Anglican Church Annual Meeting Held Jan 24 1963
Christ Church Anglican held its annual meeting in the church crypt on Thursday January 24 1963. Rev Leslie Daley opened with prayer and reported on progress and obligations met. Officers elected for 1963 included Rector's Warden C Carr People's Warden Dr J Layng Sec Treas J J Collins Vestry L Hembroff Geo Giles Dr B Dorran L Watson and a W A member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church
Leslie Daley
C. Carr
J. Layng
J. J. Collins
L. Hembroff
Geo. Giles
B. Dorran
L. Watson
W.A
Cromarty 4‑In‑1 Club Holds February Meeting At School
The Cromarty 4‑In‑1 Club met February 1 in Cromarty School with 25 members and six teachers. Beef, Tractor, and Garden Clubs reported attendance and ongoing projects. Officers elected include Robert Mitchell president and Fred Framingham vice‑president. Public Speaking featured six juniors on animals not native to Manitoba. Seven rinks were chosen for the Roblin bonspiel and Mrs. J Coutts was selected for Brandon leadership school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cromarty
Cromarty School
Beef Club
Judy Framingham
Terry Watson
Tractor Club
Robert Mitchell
Fred Framingham
Dale Simpson
Scott Mitchell
Bert Tucker
Garden Club
Bers
Manitoba
Audrey Coutts
J. R. Mitchell
Roblin
J. Coutts
Brandon
Regina visitors and returns feature local social notes
Local and social items list R. J. Cox of the RCM P visiting his Regina parents Wm and Mrs Cox over the weekend. J R Mitchell attended a Manitoba Hydro electrical heating school at Brandon last week. Mrs Steve Nahirney visited Regina and Yorkton then returned home Thursday. Phyllis Nahirney left Sunday for Winnipeg en route to Vancouver to visit friends and relatives and renew acquaintances in Chilawack Calgary and Edmonton. Lydia Miller returned home after business in Saskatoon and Prince Albert. Accordion students met at Mrs Miller’s Friday with Cecil Brooks and Bill Gallant. William Nowosad of Roblin Collegiate will attend a Winnipeg seminar February 9 hosted by the Manitoba Teachers Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Nahirney
Regina
Yorkton
Phyllis Nahirney
Winnipeg
Vancouver
Chilawack
B.C
Calgary
Edmonton
Lydia Miller
Cecil Brooks
Dauphin
Bill Gallant
Roblin
William Nowosad
Manitoba Teachers’ Society
George Paul Jr
Stella Marie
Fleurian Lavoillette
Toby Lavoillette
Bernedette Bedu
Benito Hospital
Dollard Mailhot
Armand Mailhot
D. Mailhot
Dennis Danphousse
Miss Evertt Maquin
Leteulie
Man
D. Danphousse
Canada
George Carriere
Bricksdale
B. Bedu
Rene
Rainbows Set Pace For Winter Angling
Manitoba Fisheries lists nine trophy fish for the 20th Master Angler award led by rainbow trout from Persse Lake caught during winter ice-fishing. Heaviest rainbow six to seven pounds with John W. Thomas of Dauphin taking the top prize. A 26 pound four ounce northern pike from Cranberry Lake is also noted. Persse and nearby Tees Lake were restocked since 1955 and are now productive pothole trout lakes. Winter catches are excellent though open-water fishing is less predictable. Frozen minnows and salmon roe are favored bait.
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Roblin
Manitoba Fisheries Branch
C. H. Witney
John W. Thomas
Dauphin
F. D. Lopichuk
Cranberry Lake
Persse Lake
Duck Mountain
Benito
Tees Lake
Manitoba Legislature set to open February 28
First session of the 27th Manitoba Legislature will open on Thursday February 28. Premier Duff Roblin said the session will be a working session unveiling policies to boost Manitoba toward economic maturity. The Legislature contains 35 Progressive Conservatives, 13 Liberals, 8 NDP and 1 Social Credit member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Duff Roblin
NDP
Social Credit
Father Yaroslaw Dybka leaves St. Vladimir's College
Father Yaroslaw Dybka CSSR of St. Vladimir's College Roblin left February 4th to become assistant pastor at St. Peter and Paul Ukrainian Catholic Church Saskatoon. Born in Winnipeg he joined the Redemptorists and helped open St. Vlad's in 1956. He directed the college choir gaining wide acclaim.
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Yaroslaw Dybka
CSSR
St. Vladimir's College
Roblin
St. Peter and Paul Ukrainian Catholic Church
Saskatoon
Vladimir Krayewsky
The
Redemptorist Fathers
Rome
Father Dybka
Winnipeg
Schoo
St Vladimir's honors Father Dybka and farewells in Roblin
Saturday and Sunday events at St Vladimir's College highlighted Father Dybka's service with a student program of song dance and speeches and a farewell luncheon. The Roblin community wished him well as he prepares a Saskatoon stay and return to continue his work. Local society notes cover hospital stays births and weddings among Roblin residents, plus Legion members attending a Bonspiel in Roblin.
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Father of
St. Vladimir's
Father Dybka
Saskatoon
Roblin
Swine Short Course Highlights Labor Saving Systems
Agriculture agents report swift changes in swine buildings and gear as farmer ingenuity tackles labor in feed handling and management. Mech anization reduces barn cleaning labor through cleaners pumps and lagoon storage, with a gutter cleaner shown as a cost effective option from Manitoba. Harold Scotchmer notes many hogs lose potential A grade to over fattened B grade carcasses and advises weighing hogs toward market weight and feeding balanced rations to improve profits. The day summarized key insights from the Swine Short Course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Oatway
Extension Service
Srat
Oatway
Manitoba
Harold Scotchmer
Hembroff Rink Wins Legion Bonspiel Title
Hembroff led Geo. Giles Hilton Bramwell and Lucien Brazeau defeat Geo. Green Grandview to win Legion trophies at the annual bonspiel on February 4. B Keddy of Dauphin beat A Yeo of Roblin in the secondary final after twelve rinks competed and a turkey banquet followed at the Elks Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Hembroff
Geo. Giles
Hilton Bramwell
Lucien Brazeau
Geo. Green
Grandview
B. Keddy
Dauphin
A. Yeo
Roblin
Elks Hall
Election in April: Diefenbaker government defeated
Prime Minister John Diefenbaker's minority Conservative government falls to opposition dissension. Liberals and Social Crediters unite to pass two non confidence motions by 147 to 111, triggering a general federal election slated for April 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Diefenbaker
Social Credit
Liberals
N.D.P
Social Creditors
Senior Citizens Housing Projects Progress in Manitoba
Manitoba advances senior housing through three models self contained suites hostel accommodation and combined options. Pratt Lindgren and Associates design St Vital Norwood Minnedosa Flin Flon and The Pas units with central courtyards and shared facilities. The St Vital project cost 376000 with 22000 raised by Kinsmen clubs and 95000 provincial grant. Central Mortgage provided long term mortgage. Minnedosa added eight double suites built to the same firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt, Lindgren
St. Vital
Pratt and Lindgren
Kinsmen Club
St. Boniface
Norwood
Province of
Pratt
Second Meeting Held By Assiniboine 4-H Calf Club
The Assiniboine 4 H Calf Club met January 14 1963 at Castleavery School with two leaders and eighteen members. They heard Radio Farm Forum then split into three groups and submitted a report. Five rinks joined the 4 H Bonspiel in Roblin February 22 23, with a follow up curling game February 15 at Dropmore Curling Rink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assiniboine
Castleavery School
Radio Farm Forum
Manitoba Display For Books Of Remembrance
Four leather bound replicas of Canada’s Books of Remembrance will be shown in glass cases at the Manitoba Legislative Building Provincial Library. The volumes honor Canadians who died serving in the South African War WWI WWII and the Korean conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincial Library
Legislative Building
Stewart E. McLean
Manitoba
Peace Tower
Ottawa
McLean
College Team Visits Free Methodist Churches
Moose Jaw Bible College students from the Moose Jaw group visit Free Methodist Churches at Bield and Roblin on Sunday February 10 1963. The team will lead services with trips duets and solos and a team member will deliver the message. Rev Caswell invites attendance at Bield 11 a.m. and Roblin 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Methodist
Bield
Roblin
Moose Jaw
Yakubowski Couple Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Andrew Yakubowski marked their 50th anniversary on Monday January 7 in a family gathering. He came to Canada in 1911 and worked in Winnipeg before moving to Merridale. they wed January 6 1913 in Zelena Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church. They later lived in Silverwood and San Clara, retiring in 1947. They have nine children, thirty six grandchildren, four great grandchildren, with many relatives attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Yakubowski
Joe
Russell, Man
Adam
Annie) Ostrowski
Fort William
Ont
Bjarne
Helen) Gulbrandsen
Win
Nipeg
Man
Jessie
San Clara
John Plat
Mary
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Anglican Church
R. J. Cox
R.C.M.P
Sask
Wm. Cox
Manitoba Hydro
Prince Albert
Witney
Father Y. Dybka
St. Vladimir’s
Happy Lake
Boggy Creek
Frank Lilley
Beatrice Bell
Jerry
Gordon Stinson
W. J. Brazeau
Swan River
Annie Short
Marie Hamel
Short
Legion Branch No. 237
Harold Boughton
Hembroff
Legion
Carmen
Metropolitan Opera
CBC Radio
Don Giovanni
Boris Godunov
Otello
Adriana Lecouvreur
Senior Citizens
Department of Welfare
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