Meeting on Roblin District Planning Scheme Draws Debate
Howard Wilson Reeve of Shell River writes to reflect on a May 25 meeting at Memorial Hall about the Roblin District Planning Scheme 1971. He notes uncooperative mood hampering questions and urges timely comments by June 4 and informed understanding of the plan.
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Memorial Hall
Roblin
Howard Wilson
Reeve
R. OL
Shell River
Evangelical Church of
R. M. of
Man
Manitoba Hydro Row Faces Public Utilities Hearing
Manitoba NDP claim a satisfactory solution to hydro development flaws at South Indian Lake. Ex Premier Douglas L. Campbell resigns from the Hydro Board accusing Hydro of wasteful policy and rising power costs under Cass Bergs. Campbell is blocked from testifying before the Legislature Public Utilities Committee, prompting an informal hearing arrangement next week.
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NDP
South Indian Lake
Douglas L. Campbell
Manitoba
Hydro Board
Hydro
Cass Bergs
CCF
Siskatciswan
Campbell
Public Utilities Committee
Legislature
Sahreyer
Dempdell
Sidney Spivak
Public Utilities and Natural Resources Committee
Python Swallows Three Men and Delivers a Lesson
A Singapore Sun report tells how a giant python swallowed three men at the bottom of a 90 foot oil well in South Sumatra. A fourth man lowered into the shaft triggered the snake which later died after a dynamite charge was used. The rescued man credits divine deliverance and urges turning to Jesus Christ for salvation.
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Singapore Sun
Sumatra
God
Satan
Jesus Christ
Campbell voices concern over Lake Winnipeg controls and Hydro plans
A Manitoba context centers on Mr. Campbell a former Hydro board member and ex Premier who argues proposed Lake Winnipeg controls lack cost effectiveness and may cost ten times more than alternatives. He questions investigations behind the plan urging the measures to halt citing decades of Hydro experience and public interest.
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Campbell
Hydro Board
Manitoba Hydro
Hydro
Lake Winnipeg
Churchill River
Cass-Beggs
Lake Winnipes
Manitoba to raise minimum wage to $1.65 effective November 1 1971
Manitoba government announces a 15 cent increase bringing the provincial minimum wage to $1.65 an hour starting November 1 1971. Labor Minister Russ Paulley says equivalent increases apply for workers under 18 and for inexperienced workers in staged steps. A further review will occur after November 1 to decide future adjustments.
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Manitoba
Russ Paulley
Paulley
Minimum Wage Board
Pautley
Ontario
Reggie's Ramblings on Juliet, Butterfly and soccer play
A newspaper note discusses common beliefs that only a woman can perform Juliet or sing Butterfly and questions the idea that soccer is merely a pastime. It critiques how sports writers frame gendered roles in the game.
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Juliet
In Memory Ludwig Pete J pro memory tribute
In loving memory of Pete J. Ludwig husband father grandfather who died June 5 1935. Beautiful memories woven in gold these treasures we tenderly fed today tomorrow always the same. Sadig missed and always remembered by wife Florence and family.
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Ludwig
Pete J. Ludwig
Sadig
Florence
Werbowski
John
Card of Thanks and Sympathy Notices
Expressions of gratitude from multiple families for hospital visits meals cards and support include Brian Watson John and Florence Evans and families Lucien Joe George Irene and the Graveau family and Mrs Florence Arnott and family Many thank donors and groups such as the Cromarty Club Riverbend Ladies Club United Church Women and Choir and local clergy noted in the messages
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Burland
Mr. Yeo
Cromarty Club
Yorkton Hospital
Brian Watson
the Roblin Hospital
Pastor Borchardt
Riverbend Ladies’ Club
John and
Florence Evans
Vancouver
B.C
Brazeau
A. Gervais
Sacred Heart
J. Bennett
Roblin, Legion
Ladies’ Auxiliary
United Church ‘Women
United Church
Florence Arnott
Flin Flon
Manitoba
Fedorak
William
Fisher
Wilson
Fedoruk
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Roblin Review
1St Avenue N
D. H. Oliphant
M. D. Oliphant
Canada
Legislative Briefs
Wally McKenzie
M.L.A. Roblin Constituency
Gospel Hall
Miss
P.O. Box
Roblin, Manitoba
Mexico
Cady
Helen March
Herald
Dauphin
Nova Scotia
Ike Joe Borowski
ST. Regis
Canadiens
Hawks
Reggie
Sophie
Frieda Doering
Legion
Royal Canadian Legion
Sacred Heart Ladies’ Auxiliary
Marshall Wells
Roblin Hospital
Kozmeniuk
Sacred Heart Auditorium
Bield
Canadian National Railway
John Deere
International
Wisconsin
Jack & Hoses
Eaton
Westinghouse
Philco
Phillips
Pioneer
Savage
Parmak
Selmer Stokke
Lloyd Yerama
Gilbert Plains
Lyle Husenetter
Benita
Vic Balableki
San Clara Exchange
Northlander
J. C. Schick
Wii
Russell
Stanley Bartel
Nneen
4Th Ave
Albert Wiebe
Call Or
Parkland Plastics Ltd
P.O
Dattephin
Y.B
Mickelson Farm Equipment
Grandview
Seed House Ltd
S. Lebedovich
Pheasant Drive
Surrey
Togo
Sask
EB. White
A. Syrnyk
Sheldon Jones
Rablin
InterCity Gas Utilities
Shelhmouth
C. Wood
Station
Toronto
R. Dube
Glen Berg
Charles Filewich
Paul J. Borchardt
Zorra
C.S.T. Roblin
D.S.T. Shevlin
D.S.T
Scor
Roblin Truck Service Ltd
Roblin and
District General Freight & Livestock
Winnipeg
C. M. Bingham
Scotts Hardware
F. Zimmer
Shortdale
Roblin Truck Service Commission
Wm. Shiner
R. E
Bob) Cowan
Wawanesa Fire
Alsert Gryba
Roblin Laundromat
Jakeman Insurance Agency
General Insurance Agents
Manitoba Medical Services Plan
M.L.A
Inglis
M. Lichter
Burke Garnet Optometrist Russel
H. G. Cruikshank
F. A. Newton
Portage Mutual
Auction Mart
Steve Kurchak
Roblin Memorial Chapel Ltd
C.N.A. A.F.D.S
M.F.S
Association Sneath-Strilchuk Funeral Services Ltd
Ste. Rose Memorial Chapel Ltd
Ste. Rose
K. R. McBain
2Nd Avenue N
Congoleum
Ee Paints
Eee
Mobaine Jasper
Widen
Perth Cleaners
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