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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 07, 1965
Page
2
The piece argues against taxing farm buildings, citing loss of winter subsidies, lack of services, high assessment costs, and incentives to abandon farms for towns. It warns voters to oppose tax plans, noting farmers’ isolation from assessors and the broader impact on food prices and rural communities.
Health minister Hon. C. H. Witney releases Manitoba vital statistics for 1904 showing a 2 percent uptick in marriages, a decline in births to Manitoba parents, and a slight drop in deaths based on actual figures.
The minister reported 20,403 Manitoba births in 1964, down 850 from 22,243 in 1963, with July the peak month at 2,003. June and September followed, and November the lowest with 1,200. Deaths totaled 7,306 in 1964, down from 7,478 in 1963.
Local league outlines practice times for ages 8 to 16 with weekly slots across days and hours. Juveniles 16 plus meet Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Donations of used hockey equipment are welcomed, contact Sam Lebedovich.
The Manitoba Telephone office won best business lighting while Mr and Mrs H Cross topped the best decorated home. Honorable mentions went to T H Taylor, Graham Mitchell, and Edith Traub. Winners to attend the Chamber of Commerce meeting January 26 to receive shields.
A chaotic KHL style mix reveals Russians defeating locals in biting cold as Winnipeg reporters describe arrival in sub zero weather with fedora style seals and wide grins. meanwhile teachers debate pay raises amid Santa Claus bills.
A reflective column jokes about tougher standpoints on taxes and politics, notes aging poets and a centenarian gift, and jokes about California floods and Winnipeg snow drifts. It surveys New Year resolutions, a Canadian Discotheque trend, and science news on snow crystal forms. The piece closes with a call to make 1965 friendlier and more comfortable.
Regis promotes its service as a convenient home away from home for visitors to Winnipeg welcoming guests with a cheerful New Year message from Reggie.
In loving memory of father Mike who died January 13 1961. We think of him in silence and weep in our aching hearts. Missed by daughter Mary son in law George and family. Also includes auxiliary meeting notice for the Royal Canadian Legion Roblin Braugh with date time and lunch committee. Also for sale blue Lady carriage priced at 15 dollars and a street address update for Keith Alexander in Winnipeg.
The Province of Manitoba offers for sale by public auction at 2:00 P.M. on Friday January 15 1965 estimated timber including 6000 cords black spruce pulpwood 300000 fbm white spruce lumber and 900000 fbm jack pine lumber. Upset prices apply and the sale area is Duck Mountain Forest Reserve sections 14 23 15 22 26 27 township 32 range 25 wpm. Further details available from the Director of Forest Management Winnipeg.
The Forest Act offers about 2 300 000 F B M White Spruce Lumber 250 000 F B M Poplar 75 000 F B M Birch 1 200 Cords Black Spruce Pulpwood and 800 Cords Balsam Pulpwood for public auction at Renewable Resources Dauphin Manitoba at 2 00 P M Monday January 18 1965 with upset prices 8 50 per M F B M for White Spruce 3 00 per M L F B M for Poplar 7 00 per MF BM for Birch 2 10 per Cord for Black Spruce Pulpwood and 1 50 per Cord for Balsam Pulpwood Timber Sale MW 4442 GV comprising Sections 21 22 27 28 in Township 27 Range 24 W P M within the Duck Mountain Forest Reserve Spruce yearly cut limit 500 000 F B M Lumber and 300 Cords Pulpwood Regional Supervisor Dauphin Resources Winnipeg December 10 1964.
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