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The fragment presents an obituary-like line listing D H H Oliphant as publisher and a series of initials and garbled text. No clear events, dates, or organizations are readable to form a full summary.
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 12, 1961
Page
2
The fragment presents an obituary-like line listing D H H Oliphant as publisher and a series of initials and garbled text. No clear events, dates, or organizations are readable to form a full summary.
The text discusses efforts to boost productivity and lower prices through tax cuts and policy shifts. It references Canadian labour and domestic production, aiming to make goods competitive with international markets. It notes government steps toward a budget and the need for broader tax reductions to lower energy and consumer prices.
The article notes a proposed Spock Exchange to restore Canada’s food sector and rebuild investor confidence after a sharp stock market drop. Editors say fear of government and exchange actions fuels declines, affecting primary finance data and market stability.
Manitoba officials announced the Crop Insurance Tribunal naming Woo Parner, president, and two others to form the Appeals Tribunal. The group will hear farmer appeals on crop insurance decisions as 2500 Manitoba farmers participate in Canada’s first comprehensive crop insurance program. Indemnities are expected to total about 92,000 dollars, with a portion to be processed in days pending further investigation.
Winter parking guidance suggests placing the car with its back into the wind if unprotected, covering the hood with a blanket, anchoring covers, using newspaper or cardboard on the windshield and rear window, and securing windshields with vinyl covers or tape.
Youll find it in the want ads, with casual talk about protecting a car in cold months. Advice covers frequent washes wax coats chrome oil film and paint retouch. A hack suggests running a power cord to place a light bulb near the engine block to warm it before starting.
The Cromarty 41 Club began 1961 with its first meeting at Cromarty Hall on January 6. Thirty seven members attended and one new member joined. Prizes of tools were awarded to the top five tractor club members: Robert Mitchell, George Watson, Brian Mitchell, Johnny Nott, and Bert Tucker. A party for members was planned after the next meeting on February 3.
Cromarty Happy Stitchers held their fourth regular meeting on December 30 followed by a toboggan party and a Pot-Luck supper. On January 6 the sewing club met with Cromarty 4-H clubs, next meeting January 19 in Cromarty hall with Miss L Bathe attending. Girls urged to complete samples.
The notice directs that all advertisements for the irReview must reach by Tuesday noon for publication. It explains acceptance limits, cash requirement for certain columns, and prohibits telephone ads. Classified ads cost 2 cents per word per insertion with a 50 cent minimum.
The Roblin Women’s Institute resumes meetings at Mrs Nia Sahoster’s home on Thursday January 19 at 2 pm. A Roblin M.F.L.U. monthly gathering follows on the same day at 8 pm with films, farm problem discussions for 1961, butter price support reduction debate, and Keith Alexander MILA named best speaker for Roblin on crop insurance. Everyone welcome.
Mrs J W Lamb thanks friends in the W A Ladies Club and Roblin acquaintances for Christmas and Get Well cards and flowers during a prolonged hospital stay in Phoenix. She notes daily family visits and a packet of goodwill from home uplifted her spirits.
Roblin Creamery of Roblin Manitoba invites tenders for buttermilk for 1961 starting February 1. Tenders may be yearly or three year terms and must be submitted in writing by January 21, 1961. Lowest tender not guaranteed acceptance.
Rural Municipality of Hillsburg invites bids for 1961 work including D7 machine operators and motor grader, gravel hauling for municipal roads, and 5000 ft of green spruce culvert lumber. Bids due February 1, 1961 at 3 PM to the Secretary-Treasurer Charles Filewich Roblin Manitoba.
Classified notices list multiple for sale items in Roblin Manitoba. A frame building on a right of way suitable for small business or dwelling plus various livestock and equipment: a V shaped snow plow, brood sows, Yorkshire hogs, Percheron mare, a purebred Holstein bull, and a cry for contact details with phone numbers and locations in Roblin.
Notices to creditors for the estates of Jopin Motoshoski and Ella Mabala McMurray call for statutory declarations and claims to be filed by February 1961 and January 1961 respectively. Rupert Carr represents executors Orville Wilson and George Murray in Roblin.
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