Shopping in Russia A Glimpse of Life and Etiquette
A New York Times piece on food scarcity and rationing in the Soviet Union explains how shoppers endure long lines at stores, open air markets, and varying prices. It notes bread and potatoes dominate diets, meat is costly, and gloves dictate social conduct from shopping to worship and formal events.
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Russia
New York Times
Final Day At Jehovahs Witnesses Rally In Kamsack
Attendance reached 510 on the convention’s closing day in Kamsack marking a three day event. The theme urged mutual effort to do God’s will amidst world crisis with a sermon titled Uniting Men In A Split Up World by A M Didur. An ordination Saturday added two new ministers, Sigurd Olsen noting a lay emphasis on spiritual service to the Roblin community with about fifty participants.
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Jehovah’s Witnesses
Kamsack
A. M. Didur
Sigurd Olsen
Roblin Congregation
Jehovah's Witnesses
Roblin
Inglis Tops Parkland League Standings
The Inglis hockey club leads the Parkland league standings with key players from Rublin contributing to the strong first place showing.
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Inglis
Parkland Hockey League
Inglis Hockey Club
Rublin
Jorys Celebrate Golden Wedding in Roblin Manitoba
Mr and Mrs Leonard Jory of Roblin Manitoba marked their golden wedding anniversary on December 27 1961. A family dinner December 24 at the home of their eldest son Gordon Jory followed with 35 guests. The couple married December 27 1911 at Knox Presbyterian Church Brandon. They moved to Roblin in 1923 and retired in 1947. They have three sons Gordon Ralph Lisle and two daughters Beat rice and Ruby and fourteen grandchildren.
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Leonard Jory
Roblin Man
Gordon Jory
Jory
A. J. Edwards
Shultz
T. H. Taylor
Brandon
Man
Knox Presbyterian Church
Roblin
The
United Church
Gordon
Ralph
Lisle
Pasadena
Calif
Beatrice
Alex Craig
Russell
Ruby
Barry Platt
Winnipeg
Roblin Sewing Susies Christmas Meeting Held
The Roblin Sewing Susies held a December 16 1961 Christmas party with tobogganing at Dill in's hill, a pot luck supper, songs, games, and gift exchange. The club decided to donate to the March of Dimes and the 4 H Club Council. The next meeting is set for January 8 1962 with the National Farm Radio Forum Program.
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Roblin Sewing Susies
Dillin’s Hill
March of Dimes
4-H Club Council
National Farm Radio Forum
Obituary for Kost Skrepnek of MacNutt Sask
Kost Skrepnek 86 died December 25 1961 in Roblin Manitoba after a long illness. Funeral at Roblin Greek Orthodox Church December 30 with Rev E Schwetz officiating. Interment in MacNutt Orthodox cemetery. pallbearers named. Survived by four sons and three daughters, plus siblings and many grandchildren.
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Roblin
Kost Skrepnek
MacNutt, Sask
Man
E. Schwetz
Roblin Memorial Chapel
MacNutt Orthodox Cemetery
Leo Wereschuk
Peter Sauchuk
Peter K. Marteniuk
Fred Tkatchuk
John Tkatchuk
John Sewa
Austria
Doria Petrashchuk
Canada
Mr. Skrepnek
George
Jim
Detroit
U.S.A
Alex
Yorkton
Sask
Nick
MacNutt
Edi Artemenko
Mary
Lena Paritch
Flin Flon
Jack Crider
Rose
New York
Us.a
Moses
Alberta
Christmas visits and family gatherings in Roblin area
Local residents and relatives from Ochre River Winnipeg and Dauphin spent Christmas and New Year at homes across Roblin. Notable visits include Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Wolf of Ochre River and extended Puritch and Kines families. The Even ing Guild meets January 8 at 8 pm in the United Church basement.
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J. B. Arnott
David and
Dianne
Winnipeg
J. Arnott and
Cranwell
Town
Winter Grosbeaks Flit Through Freezing Weather
A reader notes a flock of Pine Grosbeaks near the office during midwinter. They resemble robins in size and red breasts but are confirmed as Pine Grosbeaks, regular winter visitors drawn by the cold and seeking human company.
Hillsburg Council approves hay project accounts and payments
Hillsburg Municipal Council met December 28 1961 with Reeve John Perchaluk presiding. They adopted the prior minutes and passed By Law No 368 cancelling taxes and accounts totaling 74.99 6.46 and 29.00. Edward Mysluchuk received a 117.70 bonus for 1961. Hay project accounts total 1081.05 with payments to Supervisor Joe Perchaluk 608.35 Truck Service Peter Hojnocki 3700 miles at 10c per mile 370.00 Stockpiling Eugene Melnychenko 102 1/2 tons at 1.00 per ton 102.50. The list of accounts No 137 to 248 totaling 37738.99 was approved.
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Hillsburg
John Perchaluk
Julius Otke
Mike Bealdoski
R. M
Grandview
Edward Myslchuk
Joe Perchaluk
Peter Hojnocki
Eugene Melnychenko
Hospital Finance and Building Committee Meetings Held
The Roblin Hospital District No 2 Finance Committee met on December 12 1961 at 4 pm with most members present except W Ford. Minutes from November 17 were read and adopted. Accounts totaling 3086.79 on the operating account and 1648.12 on the depreciation fund were approved. Coal drayage bids: F R Dube 1.25 per ton and T Twerdon 1.35 per ton. Dube accepted at 1.25. A Building Committee meeting on December 15 with W Ford absent discussed Provincial Winter Works aid at 50 percent for eligible renovator employees through May 31 1962. Secretary to confer with Ford. Architect fee set at 6 percent of the accepted tender. Wall finish in the emergency OR and related questions to be discussed with MHS P and to verify conductive flooring, plaster trap and cabinet details.
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Roblin Hospital District No. 2
W. Ford
F. R. Dube
T. Twerdon
Gram
Ford
M.H. S.P
M. H.S.P
Xmas Visitors and Local Festivities Across District
District residents shared holiday moments visiting relatives in Regina Winnipeg Kamsack Roblin Archerville Thompson Swan River and Vancouver. A 25th wedding anniversary party at the Hampson home featured a cash gift and a Krupp address. Christmas and New Year greetings extended to numerous families including the Yakubowski Bancarz Klassen Armistead and Irvine households.
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Clifford Mulroy
Wilfred Krupp
Toronto
John Mulroy
Walter Krupp
Joe Hampson
Vancouver
Sam Hampson
Jim Cooper
Regina
Wm. Dickie
C. Craven
Pas
H. Craven
J. H. Abercrombie
Winnipeg
G. Duns
Kamsack
Sask
Russell
H. Watson
Roblin
Dave Davis
H. Scoville
Watrous, Sask
E. M. Olson
Dublin
Henry Hilderman
Alex Mick
Wm. Hampson
W. Krupp
Joe Yakubowski
Russell, Man
Pete Bancarz
Joan Klassen
Charlotte
Richard Klassen
Clifford Klassen
Thompson
Willis Armistead
Swan River
Art Watson
Lynn Lake
Stanley Irvine
Budget Planning Emphasizes Farm Record Keeping in Canada
Your Ag Rep reports a 1962 budget plan focus as farming moves toward formal budgets and record systems. It urges small operators to adopt business like practices and record books to track every hundred dollars. 4 H clubs across Canada will hear the Canadian Farm Radio Forum January 8 at 8 30 p m on CBW Winnipeg and CBK Regina to discuss How Can 4 H Be Improved.
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Canada
Canadian Farm Radio Forum
CBW
Winnipeg
CBK
Regina
Irvine family Christmas visit noted in Silverwood report
Mr. Neil Irvine of Smiley Sask spent Christmas and New Year at his parents, Mr and Mrs Stan Irvine, with Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Irvine, Mr. Bert Dixon and Miss Darla Dixon also mentioned in the Silverwood reporter note.
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Darlene Desse
Archeville
Sask
Albert Armistead
Archeville, Sask
Neil Irvine
Smiley, Sask
Stan Irvine
Lawrence Irvine
Bert Dixon
Darla Dixon
Golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs W C Kines
Well known Naramata residents Mr and Mrs W C Kines celebrated their golden wedding with an open house reception on Wednesday. Married in Roblin Manitoba on November 29 1911 they are parents of four children Clare Pat Marjorie and Mildred and have eight grandchildren. Their home in Naramata for ten years hosted many relatives and friends with guests including daughters and grandchildren Lee Larry Dennis and Jill. Co hosts included Mrs L S Borton and her daughters.
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Naramata
W. C. Kines
Roblin
Manitoba
Clare
Pat
Calgary
Marjorie
Anson Day
Mildred
Lloyd Eckhoff
Armstrong
Lee
Larry
Dennis
Jill
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Roblin Review
Margaret and
Harry Oliphant
Inglis Bredenburg Langerburg Kamszek Russell
Mrs. Leonard Jory
Roblin Sewing
H. C. Wolf
Ochre River
E. Fletcher
Lena Puritch
James Puritch
K. Skrepneck
Wm. Burton and
Lois
Baldur, Man
Ken Burton
Mel Hammond
Broadview
John Kines
Birtle
Mrs. J. Kines
Wm. Truffyn
Hugh Kines
Eli Cheropita
F. Perry
Rose Truffyn
W. Yourchek
Florence Paulenko
Arnott
J. K. Paulenko
George Paulenko
Mrs. N. Mudry
George Kelso
Wm. Cross
Karen
George Giles
George Schmaltz
Lay
Norris Hargreaves
W. A. Walker
Deleau, Man
R. M. Bray
Alexander, Man
G. Wildeman
K. R. McBain
Walter Kroll
Burke Parker
Gilbert Plains
Henry Ross
Z. Kroll
Harold Kroll
Dawn Harper
Mrs. N. Shienton
Mccreary, Man
Lilian Heming
Ted Heming
Greg Pelletier
Mrs. G. Harper
Doug Goodbun
Lisa Lynn
J. Goodbun
Audrey van Drecht of
G. van Drecht
Reggie
Billy Gilbert
Bramwell and Cross
Jack Richardson
Dauphin
Hutchison
J. W. Haines
Bob and
Brian
Kelliher, Sask
H. C. Cranwell
Alice Thom
Mrs. Dowkes
Reggie Bray
Alexander
N. Hargreaves Home
Sharon Livingstone
Brandon College
Harold Boughton
Peter Calvert
Grace Hospital
A. O. Purdy
Norwood, Man
H. R. Mitchell
Evening Guild
D. H. Oliphant
Lorne Nicholson
Heather Hargreaves
HAY Project
District News
Togo
N. Michasen
Maple Creek, Sask
Guy Parker
Silverwood
Mrs. W. C. Kines
Kines
L. S. Borton