Farm Empl oy ees Pension Plan guidance and local club achievements
Harold M. Boughton reports on farmer employer contributions to the Canada Pension Plan and notes a pamphlet mailed to farmers. The issue highlights Makaroff Beavers 4H club achievements, leadership praise, and calls attention to wild oat control with Carbyne and a restricted heifer vaccination service in Roblin district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Employees Canada Pension Plan
Farm Employees
Pension Plan
Canada Pension Plan
Refrigerator Rise Bread Lets Novice Bakers Save Time
Instructions describe Peggy's Pointers on the Qoal Rise method from Robin Hood Mills, detailing refrigerated proofing, altered ingredient ratios with more yeast and salt, less sugar and more fat, plus a white bread recipe using electric mixer, warm milk, and a 2 to 24 hour chill before baking at 400 F.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin Hood Mills
Marion Valsey
University of Manitoba
Appointed Public Health Inspector for Russell Substation
As of June 1 1968 Mr R Czarnecki becomes district Public Health Inspector at the Russell Substation of the Birtle Shoal Lake Health Unit. The previous inspector Mr D Rusyn transfers to the Stonewall Health Unit. Contact the new inspector by phoning 397 Russell Man.
Happy Homemakers 4 H Club Achieves At Roblin Night
The Happy Homemakers 4 H Club of Roblin held a successful achievement night in the Intermediate School auditorium on May 24. Trudy Pritchard chaired the event with thanks to leaders and parents. Karen Cross presented the secretary’s report showing a productive year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Homemakers 4-H Club
Happy Homemakers
Roblin
Trudy Pritchard
Karen Cross
Chui
Bey
Elaine Boughton
Winan
Uni
Donna Lou Ford
Connie Becker
Gail Oliphant
Zenovia Horbay
Joyce Kendrick
Pert
Pat. McAuley
Heritage
Peggy Barker
Pritchard
Hona’ Tridifyan
Gerry ‘Wizniak
Joan McBride
Miss McAuley
Lark Gamey
Janice Arnott
Edith Carnochan
Gloria Boughton
Janet Inglis
Donna Oliphant
Gwen Hilland
Dauphin
Phyllis Ostrowski
Happy Homemakers Club
J Goodbun
Unit B
Clothing
Unit A
A. Martin
Graham Mitchell
Brade
C. Filewich
Wm. Ford
J. Goodbun
Sophie Ostrowski
Freda Doering
Nora Cross
Horticultural Society Revises Annual Prize List
The May meeting of the Roblin Horticultural Society set first prize at 2.50 and second prize at 1.50. Members discussed miniature arrangement flower sizes. Dixon's Plan Food draw winners were Mrs. M. Perry and Mr. Robert Arnott. Ways and Means plans a plant sale on Saturday, June.
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The
Roblin Horticultural Society
Dixon’s Plan
M. Perry
Robert Arnott
Ways and Means
Waters Wedding Ties Winnipegs Earle Family Line
Miss Winnifred Boles of 205 Fourth Street weds Mr. Charles Earle Waters son of Mr. and Mrs. Earle A. Waters of 741 Twenty Third Street. Rev W C Burgess officiates. After a trip to Vancouver, B C the couple will reside in Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle R.’ Boles
Fourth Street
Charles Earle “Waters
Earle A. Waters
Twenty-Third Street
Roblin
W. C. Burgess
Vancouver
B C
Retarded Children's Money Campaign Proves Successful
The National Campaign for Retarded Children neared completion in Roblin with strong community backing. Only 75 of 1500 letters of the Flower of Hope project were returned, a key disappointment. A dozen visitors watched the group’s class, an increase of six from last year. The United Church Women’s Tag Day raised 81 dollars, up 30 from last year, while a rummage sale netted 40 dollars. Catholic Women’s League held a Merchandise Bingo that netted 119 dollars, aided by donated items from local merchants. The Retarded Children’s Association thanks all donors and business people for support, with donor and prize lists to be printed next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
United Church Women
Catholic Women’s League
Children’s Association
Grandmothers Entertained by Makaroff Women’s Institute
The May meeting at the home of Mrs. Jim Curtis included a business discussion on sending a delegate to the Provincial convention and a grandmother’s social with seventeen attendees. Roblin’s Mrs. J. Collins spoke on ribbon flowers, bingo games awarded prizes, and May 18 district convention in Roblin saw six members attend with Mrs. Jas Arnott elected to the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Makaroff Women’s Institute
Jim Curtis
J. J. Collins
Roblin
Mabel Rogers
Jack Stinson
C. Rogers
Lloyd Elder
Wm. Pound
W.I
J. Collins
O. Hildenman
W.1
Makaroff W.1
Jas. Arnott
Manitoba social scene highlights graduates and visitors
Mrs Betty Crawley earned a Master of Social Work degree at the University of Manitoba. Visitors in Winnipeg include Mr and Mrs Geo Kelso and family with George attending the Masonic Grand Lodge. Irwin Borowski of Winnipeg won the Provincial Safe Driver title and will compete in Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty ‘Crawley
University of Manitoba
Ed Jakeman
Geo. Kelso
Winnipeg
George
Masonic Grand Lodge
Irwin Borowski
Toronto
In. Daily
Inwin
Graham
Mitchell
No Classroom For Retarded Children In Roblin 1966
The 1966-67 term has no planned classroom for Roblin Retarded Children. Russell plans a class and may join Roblin, but differing school divisions hinder amalgamation. Education grants will cap at 18 when June 1967 arrives, leaving 18 and 20 year olds without sheltered workshops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Ronald
M. Stevenson
R. Ritchie
Russell
Roblin Association
A. Hoole
The
Retarded Children’s Assoc
Dept. of Education
Roblin
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Ag.Rep
Harold M. Boughton
Makaroff
Emil Sebulski
Bield
Sebulski
Bield Woodworking
Expan
Ding Numbers
Nelson Hersak
Art Lovas
Peggy
Peay. Barker
Horticultural Society
Main Street
Winnipeg General Hospital
E. Shymke
Karen
Donnie
Ronnie Cross
E. Bramwell
Bob Cross
Dave Hughes
Pelly, Sask
N. Jones
Ethel Jones
Wales
Wally Clement
Iation of
Manitoba
Space Watcher
NASA
Goldstone
California
TNS
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