Winnipeg Visitors Arrive to Visit Langan and Lilley Families
Mrs Florance Morceau and Mrs T Langan of Winnipeg arrived Saturday to visit Mr and Mrs Albert Langan and family. They spent Monday with Mr and Mrs Frank Lilley then left Tuesday for Lebret to visit Florence's sister and family. Branconier returned home Saturday from Snow Lake after a week with daughter and son in law. Other Winnipeg guests joined Prosper Allarie family and visited inlaws, with many_arriving Saturday to spend the weekend with parents. They plan to leave for Flin ton, Man on Tuesday accompanied by Mrs Wheeler to visit Thos and Rache Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florance Morceau
T. Langan
Winnipeg
Esturday
Albert. Langan
Frank Lilley
Thos Wheeler
Flin
Community Notes and Farewell for Hilton Brumwell Family
Merridale announcements show visits from Vancouver Winnipeg and Willam Lake groups and congratulations for Peter Stasluk who completed theology studies. A farewell party for Hilton Brumwell and family in Rainy River Ontario featured stainless steel flatware gifts and Legion members attendance plus a social supper.
Bud Turner and Charlie Brade Save Man From Drowning
While camping at the Red Deer River over the long weekend the Turner and Brade families aided a Mafeking man whose boat drifted and sank. Bud Turner and Charlie Brade performed mouth to mouth resuscitation, reviving the man who was then in guarded condition.
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Bud Turner
Charlie
Brade
Man
Red Deer
C. Brade
Roblin court records show multiple fines across acts
Town of Roblin cases list May and June penalties under Criminal Code Liquor Control Act By law Highway Traffic Act and related charges. Convictions include car theft, suspended license offences, assaults and numerous liquor fines ranging from 8 to 104 dollars with several entries spelling names and towns such as Roblin San Clara Timberton and Flin Flon. One juvenile received a suspended sentence. additional cases mirrored regional enforcement in Roblin and Yorkton.
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Town of Roblin
Peter Juba
Canada
Adeland Mancheese
Timberton
Edward Martin
Sin Clara
Albert, Lucciér
Robbin
George ‘Dumont
Sin Clare
Garnett Dixon
San Clara
Robert Cae Roblin
Joseph Lizotte
San
Clara
Robert Coleman
Avinnibeg
W. J. Nykolaishyn
Albert Lucier
Roblin
Peter Matsyk
Lloyd Laliberte
Thomas ‘Lehman
Flin Flon
C. Bonk
Gloria Mancheese
Man
W. Paul
D. A. Mentuck
R. Yaworski
Dauphin
J. Fisher
Shortdale
Tarry
Halovach
Vancouver
Smith
Winnipeg
L. Langan
R. Onofreichuk
Blue’ Wing
J. L. Chartrand
J. L.chartrand
Andrew Merko
Sore ‘Dale
Martin
Gan Clara
Russell Huta
Deepdale
Nell
Criminal Code of Canada
Yorkton
Sauk
Pharmaceutical Convention Honors Outstanding Community Work
A. H. Robins presents an award at a pharmaceutical convention for outstanding community service. Bren Murphy of A. H. Robins accepts on behalf. Graham Mitchell of Carberry chairs the Main Pharmaceutical Association. The firm marks its 60th anniversary in business as of this year.
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A. H. Robins
Bren Murphy
A. H. Robin Co
Graham ‘Mitow
Carberry
Main Pharmaceutical Association
Mitchell's
Centennial convention features past fashions and teflon talk
At Thur Women's state meeting delegates wore 100 year old outfits reflecting Centennial spirit. Dr H H Austman appeared in formal attire. A bursary honoring Rose of Ochre River was presented by Mrs Rose. Kemnay W I won the provincial pillow case contest with 168 entries. Roblin Russell district Binscorth first and Rossburn second.
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Extension Service
Dept. of, Agriculture
Miss Maronssettee
Colles Virstavinner
obadVomsen’s Institute
Myrtle
Manitoba Women’s Institute
Rose
Ochre River
W.I
Kemnay W. I
Roblin-Russell
Binscorth
Rossburn
Recreational programs for children in summer
The town runs a weekday 10 am playground program at the Intermediate School with about sixty children daily. A summer progressive gymnastics series continues, and from July 4 through summer, Memorial Hall hosts arts and crafts at 2 pm with a 25 cent registration to cover materials. The Kinsmen supervise a wading pool near Goose Lake daily 2 to 4 pm.
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Memorial Hall
Goose Lake
Styba announce birth of son Brian Robert June 28
Mr and Mrs Mervin Styba welcome their newborn son Brian Robert born on June 28 joining siblings Lyndon and Shanna in the family.
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Mervin Styba
Brian Robert
Lyndon
Shanna
Father Stasiuk Ordained to Catholic Priesthood
Roblin native Peter Stasiuk, son of Mr and Mrs Michael Stasiuk, will celebrate a solemn Divine Liturgy at 10 a.m. at Holy Redeemer Ukrainian Catholic Church to mark his ordination as a Redemptorist priest. He studied at St Vladimir's College Roblin and was ordained by Metropolitan Maxime Hermaniuk in Winnipeg. On July 16 he will celebrate Mass for Merridale residents.
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John Labuik
Vancouver
B. C
Nick
Proskie
Kendall and Son
Linda ‘Cockerill
Bob
Boyle
Winnipeg
WeCockerill
John Nykyforak
John Gawchuk
Williame Lake
B.C
Manitoba
Morris
CFB Portage la Prairi
Roblin
Vimy Ridge
Dieppe
Navy
HMCS
St. Laurent
Army
Air Force
Hmcs Bonaventure
John A. Porteous
Sagkatoen
Peter Stasiuk
Holy Redeemer
Peter
Michael Stasiuk
Postup School
Roblin's
St. Vladimir’s College
Stasiuk
Maxime Hermaniuk
CSSR
St. Joseph’s
Merridale
Local Band Honors Archie Beach in Roblin Farewell
The Roblin School Band and Majorettes honored Archie Beach with a surprise farewell at Asessippi Beach after the oxwarren parade. Jim Mitchell presented a gift and thanked Beach for his leadership as he and his wife prepare to move to Dauphin. Mr. De Haas will lead the band henceforth, acknowledging Beach's foundational role. The band later showcased at the Brandon Provincial Exhibition Parade, impressing observers. A hometown parade is scheduled on Main Street Saturday at 8:30 PM for the Roblin School Band.
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Roblin
Asessippi ‘Beach
Archie Beach
Dauphin
Jim Mitchell
Mr. Beach
Beach
R. de Haas
de Haas
Brandon
Main Street
Town Happenings At Glance From Flin Flon Weekend
ABOUT TOWN notes recount local residents attending events and traveling. Mr and Mrs Archie Beach attended the Trout Festival in Flin Flon. Peter and Mrs Nowosad returned from Expo and the east with Mrs Nowosad staying to see plays at Stratford. Visitors included Marvin Schumann of Howard Lake en route to Calgary and Bangs. Russell Reid returned to Roblin after wintering in Kelowna and Winnipeg. Prokopowichs spent holidays in British Columbia. Danyluks returned from a vacation in the east. Centennial dress promotion urges wear during the July 14 celebrations for Canada’s 100th birthday.
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Archie Beach
Flin Pilon
Peter Nowosad
Expo
East
Canada
Ziolkoski helps present awards at Makaroff Consolidated School
Mr Orest Ziolkowski Roblin Collegiate principal and Intermountain Division supervisor spoke at Makaroff School last Tuesday. Grade VII pupils learned about high school courses and extra curricular options. Centennial Fitness prizes went to ten Gold Silver Bronze and Red awards to groups and perfect attendance prizes to Billy Craven Debbie Langan and Diane Langan. Makaroff shields honored Geo Hilderman and Sandra Nabe for Grade VII top students. George Hilderman also won the Centennial Award from CKDM for best all round student.
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Orest Ziolkowski
Roblin Collegiate
Intermountain
Makaroff School
Billy Craven
Debbie
Diane Langan
Makaroff
Geo. Hilderman
Sandra Nabe
CKDM
George Hilderman
Weed control guidance for summer fallow and early wheat seeding
Weldon A. Newton reports on summer fallow weed growth, especially wild millet, and its impact on next year cereal seeding. Emphasizes rapid weed growth can reduce future problems but seeds remain. recommends early seeding, soil testing, and fertilization with moisture aiding crop stands. Warns about uneven stands in later cereals and vigilant insect monitoring. Notes wild millet control via 1-2 lb per acre of TCA at one to three leaf stage in oats and barley, but not in wheat fields.
Ward Brothers Win Robertson Associate Award at CSA Meeting
Walter J. and James S. Ward received the Robertson Associate Award at the Canadian Seed Growers Association annual meeting on June 27 at Laval University. The award honors outstanding pedigreed seed production and long service. the Wards have farmed since the 1930s and grown pedigreed seed since 1941, with a career spanning wheat oats and cattle breeding, and frequent Royal Winter Fair exhibitions.
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Laval University
Ward Brothers
Robertson
Canadian Seed Growers’ Association
Canada
Walter J
James S. Ward
Jim
Walter
Roblin
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Henry Capelle
Rickimith
Bramwell
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Hilton
Alway
Ricki
Ladies Auxiliary
Liquor Control Act
Roblin Town By-Law
Eceives
Frais Fox Oainantine
Thur
Avitts
By Jeff Collins
Father Stasiuk
Ziolkoski
Makaroff Consolidated School
Weldon A. Newton
Thatcher Foundation
Selkirk
Pembina Wheat
Vantage
Montcalm
Husky
Barkland
Keystone
Roblin Review
Morndays