William Frederick Haberstock obituary notices 1915 1975
William Frederick Haberstock died July 2 1975 after a long illness. Funeral services were held July 7 1975 at Bashaw Lutheran Church. He was born October 2 1915 in Zorra Saskatchewan and served in World War II. Survived by wife Ella, stepchildren Ronald Courtney and Trudy Bernice, eight grandchildren, three brothers and four sisters. Pallbearers were six nephews. Interment in Bashaw Lutheran Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bashaw
Bill
Ella
Ronald
Vancouver
B. C
Courtney
Calgary
Trudy
Waterloo
Ont
Bernice
Edmonton
Alberta
Jack
Roblin
Man
Henry
Winnipeg
Joe
Elizabeth Ricker
Mina Gray
Prince Rupert
Della Haberstock
Freda Hansen
Flin Flon
Neices
Adolf
Lorne Haberstock
Prince Albert, Sask
Ronald Gray
Howard Hansen
Lin Flon
Brian Haberstock
Bruce Haberstock
Bethune, Sask
Wayne Ricker
Bashaw Lutheran Cemetery
Boulton Council Approves Patrol Tire Purchase
The Rural Municipality of Boulton council met on July 10 1975 to discuss patrol conditions and approved buying two recap tires from Firestone Brandon at the quoted price. The secretary treasurer may take half days during holidays and offices will close afternoons July 21 to August 1 with reduced hours. Monthly financials dated June 30 1975 and accounts from cheque 2693 to 2714 totaling 2815.19 were approved for payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulton
Michalchuk
Bomback
Chescu
Turetsky
Motosheski
Firestone
Brandon
R. M. of
Roblin Area Social Notes Include Visitors and Corrections
Local items report visits by Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lebedowich of Surrey to Roblin, updates on corrections to names, and greetings from relatives in Erickson and Vancouver. Calls mention dress draw by Roblin Hospital Auxiliary winner Jim Stewart and several travels including Roy Dzikowski’s transfer to Tokyo with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Lebedowich
Surrey
B. C
Roblin
District
Roblin Hospital
Jim Stewart
Keast Alma Gordon Win Mixed Golf Tournament
The Roblin Golf Course hosted a mixed tournament on Wednesday July 9. Partners Gordon Keast Roblin and Alma Gordon Winnipeg won Championship Flight while Randy Papaschuk and Marg Sorbo took First Flight. Garry Lund Dauphin and Marg Oliphant won Second Flight. Lorne Selewich Roblin and Joan Henderson Erickson earned the most honest golfers prize. A barbecue followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Royal Bank
Gordon
Keast
Chernesky Couple Celebrates 50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Michael Chernesky marked their 50th anniversary with family and friends at Merridale Hall on July 13 1975 They were wed January 22 1925 at St Johns Catholic Church nine miles north of Roblin The couple reside in Inglis Manitoba with five children and received gifts and a buffet supper followed by a dance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merridale
Michael Chernesky
St. John’s Catholic Church
Roblin
Bill Chernesky
Steve
Anne Oslopowich
Rutland
B. C
Paul
Iris Chernesky
Edmonton
Steve Chernesky
Orest Chernesky
Inglis
Wm. Nowosad
John Chernesky
Manitoba
Manitoba Board Approves New Road Signs including Aircraft Patrolling
The Manitoba Highway Traffic and Motor Transport Board approved standardized road signs from Uniform Traffic Control Devices for Canada. One sign indicates patrol by aircraft with a distance range of one and a half miles in each direction. Signs for Winnipeg Metro Route are also approved for use.
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Manitoba Highway Traffic and Motor Transport Board
Canada
The
Roads and Transportation Association of Canada
Winnipeg
Metro
Safety Hints for Cyclists at Night in Manitoba
Night cycling requires a proper headlight visible 300 feet ahead and a rear reflector or red lamp visible 200 feet behind. Keep a white rear mudguard area two inches by ten inches reflective, ensure reflector is secure and mud free, check headlight power, wear light clothing, and ride only with functioning lighting and reflectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Local District News From Happy Lake Area
Bill Sanders, a road grader operator, is in hospital. Albert and Mrs. Bercier of Ashville visited districts over the weekend. Metis Days at Winnipegosis drew many from the area. Beaver Lake Picnic saw former Boggy Creek residents excel. Ray Burwash won cross cut sawing and was named King Logger. Ron Burwash placed third in singing. Justin Larocque and Grace Funk visited San Clara families Claimed Oldest Couple prize. Calgary visitors Stan and Randy Irvine, and Russell visitor Grace Funk joined the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Sanders
Albert Bercier
Ashville
Winnipegosis
Boggy Creek
Beaver Lake
Ray Burwash
Gabe Larocque
Ray
Pinkeye outbreak strikes Manitoba cattle herds
Manitoba cattlemen face value losses as pinkeye limits wean weights by up to 40 pounds and reduces daily gains. University of Kentucky research cited by beef specialist Warren Toles notes higher disease rates in bull calves. Controls include regular checks, veterinary treatment, shade from sun, and fly control devices in pastures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
University of Kentucky
Warren Toles
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Toles
Wrecking In Roblin Summer Recreation Grows Activities
Roblin summer recreation draws about 50 children daily with morning gatherings at the high school 10:00 a.m. Soccer for ages 10 to 15 remains open with tentative game plans and Tuesday practices at 7:00 p.m. Swimming lessons are underway with final-week registrations. Contact Willy Nash or Kevin Rowan for details. Roblin Fair track and field meet features top athletes with entries to Mrs. van Drechit Mr. Jack Mitchell or the summer recreation director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Winds
Willy Nash
Kevin Rowan
Roblin Fair
van Drechit
Jack Mitchell
Birth announcement for Bob and Carol Hunter’s son
A boy named Buster Raymond Hunter was born on June 6, 1975 in Airdale, Ailta to parents Bob and Carol Hunter. The baby weighed six pounds 34 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob and
Carol Hunter
Buster Raymond
Airdale
Ailta
Engagement of Wayne Cockerill to Jean Ruth Smith
Mr and Mrs Walter Cockerill announce the engagement of their son Wayne to Jean Ruth Smith of Montreal Quebec The couple will be married on Saturday July 19 at the Free Methodist Church in Grandview Manitoba
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Vance
Moncton
New Brunswick
Walter Sorbo
Harold Vance
Flin Flon
Man
Garfield Vance
Kimberley
B. C
V. J. Lachance
Edmonton
Walter Cockerill
Wayne
Jean Ruth Smith
Montreal
Quebec
Free Methodist Church
Grandview
Manitoba
Local Roblin Venturers Set for World Scout Jamboree
Two Roblin Venturers David Bouvier and Clare Kines travel to Lillehammer Norway for the 14th World Scout Jamboree with pre event in Copenhagen and a week in Gothenburg Sweden. About 20 000 Scouts attend including 1 300 from Canada and 27 from Manitoba.Robert Frost-Hunt secretary 1st Roblin Venturers.
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Boy Scouts
Roblin
Nordic Countries
Nordjamb
Gotenburg
Canada
Manitoba
David Bouvier
Clare Kines
Robert Frost-Hunt
Roblin Venturers
Shell River Okays Building Permits in July Council Meeting
The R. M. of Shell River met July 8 1975 with Reeve F H Wilson and five councillors. They approved building permits for five dwellings and outbuildings and authorized signings to settle a road land dispute with the province. A gravel checker was hired at 3.00 per hour plus 0.15 per mile, and June accounts were approved.
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R. M. of
Shell River
F. H. Wilson
Ralph de la Mare
Ralph Harlow
Peter Styba
Lloyd Elder
Province of
Manitoba
N.E
Ments
Russell Glutyk
Local Witnesses Attend Four Day Assembly in Winnipeg
About 6 132 attendees joined the four day Divine Sovereignty assembly of Jehovah's Witnesses in Winnipeg last weekend. Kenneth Little, L. F. Gray, and J. C. Davidson spoke as dramas portrayed biblical stories and marriage guidance. 107 delegates were baptized, with global baptisms nearing 300 000 last year. Little urged belief in a coming world government under God's sovereignty.
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Divine Sovereignty
Assembly of Jehovah’s Witnesses
Winnipeg
Kenneth Little
L. F. Gray
J. C. Davidson
Ahab
Israel
Noah
Samuel
Jehovah's Witnesses
Little
Assiniboine Beef Club Achievement Held at Roblin
The Assinibone Beef Club held its achievement event in Roblin on June 26. Hazel Doole won Champion Reserve honours with rewards from the Manitoba Pool Pen and Inglis District Credit Union. Members Luton Roe Murray Roe Donna Digby Noreen Kurtenback Joan Kurtenback Cheryl Digby and Brian Digby won ribbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assinboine Beef Club
Roblin
John Hunter
Hazel Doole
Manitoba
Luton Roe
Murray Roe
Donna Digby
Noreen Kurtenback
Joan Kurtenback
Cheryl Digby
Brian Digby
Inglis and District Credit Union
Inglis Hotel
Pee Wee Club
Barbara Digby
Magdalena Kurtenback
Michelle Digby
Roblin Credit Union
Hereford
Assinboine Club
Hillsburg Plans Council Share For Ambulance Purchase
The Hillsburg Rural Municipality council met July 11 1975 with Reeve John Perchaluk Jr and councillors present. They approved the municipalitys share of an ambulance purchase to the Rublin District Ambulance Board and agreed to pay Councillor Walter Styba 35 for attending a district convention. Cheques 1161 to 1182 totaling 52894 50 were approved for payment.
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Hillsburg
John Perchaluk Jr
Walter Styba
Dennis Chase
Alec E. Mohr
Carl Semchuk
Rublin & District Ambulance Board
Swan River
Are You Honest Enough to Return Club House Items
A Roblin Golf Course alert seeks the return of an electric grill an electric tea kettle and other kitchen utensils and cleaning supplies taken from the club house by an unknown person. It also asks who tampered with a fire extinguisher spraying chemical on the floor and reminds the extinguisher is for fire safety.
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Roblin Golf Course
Community Notes from the Ricker Home Holiday Guests
Recent visitors include Edith Ricker Oliver B C Percy Halderson Grand Center Alta Walter Barnet Dauphin and others. The group attended Bill Ricker's funeral in Bashaw Alberta sending sympathy to George Ricker and family.
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Geo. Ricker
Edith Ricker
Oliver, B. C
Percy Halderson
Grand Center
Alta
Walter Barnet
Kelly
Dauphin
George Ricker
Bill
Bashaw
Alberta
Herb
Freda Haberstock
Hanson
Howard
Flin Flon
Della
Henry Haberstock
Winnipeg
Wayne Ricker
Fred Thompson
Tammy
Pas
Jack Edwards
Cranberry Portage
Bill Thompson
Thompsons
Jackie
Ellen Gardner
Yorkton
Myrtle Gardner
Roblin
Martha Novakowski
Williams Lake
B. C
Joe Schneider
Mike Gottlieb
Sherry
Duane
Squamish
Irwin Baumung
Ed Mohr
Binkley and Doinkel Show Draws Large Local Audience
A Thursday event drew 111 children and 13 parents to the Binkley and Doinkel show. The program offered entertaining and educational content on safety and health, with parents visibly enjoying the performance.
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William Frederick Haberstock
Boulton Council
Bill Henderson
Erickson, Man
Geo. Pitze
Lawrence Ewart
Bill Pound
Allison
M.D.O
Minard Swart
Minneapolis
Jennie Swart
Wilmar
Minnesota
Art de Groot
Frank Dayson
Mary Pattinson
Peter Dayson
Lizzie Clark
Willie Tomlinson
Cumberland
England
Jean Atkinson
H. Oliphant
Alex Oliphant
D. H. Oliphant
Oliphant-Phillips
Ray Quinn
Roy Dzikowski
R.C.M.P
Ottawa
Tokyo
Japan
Roy
Noriko
Geoffrey
Mike Kereluk
Gord Keast
Alma Gordon
Mrs. Chernesky
Happy Lake
San Clara
J. Mortemore — Reporter
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Iceland
Lillehammer
Copenhagen
Shell River Okays
Alva E. Froese
Sylvester W. Bailey
John H. Dixon
N. E
Wayne Kendel
S. W
Mike Halkewich
Assiniboine Beef Club
Russell and
Dropmore
Binkley and
Doinkel
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