by law to apply for a Centennial Grant for the Roblin Agricultural Society fair grounds was also passed.
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Shell River
F. H. Wilson
Makaroff
N.E
Henry Leverne Faulconer
Canadian National Railways Cross
Main Street
Deepdale
Department of Public Works
Main Market Road
S.E
Roblin Agricultural Society For Fair Grounds
Treat Smooth Surface Floors With Simple Wax Choices
Holiday season tips for keeping smooth surface floors gleaming. Two wax types exist polishing waxes which require buffing and self polishing waxes that dry shiny. Polishing waxes can be liquid or paste while self polishing waxes are liquid only.
Roblin Curling Club Sets 1965 Fees and Ice Plans
The Roblin Curling Club outlines fees for 1965 with regular shares at 15 dollars and non shareholder dues at 20 dollars plus 50 cents per game for members and 1 dollar for non-members. Ice rental runs 20 dollars half day 40 dollars full day with season pricing for schools and the Ladies Club. The season spans January to March 1965 and volunteers are urged for ice preparation.
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Roblin Curling Club
B. A. Hawryluk
B. DeLaMare
C. Brade
G. Harper
N. Einarson
E. Pritchard
G. Mitchell
F. Campbell
R. Harlow
G. Gove
B. Turner
B. Shepherd
J. Stewart
W. Sorbo
ICK
Ladies’ Curling Club
Parkland Hockey League plans 14 game Totems season
The Roblin Totems ready for a early start in the Parkland league with a 14 game schedule split between divisions. Coach Walter Hargest leads preparations as Roblin visits Yorkton on December 21 for the opener after two exhibitions this Thursday and Saturday. Season tickets are on sale and fans are asked to offer transport to share rides and support community hockey.
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Parkland Hockey League
Kamsack
Winnipegosis
Minitonas
Grandview
Roblin, Bredenburg
Yorkton R.c.af
Roblin Totems
Yorkton
Walter Hargest
Totems
Gerald Horbay
Collegiate Capers and Roblin Basketball Start Season
The Glee Club resumed practice after exams and performed What Child Is This and O Holy Night with Norma Shearer soloist under director Mrs. R Perchaluk and Isabel Hunter on piano. Roblin Senior Boys Basketball traveled to Dauphin for two close losses 50 52 and 57 58 with foul shooting woes and higher Dauphin fouls.
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Glee Club
Norma Shearer
R. Perchaluk
Isabel Hunter
Roblin
Dauphin
Minor Hockey League Draws Teams for 150 Players
About 150 boys have registered in the Minor Hockey League with five age groups. Some twelve coaches will lead the teams while the Roblin Totems allow later practices for more ice time. A schedule will be released soon and players must have a parental permission card. A $1.00 accident coverage rate is offered by the Manitoba Hockey Association.
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Roblin Totems
Manitoba Hockey Association
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Heming
Your Ag
Haroid Boughton
Local AG
Shell River Council
Pat
Patricia McAuley
Your District Home
Curling Club
Totem Hockey News
Collegiate Capers
J. D. Ready
Bield, Man
Rebiin Review
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