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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 07, 1946
Page
2
A planned drill shows hoses freezing on first use and only two extinguishers available in the Power House. The $800 chemical may be frozen or unused, prompting a plan to warm, lubricate and replace gear. The test still yielded useful lessons for readiness and safety.
Cromarty Mr and Mrs D Black and family spent Saturday with relatives at Makaroff. We extend sympathy to Mr and Mrs P McGuiness on the loss of their twin children last Monday. The W I met at Mrs Don Davis home with good attendance. A very profitable afternoon was spent. The March meeting will be at Mrs Don Black's home.
Wipe veal and trim fat. Cut into 1 1/4 inch cubes. Brown with onion in fat. Add water and tomato juice. Simmer four hours. Add onion, celery, onions, spaghetti and seasonings. Simmer one hour more. Thicken with flour and water. Six servings.
Miss Elda Olson takes a position with Canada Packers Metro Franchuk named village constable H J Sures sells stores at Boggy Creek and San Clara Pte Charles Wilkinson visits from Winnipeg Mrs L Learn heads to Vancouver Miss A Graham Nokomis visits Dauphin and other towns The hockey club traveled to MacNutt 1 2 loss Saskatchewan forms Unit No 35 with 82 districts Sgt James Mortmore returns after five years overseas War Effort Club meets January 20 to wind down business Basketball results Red Socks lose to Atom Splitters 36 24 Sharp Shooters beat Bulldozers 26 24 League standings shown
Ian Sangster and Ted Benson returned from Dauphin on Wednesday. Earl McGinnis injures foot spreading concerns. Wm Sangster Jr and Billy head to Lethbridge Alberta. Patrio tic Society met at Mrs. Bert Dixon home January 30. Next meeting at Mrs. Wm Johns on. School attendance low due to sewer colds. W Hamilton of Waskada taking over elevator while Mr. Clark recuperates. Earl Button visits from Sudbury to Dauphin hospital. Rink interest rises as square draw nears end with possible three rinks tied for $10 prize.
Mrs P Bearman returns from Dauphin CG T Argent visited Makaroff week FO D Rink back from overseas Welcome home Roads ploughed to the highway Mrs R Bovee on sick list wishing speedy recovery FE Luchuk traveled to Winnipeg to see his wife patient in General hospital her condition improved
Pastor Howarth of Roblin visited Merridale four days last week. Spud Sanders toured his Dauphin sub-office with main base in Roblin. A shower honors Miss Stella Myslenchuk bride-elect at the My slenchuk home this Saturday. Roblin roads opened by Sam Loko with one mile of shoveling. A Roblin resident reports beer stolen during a visit. Levi Sanders returns to work as a sawyer at Kelly Cockerill’s mill after 19 years away.
The report outlines potential improvements to firefighting gear and methods. It notes current equipment limitations and suggests feasible upgrades to bolster response effectiveness and safety for crews.
Earl Clausen visits Winnipeg while Mrs. N Dixon and her young son stay with her parents. Miss Arlene Mills recovers after an operation in Kamsack Hospital. A reader asks how the Career Area School Plan supports rural students from Grade 10 to attend high school and whether Grade 11 also qualifies, requesting an answer for the next issue.
Makaroff YT Crundhy spent the weekend at Dauphin. Mrs. C. W. Robinson is a patient in the Kamsack hospital. Claude Argent of Deendele was a visitor in town Monday. Rev Ellison of Roblin visited with Mr. and Mrs. Z. G. Anderson Monday. Ariere Mills at Wangact hospital is progressing favorably. Chas. Elder Jr. is returning aboard the Acquitania.
Roblin Creamery topped awards at the Dairy Convention in Winnipeg last week for butter product quality. Space constraints delay full treatment, with coverage postponed to next week.
A Manitoba Special Select Committee studied education from 1944 to 1945, reviewing global practices and aiming to rebuild a postwar system. It examined administration funding equality curricula teacher training and postwar education with 24 organizations offering briefs. The Manitoba Teachers' Society highlights key recommendations for trustees and citizens.
Manitoba officials dispute confusion over new safety rules noting that drivers with public liability and property damage insurance receive a pink Motor Vehicle Liability Insurance Card to avoid penalties after accidents. The registrar explains add on cards for others driving the car and distinguishes when a white Financial Responsibility Card is needed for non insurance financial actions.
The Cadet Corps entered a five member junior flag shooting team in the 1.C.C.E. event, with members Charlie Cranwell Steve Dzikowski Douglas Kelso Tom Scott and Gilbert Stefansson posting an average of 88.8. On January 31 fifteen top marksmen, under range officer Mr. Kines, competed in the Dominion of Canada title Association event achieving an average of 89.1 across the team.
In loving memory of Richard Nash who passed away on February 1st. The poem reflects sorrow, loss, and the belief that he rests in heaven, leaving a cherished vacancy in the family. From Loving Wife and Family.
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