The Home and the School movement overview
The Home and School is a nonpartisan, nonsectarian federation linking parents and teachers to improve education. It outlines a multi-tier structure from local to international bodies and lists twelve benefits including stronger home and school life, better school facilities, community understanding, and children’s rights to a good home, school, and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Home and School Association
Canadian Home and School and Parent Teacher Federation
Roblin Hospital Aid report presented by Mrs G Ritchie
The Roblin Hospital Aid reports for the year ending September 15 1956 led by recording secretary Mrs G Ritchie. The group serves a modern hospital with beds and 14 bassinettes and includes 37 members from town and surrounding districts. They sew 236 articles for linens and nurses residence, bought items cost 109.40 dollars, and raised 1059.32 through ice carnival and other events. They have two representatives on the hospital Governing Board and look forward to another successful year.
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Roblin Hospital
Forage seed allotment offered to Roblin area farmers
Harold Boughton reports 28 lots of legume forage grass seed under the forage policy will be available in Roblin. Ten acres of land can be sown at about 26.65 dollars, roughly a quarter of wholesale and half the retail price. Seed mix includes chrome grass meadow fescue and alfalfa GENO1 certified couch free standards. Apply by February 28 to have seed allocated from Winnipeg. Lump jaw in livestock linked to coarse hay. early treatment with pencillin injections and iodine drenching advised. consult a veterinarian for severe cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sols and Crops
Roblin
Agricultural Office
Winnipeg
Makaroff Ladies Aid Meeting Report January 4
The Ladies Aid met at Mrs. W. Beattie home on Friday afternoon January 4 with ten members and two visitors. President Mrs. E. Boyce presided. Hymn, scripture by Mrs. Beattie, welcomed new member Mrs. Griffith. Twenty five dollars approved for sewing committee to buy fall bazaar materials. Lunch served by Mrs. Beattie assisted by Mrs. Grundy and Mrs. Bayce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
W. Beattie
F. Grundy
W. A. Bayce
Deaths Tummion and Bailey in Roblin Union Church
Deaths notice from Dauphin and Roblin Manitoba reports Mathew Tummion aged 7 years 2 months 1 day died Sunday January 13 1957 with funeral January 17 at 3 30 in Roblin Knox United Church John Tomlin Bailey aged 84 died Monday January 14 1957 with funeral January 17 at 2 in Roblin Knox United Church
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Tummon
Dauphin
Man
Matthew Tummion
Roblin Knox United Church
Roblin Review Seeks Printing Contact for Standards
Local notice invites businesses to submit contact details for printing services. The Roblin Review seeks a preferred supplier toensure consistent ad and issue layouts. Community readers expect timely, high quality proofs and reliable subscription inserts.
Shell River Council Inaugural Meeting Appointments Made
Minutes of the Rural Municipality of Shell River meeting held January 2 1957 show incoming councilors I Edel and P Styba taking oath with Reeve F H Wilson presiding. The session appoints Deputy Reeve B S Sanders, Finance and Public Works Committees, reappoints secretary treasurer M V Beaven at 2500, sets office helper allowance, approves by laws and 1957 assessment, approves accounts totaling 20860 32 and seeks ministerial validation and grants for road work and relief and outlines staffing, grants, and road projects for 1957 58.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell River
I. Edel
P. Styba
Traub and Sanders
Edel and
Styba
M. V. Beaven
Sec.-Treas
Royal Bank of Canada
Roblin
Wm. A. Large
Cte. Riach
J.A. Edwards
Minister of Municipal Affairs
Jehovah's Witnesses Hold Swan River Assembly Highlights
Swan River hosted a semiannual assembly of Jehovah's Witnesses at Legon Hall with delegates from Finn Flon The Pas Gilbert Plains Grandview and Roblin. Highlights included Public Speaking Training School led by G H Saltmarsh, an immersion service, and the all color film The Happiness of the New World Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jehovah's Witnesses
Swan River
Assembly of Jehovah's Witnesses
Legon Hall
Finn Flon
The
Pas
Gilbert Plains
Grandview
Roblin
Watchtower Society
Toronto
G.H. Saltmarsh
New World Society
Nuremberg
Hitler
Noah
C.P. Clarke
Redistribution Report To Be Tabled February 1st
Three days after the January 29 opening of the Manitoba legislature, members will receive a report from the Electoral Divisions Boundaries Commission on a revised constituency map. The independent body, first of its kind in Canada, shifts to a 7 to 4 urban rural ratio based on the 1936 census, with public hearings planned later in multiple Manitoba locations. Changes affect 57 constituencies, eliminating six rural seats, creating two northern seats Flin Flon and Churchill, and reshaping Winnipeg seats to total 20. Continues on pages.
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Manitoba
House
Electoral Divisions Boundaries Commission
Independent Commission
Canada
Brandon
Around Town: Christmas Visits and Elks Bonspiel Note
Mr. Frank Limb and Marlene visited Harold Howe for Christmas. Howe returned from Winnipeg after attending the funeral of his uncle W. B. Adams. Mrs. Mary Milvharek and daughter Myrna returned from Toronto where they visited Mrs. Micharek's daughter and son-in-law. Three local Elks rinks traveled to Dauphin for the Manitoba Elks Bonspiel with about 30 rinks. local skips were Wm. Cross, Lou Harper, and Stewart Galbraith. The Galbraith rink, with F. A. Newton, Lloyd Hembroff, Robert Yourchuk of Dauphin, and B. Galbraith, won second place.
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Frank Limb
Marlene
Harold Howe
Howe
Winnipeg
W. B. Adams
Mary Milvharek
Myrna
Toronto
Elks
Dauphin
Manitoba Elks
Wm. Cross
Lou Harper
Stewart Galbraith
Galbraith
F. A. Newton
Lloyd Hembroff
Robert Yourchuk
Obituary for Stanley C Reynar in Leduc Alberta
Funeral services were held in Leduc Alberta for Stanley Charles Reynar 41 who died December 28 1956 in Winnipeg. Rev Hickman and Chaplain Jones officiated with Hamstock Funeral Home Edmonton in charge. Interment in Leduc Cemetery. Survived by wife Irene daughter Charlotte son Timothy, father C H Reynar brothers Herbert Harry Waverly Melvin Oakley and Douglas in various places.
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Baptist Church
Leduc
Alberta
Stanley Charles Reynar
Deer Lodge
Winnipeg
Hickman
Jones
Canadian Legion
Hamstock
Edmonton
Reynar
Beaver Tracking Company
Witden
Man
Roblin
The
United Church
the Elks Lodge
Chamber of Commerce
Irene
Charlotte
Timothy
C. H. Reynar
Herbert
Harry
Waverly
Melvin
Bancarz Rites Held for Dauphin Life Retiree
Funeral services were held for Mark Bancarz aged 57 at Dauphin General Hospital area death occurred December 31 1956 He born in Poland 1900 moved to Canada with parents then settled at Goodeve Sask later Silverwood district farmed until 1953 retirement in Dauphin worked for CNR Survived by wife a daughter a son eight brothers and one sister
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Mark Bancarz
Dauphin General Hospital
John
Pete
Jack
Mike
Carl
Metro Bancarz
Mr. Bancara
Poland
Canada
Fat Goodeve
Sask
Silverwood
Dauphin
C.N.R
William Adams Funeral Held in Winnipeg 1857
William Brooklyn Adams aged 48 died January 2 at Winnipeg General Hospital. Funeral held Saturday at Clarke and Leatherdale, interment Brookside Cemetery. A manufacturers agent and Dental Corps veteran, he resided in Winnipeg 20 years. Survived by wife Blaise, son Brooklyn, daughter Brenda, mother Christena Adams, brothers and four sisters across British Columbia and Manitoba.
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Clarke and Leatherdale
William Brooklyn Adams
Winnipeg General Hospital
Brookside
Adams
Winnipeg
Dental Corps
Brooklands-Weston
Canadian Legion
Nathan B. Adams
Tummer
Man
Blaise
Brooklyn
Brenda
Christena Adams
Sardis
B.C
Jack
Peachland
C. Howe
Roblin
C. Duquemin
Kelowna
B. C
A. MacDonald
Also Mentioned on This Page
T. C. Meadows
Association
Ways and Means
New Years Baby
Foods Committee
McGirr & Hirschfield Barristers
Ag.Rep
Harold Boughton
Makaroff Ladie
Roblin Review
F. H. Wilson
Sanders
N. Pottras
City of Winnipeg
M. Hushka
Province of Manitoba
E. M. Paul
St. Paul’s
Evemtide
Mr. E. Ward
Caterpillar Road
Outfit
Wm. Sorochuk
Cliff. Coleman
E. Saunders
Roblin Consumers Coop
Imperial Oil Co
Department of Public Works
Togo
Margaret Paul
DeMa Paul
Canadian National Railways
CNR
Ward
Deepdale
Togo Road
Roblin Consumers’ Co-operative
Lees
C. Hughes
Roblin Co
A. M. Bauman
Rogers Children
Wm. R. Scott
L. Simpson
W. Lowe
H. G. Ayer
Ben Urbanski
D. Staples
J. R. Mitchell
F. Eslinger
Wit Ward
Art McIntyre
Geo. Murray
I. R. Beattle
Roblin Trading
St. Paul's Home
Salvation Army Home
Prov. of Man
Post Office
M.T.S
M. D. Lepowyck
J. Fowler
Russell
Norfolk Beautiful Plains
Deloraine
Henwood
Iberville & Fisher
Flin Flon
Churchill
St. Boniface
Greater Winnipeg
Roblir
Virden
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