Village Council Amends By Law And Adjourns Session
Minutes of a regular Roblin village council meeting chaired by Mayor R. W. McBride show approval of last meeting's minutes and payment of various accounts. The council also authorizes an amendment to By law 45 to levy a $1 fine for minor parking and street offences and grants licenses to Peter Chyz and Mrs Doris Ziehlke before adjourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
R. W. McBride
Newton-Fisher
Becker-Fisher
Manitoba Tel
A. T. Kines
T.B. Survey
Manitoba Power
Harlow
Beaver Lumber Co
Roblin Review
Jas. Fowler
Mitchell's Drugs
Prov. of Manitoba
John Beweky
Pyrene Manufacturing Co
Roblin Sash & Door
Fisher-Newton
Frank Penas
Villaae
Newton-Becker
Peter Chyz
Doris Ziehlke
Avon
Becker-Barabash
Hillsbury Council Grants Sixty Dollars To Ladies Rest Room
Minutes from July 14 1951 show Hillsbury Council approving a 60 grant to the Ladies Rest Room in Roblin. The meeting covers health officer changes lighting upgrades and road bylaw actions plus accounts for June.
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Hillsbury Council
Kublin
Hojnocki
Zimmer
Myalichuck
Pronyk
Pronyk-Zimmer
Zimmer-Pronyk
A. W. Hicks
E. Otke
Hojoncki-Myslichuck
John Johnson
Myslichuck-Hojnocki
Manitoba Power Commission
Shortdale Market
Pronyk - Zimmer
Winnipeg
Zimmer-Muslichuck
Hojnocki-Zimmer
Floyd Arnold Burns
Pronyk-Myslichuck
N.E
Frank Daly
Five Babies Born in Five Hours at Roblin Hospital
History was made at Roblin District Hospital on July 10 as five babies were born within five hours. The births occurred to Nick Prokopetz and wife a daughter Mary Bandola and husband a son Jack Edwards and wife a daughter Bart Angus and wife a daughter Dave Friesen and wife a daughter. All families are doing well and doctors are expected to recover.
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Roblin District Hospital
Nick Prokopetz
Mary Bandola
Jack Edwards
Bart Angus
Dave Friesen
Prizes Awarded to Junior Congregation Members
In Knox United Church morning service on Sunday July 15 the minister on behalf of Junior Congregation leader Wayne Kines presented oak prizes from the Session to John Souter Verna Souter Royden Ritchie Brian Kelso and Sharon Davis for faithful attendance through the past year A service was also sent to Wayne Kines at Camp Shiloh.
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Knox United Church
Wayne Kines
John Souter
Verna Souter
Royden Ritchie
Brian Kelso
Sharon Davis
Camp Shiloh
Evening Guild Meeting at Mrs Harold Keast Home
The Evening Guild will meet at the home of Mrs Harold Keast on Tuesday July 34 at 8. Members are asked to be present and bring a friend.
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Harold Keast
Dropmore Farmer Turns Hobby Into Large Manitoba Pheasant Farm
William Skinner of Dropmore retired in 1946 and built what may be Manitoba’s largest pheasant operation. About 300 Chinese ringed-neck eggs are set yearly, hatch in 24 days, and the farm now holds 180 young birds aged one to six weeks. Skinner, an avid naturalist, receives no pay and hopes to boost local wild pheasant populations amid Manitoba’s history of no open season since 1945.
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Manitoba
William Skinner
Dropmore
Skinner
Russell Game and Fisheries Association
Ontario
Russell Association
Skinner Farm
Mr. Skinner
Canada
Aberdeenshire
Scotland
F. L. Skinner
Camps and Contests and Late Blight Advice
Reports from 4-H Club Girls visiting Dauphin note success at provincial eliminations in Portage La Prairie where Manitoba representatives eye the Toronto Royal Fair. A Manitoba 4-H team placed eighth with 763 points. next year they aim higher. The notice also teaches Late Blight controls for potatoes, detailing symptoms, fungus spores, spread, and spraying methods including Bordeaux mixture and copper dust applications. Also lists July dates for Dauphin and Swan River 4-H rallies.
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Dauphin
George Radford
Vernon Murray
Portage la Prairie
Grand Narrows
Toronto Royal Fair
Manitoba
Bordeaux
Religious Tolerance and the Call to Broaden God Concepts
Dr. J Carlyle Parker argues that religious wars stem from narrow views of God and tribal thinking. He urges thinking beyond old idols toward a universal, merciful Creator and urges cooperation across faiths to pursue peace and happiness for all people.
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God
Dauphin Juniors Win Legion Ball Tournament
Dauphin won the Junior baseball title at the Legion Sports day held in Roblin on the 12th. Togo faced Grandview and Roblin played Dauphin in the semifinals with Dauphin prevailing in the final. Roblin Rockettes won the girls fastball 4 2 over Togo amid a busy midway and a gala dance capped the event.
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Dauphin Juniors
Legion Sports Day
Roblin
Dauphin
Togo
Grandview
Roblin Rockettes
Roblin Seniors Fall Short At Kamsack Tourney
Saskatoon led a two day ball tournament beating Roblin in the first game as the event wrapped up with Saskatoon atop the standings. Sympathy extended to manager Pat O’Hara on the loss of his mother Mrs. C L O’Hara. Funeral services were in Neepawa. Swan River fair set for July 26 and 27. Families travel from Lake Madge to Yakima Vancouver and Okanagan with Laird and West kin returning.
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Dauphin
Swan River
Roblin
Kamsack
Saskatoon
Mgr
Pat O’hara
C. L. O’hara
Neepawa
British Menus Claim Cheaper Food in Britain
Mr. John Bridges director general of the British Travel Association arrived in the United States with 50 specimen British menus from top hotels and restaurants. He said American experts agree prices in Britain are cheaper than in the United States and that his trip aims to counter false ideas of food shortage and high costs.
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John Bridges
British Travel Association
U.S.A
U.K
U.S
Bridges
Britain
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Westminster Abbey
Margaret
Campbell's Machinery
Workman's Comp
D. Ackland & Son
Steve Wizniak
Hughes Motors
Lupichuck
Kane Equipment
Dept. of Health
J. Ponasiuk
Pisfaaadlaa
A. Jackson v
Kramer Tracer
Qwon
VV. Goods
Merridale S. D
Bield Con. S.D
Man. Power Com
The
Winnipeg Free Press
Ag.Rep
E. W. Somers
J. Carlyle Parker
Areturus
Legion Sports
Mrs. Duncan Young
Lake Madge
Geo. Laird
Joyce
Ken
Yakima
Washington
Vancouver
Okanagan Valley
Howard T. Spohn
C. & Carlsen
Fred W. Cail
Howard T. Spobet
General Mansger
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