Social Credit Candidate Elected in Roblin Convention
Social Credit ticket nominee Sidney E. Rogers Reeve of Shell River Municipality won the nomination at the Oranges Halls on Saturday afternoon with nineteen votes to twenty. Alfred Carlsen also ran. Jasper MP Me WH Kuhl spoke on organization and reforms, criticizing the current banking system and debt levels while praising Social Credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney E. Rogers
Shell
River Municipality
Roblin
Manitoba
Albartse
Dominion
Kuhl
Roblin Village Council Minutes Summary
Roblin council met July 7 with Mayor Mitchell and councillors Hartmier Kelso Fisher Cranwell present. Minutes read and adopted. Tax roll addition approved for Roblin Implement Co at 9150.00. several accounts approved for individuals and services. Meeting adjourned.
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Mitchell
Hartmier
Kelso
Fisher
Cranwell
Kelso-Cranwell
Roblin Implement Co
Muncipal
Renee
Aid Barber
James Lunan
Angus Poitras
William Cranwell
Hennell
J. Barry
D. Funk
Mee
Thachuck
Barry
P.P
Kapey
C.N.R
James Currey
M. Kelso
C. E. Brooke
T. H. Taylor
H. C. Cranwell
Imperial Oil Ltd
Canadian General Electric Co
Power & Mine Supply Co
Manitoba Telephone System
Wife's plane home surprise for Roblin farmer
Mrs. George Boyce of Roblin district returns home from St Boniface Hospital after appendicitis by a nephew Maynard Dixon and pilots L R Wuideumier and Robert Lee. They fly from Stevenson Field to Wol enley Avenue, land in pasture near the farm at 6 30 PM, shocking her husband. Dixon is a University of Wisconsin student, son of Howard Dixon of Marmeack Saskatchewan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Boyce
Roblin
St. Boniface Hospital
Maynard Dixon
Dixon
L. R. Wuideumier
Robert Lee
Minnesota
Tony Walker
Wolenley Avenue
Boyce
Stevenson Field
Mr. Boyce
Mr. Dixon
University of Wisconsin
Howard M. Dixon
Marmeack
Sask
Field Meeting At Illustration Farm Near Roblin
A field meeting is arranged at the Illustration Farm one mile south of Roblin on the highway to Russell. It will be held Tuesday afternoon starting 2 30 pm with talks on field crop management cultural practices coral and fodder crepe. Women present receive special talks on poultry and gardening by M J Tinline and D A Brown. Tea and videos. Bring family and friends.
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Roblin
Russell
M. J. Tinline
Brandon
D. A. Brown
Robert Rae Injured In Garage Car Accident
Roblin resident Robert Rae sustained leg injuries when a car rolled backward out of a garage. He and Jack Yao were attempting to start the vehicle whose battery was weak. The car slipped from reverse to second, pinning Rae against a wall. Yao released the gear and both men received medical attention with X rays showing no broken bones.
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Robert Ras
Roblin
Jack Yao
Mr. Rae
Mr Yeo
One Bidder For Manitoba Road Work Between Roblin and Benito
Manitoba government awarded the six mile Roblin Benito highway grading project to Winnipeg Cartage Co Ltd for 8052 dollars and 70 cents after a single tender. A Miss Doreen Yeo won a ten dollar prize in the Minneota sports guessing contest with a 1199 attendance guess.
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Roblin
Benito
Winnipeg Free Press
Manitoba
Winnipeg Cartage Co. Ltd
Doreer Yeo
Minnedosa
Miss Yeo
Local and Personal News Snapshots From Roblin District
Local and personal news items recount visits and travels of Roblin area residents. Names include N Kapsy Nowosad Duntop Bruce Forsyth James Bowley Furthey, McNeill, Lambkin Rutley Turland Dupre Staplas Armitage Two Sharp, Merrell Dickin Newsholme and others. Attendees mention Winnipeg Dauphin Brandon and Yorkton, with trips to Winnipeg for medical care, funerals, pilgrimages, and club dances noted.
Million Dollar Rain Comes In Nick Of Time
Manitoba farmers breathe relief as Tuesday’s rain and the first thunderstorm of the year arrive after a week of extreme heat. Oats and barley may recover, crepe on searing plowing avoided, though wheat has suffered. Temperatures reached 106 degrees last week with a hot south wind.
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Hin Sabi
Manitoba
Mammoth Sale Touches Yorkton Week’s Events
Craig and Topham’s Mammoth Sale is now on. A large number attended the fair at Yorkton this week. Dr J R Segel returned from holidays on Sunday. Ruff and Parker shipped a carload of cattle to Winnipeg on Saturday. Mr and Mrs James McEwen returned home Friday after a month in Vancouver. Mrs Rogers of Quill Lake was visiting. Mrs Abercrombie and Mr and Mrs Fred Topham and son of Golden Stream are visiting friends in the district. A horse owned by Mr Thomas Burrell died from the heat near town on Saturday. Heavy rain on Monday delayed several carloads of homemakers from reaching the convention at Pelly on Tuesday. Mr Edward King, formerly a resident, now in Wisconsin, is visiting his son here. A lightning strike killed one cow and knocked down six more at Mr James Topham’s stable last Saturday morning. milker Edwin Vipand was uninjured. The building was not struck. lightning entered through a broken board.
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James Topham
Edwin Vipand
Miss Margaret Hunter Visits Miss Jean Mitchell Home
Miss Margaret Hunter of Castle Avery is visiting Miss Jean Mitchell this week. Mr. George Mitchell returns from Winnipeg with a weak foot after business. Mr. L Day, recently operated on for appendicitis, is progressing favorably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hunter
Castleavery
Jean Mitchell
George Mitchell
Winnipeg
Tummell W.A. Hold Successful Lawn Social
Well over two hundred people from Tummel and surrounding districts attended the lawn social and garden party hosted by the Women's Auxiliary of the Tummel United Church at the Wines home last Thursday. Heat reduced early attendance but the afternoon featured outside supper, horseshoes, clock golf, and later hardball and softball games. The Roblin girls softball team lost to Tummel and the Casite team defeated Tummel. The event proved successful in every way.
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Tummel
Casite Avery
Farm Home Destroyed By Fire Near Roblin
The farm home of Mr. John McNeill two miles west and half a mile north of Roblin was destroyed by a fire on Saturday evening. Hired man Ralph Zilkin was alone in the house at the time and discovered the blaze during supper. He could not save much beyond the cream separator. many tools and implements and all furnishings were lost. The rose is partially covered by insurance.
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John McNeill
Roblin
Ralph Zilkin
Legion picnic and Vimy Memorial dedication planned
The Legion invites ex service men wives and families to a picnic near Roblin on July 23 at 230 p m with transport from Roblin arranged at Leblin Bakery. A joint Memorial Service will be held July 26 at Grandview for Gilbert Plains Grandview and Roblin coinciding with the Vimy Memorial unveiling on Vimy Ridge. Roblin Band will provide music.
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The
Legion
J. A. James N.W
Roblin
J .A. Adam
Leblin
Gilbert Plains
Grandview
Vimy Memorial
Vimy Ridge
Legion Branch
Roblin Band
Roblin Legion
Robin Bakery
Matrimonial SMYCHYCH NOWOBAD in Gleneden
Victoria Julia Nowosad daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Nowosad Roblin married Stephen Symchych of Dauphin youngest son of the late Mr and Mrs S Symchych at St Peter and St Pauls Greek Orthodox Church Gleneden The ceremony was by Rev Fr Sowchuk and Rev P Zapereniuk The bride wore white georgette with pink and white roses bridesmaids wore blue silk crepe and green organdie guests feasted after the ceremony with a large wedding cake on display
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Victoria Julia
Samuel Nowosad
Roblin
Stephen Symchych
Dauphin
S. Symchych
St. Peter and St. Paul's Greek Orthodox Church
Gleneden
Fr. Sowchuk
Winnipeg
P. Zapereniuk
Miesea Halen Kom~folia
Valley River
Nellie Gidilevitch
Drescend
Misa Sophie Nowosad
Mesrs
M. Meek
Mick Moroz
Gilbert Plains
Peter Smyleki
Bride and groom depart for Winnipeg and point east
After the wedding the bride and groom left for an extended trip to Winnipeg and points east. The bride wore a white suit with blue trimmings. Mr and Mrs Symedych plan to settle in eastern Canada after the groom's ordination next month. Out of town guests included Mrs Schemetchuk and daughters of Dauphin, Mr and Mrs Mike Sym ehych of Dauphin, Mr and Mrs Nick Sym ehych of Winnipeg, Mr and Mrs Metro Sym ehych of Moose Jaw, Mrs J. Skakeon of Russell, and guests from Winnipeg, Russell, Grandview and Portage la Prairie.
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Winnipeg
Pointe East
Meg Symedych
Canada
Mra Schemetchuk
Dauphin
Mike Symehych
Nick Symehych
Metro Symehych
Moose Jaw
Familiar Quotations and Books Amidst Charity and Ambition
A jumble of quoted lines from Shakespeare Dryden Bacon Crabbe and Pope touches on ambition virtue and charity. It cites Henry Vll and Cromwell and includes phrases about books to be tasted swallowed chewed or digested. The fragment ends with a note Fair Thursday July 30 and a taped watch Fetony Taty.
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Atlustration
Robert Pae
John J. Arklie
Mitchel
N. Kapsy Apent
Ethelbert
Mrs. Wm. Nowosad
Yorkton Tueeday
Mesarg Clint and
Harold Duntop
Bet Bruce
Dauphin Apent
Freddie Gleicer
Mir
Mera James
Mise L. Forsyth
Waipele
Sack
Mr. Dick Smith
God's Lake
Mrs. W. A. Smith
Mere Robert Anderson
Silverton
John Kines
F. L. Clack
Cardate
Fiorace Furthey
MacNutt District
Me. H. J. Bowley
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Ox. Vi
Mra .LV
Newton
Aon Frank
Me .B. Gamey
Ming Agnes Jakeman
Motor
T. A. Yeo
H. A. Yao
Anne Lambkin
John Rutley
Flin Flon
Mre
Chas. Turland
Banff
Alta
Gordon Dupre
Dary Staplas
George Armitage
Eleanor Dupre
Sadie Two
Helens Sharpen
Clear Lake
Lawrence Merrell
Floyd Merrell
Dean McPherson
A. HM. Dickin
Aura
Gladys
Jack Yeo
W .S. W. Newsholme
Gropmore
England
8.E.8.l
Bent
Roblin Young Men
Reeth
Irene
Saskatoon
Wheers
United States
Mire. A. Rusk
A. Gleiser
Manitoba Hotel Keeper's Association
Harry
Moter
Togo News
Craig & Topham
Yorkton
J.R. Segel
Ruff & Parker
James McEwen
Vancouver
Mes Rogers
Quill Lake
Abercrombia
Fred Topham
Golden Stream Man
Thomas Burrell
Pelly
Edward King
Wisconsin
U.S.A
Smychych—Nowobad
Caesar
Achitophel” Dryden
Cromwell
Henry Vil Shakespeare
Schoola” Crabbe
Man
Roblin Fair
T.h.taylor
Taylor's
Lyric Theatre
Rochel'e Hudson, Heary Fonds
Slim Summerville
Optometrist
F.A. Heming
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