Bection HM on we Combines Investigation Act debate
Parliament Hill reports the Government moving a new Bill to amend the Combines Investigation Act section 34 to curb loss leaders and misleading advertising, protect small retailers, and target promotional allowances. It outlines supplier restraint, resale price maintenance changes, and exemptions for publishers. Continued on Page 4, Column.
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bin No. C
Fulton
Department of Justice
A.l
Mususer Fulton
Hetai
Tails
Sers NE
Couch
C.G.I.T and Explorer Graduation Held in May
The Roblin United Church hosted the C.G.I.T. and Explorer banquet and graduation in May with graduates Shelley Newton Phyllis Nahirney and Elaine Ludwig receiving diplomas and pins. Explorers to C.G.L.T. graduates included Ruth Waddell Janice Martin Patricia Dillabaugh Adeline Stefaniuk Margaret Thompson Gwen Hill and Valerie Jakeman.
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C.G.I.T
Explorer
Roblin United Church
C.g.lt
F. A. Newton
C.g.1.t
Shelley Newton
Phyllis Nahirney
Elaine Ludwig
G. Waddell
C.G
Ruth Waddell
Janice Martin
Patricia Dillabaugh
Adeline Stefaniuk
Margaret Thompson
Gwen Hilland
Valerie Jakeman
Hilesburg Council Meeting Held June First 1960
The Rural Municipality of Hilsburg held its regular meeting in the office on June 1 1960. Reeve John Perchaluk presided with all councillors in attendance.
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Hilsburg
John Perchaluk
Enair
Free Methodist W M S Meeting Held June 3
The Free Methodist WMS annual meeting was held at Mrs Blanche Ferguson's home on June 3. Officers elected were Myrtle Bailey president and Edna Anderson secretary. Minutes, Benevolent Report, and financial items were reviewed. notices include electors roll revision date, a $25 Salvation Army grant, fence removal by John Nykyforak, convention expenses, and HSOP premium guarantees.
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Free Methodist
W.M.S
Blanche Ferguson
Myrtle Bailey
Edna Anderson
Salvation Army
John Nykyforak
Bicycle Safety Campaign Held Saturday June 4th
Nine hundred thirty boys and girls attended a bicycle safety event at the public school grounds on Saturday June 4 at 9 am under R G Case chief constable of Roblin. Prizes awarded for best equipped bike best knowledge of hand signals and safety and best and safest rider. Judges included Mayor F A Newton and RCMP Corporal McFarlane. Prizes supplied by Roblin hardware stores. Lunch was served by local merchants with volunteers listed.
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R. G. Case
Roblin
Ken Nahirney
Donna Kozak
F. A. Newton
Cpl. McFarlane
R.C.M.P
Village Constable Busy May Under By Law and Acts
During May Chief Constable R G Case had a busy period under Village By Law No 435 Section 2 eight prosecuted five outstanding. Prosecutions under the Highway Traffic Act totaled thirteen with one outstanding. One person prosecuted under the L C A and one under the C C C with two cases outstanding.
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R. G. Case
Vilage
L.C.A
C.C.C
Togo Social Roundup Sees Local Visits and Events
Mrs Wm Hampson and reporter Mrs Ireland report a homecoming after a Faulkner visit. Ed Bell and family drove Regina, Roblin outings listed, and Sid May attended the United Church Conference in Saskatoon. Ladies Auxiliary Tea in Kamsack and Shiner's Circus visit by Togo students noted. A Masonic Church Service occurred with Rev. Fournier leading. George Stewart of Norquay visited Wes Scoville.
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Shiner’s Circus
Yorkton
Togo Masonic Lodge
Fournier
Kamsack
Lutheran Ladies Aid Meeting At St Matth ews Church
The Lutheran Ladies Aid of St Matth ews Lutheran Church met June 2 at the home of Mrs R Wendek er with nine members present. Rev P Borchardt led devotions from Prayer and Devotions. President Mrs C Andres conducted business, roll call and minutes were read. Reports on supper for ministers wives, sick visiting and a $5 camp donation were given. Clothing drive to Canadian Lutheran World Relief announced, and lunch followed.
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St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church
R. Windecker
R. Wilderman
P. Borchardt
C. Andres
H. Edel
E. Andres
Assiniboine
P.T.R
W. Bach
J. Otke
Canadian Lutheran World Relief
Tummel Ladies' Club Meeting Held At Mrs Lamb Jr Home
The May gathering of the Tummel Ladies' Club met at Mrs John Lamb Jr's home with seven members and one visitor. After business, plans for a picnic were made and three members volunteered to assemble Asts for the June meeting. Next meeting to be hosted by Mrs Bodnaruk. A lunch was served.
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Tummel
Court of Revision Held by Shell River Council
The Shell River Council met on Wednesday June 1 1960 with Reeve F H Wilson presiding and full attendance. Minutes from May were read and approved. Accounts totaling 3989.16 were passed. Electors' Roll revised for 1960 and revised roll adopted. Various tax, grant, and road decisions noted with adjournment to July 6.
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Wednescar
Shell River Council
F. H. Wilson
P.F.A.A
P.T.H
O OR P Installation Of Officers Held June 2 In Roblin Elks Hall
Installation ceremonies for the Order of The Royal Purple took place June 2 in the Roblin Elks Hall with District Deputy Supreme Installing Officer Lady Fitchner of Yorkton assisted by Lady Margaret Sorbo. Officers named for the term include Pianist Eleanor Robertson Outer Guard Gladys Macleod Inner Guard Margaret McNeil Conductress Mary Perry Chaplain Olga Kiemecki Historian Ordella Payne Three Year Trustee Doreen Keast Treasurer Marjorie Kelso Secretary Jean Hersak Lecturing Lady Eileen Linton Loyal Lady Pauline Crabb Associate Lady Helena Kines Past Honored Royal Lady Vera Dillin and Honored Royal Lady Mabel Craig. A courtroom-style exchange followed with a judge asking if leaving one’s wife makes a deserter, and a defendant replying that if one knew his wife as he does, they would call him a refugee.
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Order of the Royal Purple
Elk's Hall
Fitchner
Yorkton
Margaret Sorbo
Eleanor Robertson
Gladys Macleod
Margaret McNeil
Mary Perry
Olga Kiemecki
Ordella Payne
Doreen Keast
Marjorie Kelso
Jean Hersak
Eileen Linton
Pauline Crabb
Helena Kines
Vera Dillin
Mabel Craig
Roblin Village Council Meets and Approves Various Items
The Roblin village held a May 10 1960 council meeting with Mayor F A Newton presiding and full council. Minutes from prior sessions were adopted and numerous accounts in merit lists approved for payment alongside water sewer costs. Licenses building permits and tenders were considered with actions on gravel prices and fire brigade rates and practices.
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Roblin
F. A. Newton
D. M
H. Kines
Macleods
Sanders Plumbing
Roblin Hardware
Mrs. R. Jakeman
Roblin Electric
M.P.C
Can
Wilson's Plumbing
H. C
Mike Maluga - Price
Cay
Clayton Construction
Glen Shoemaker
A. Thom
Intermountain School
Stubel-Payne wedding attended by Ward family in Winnipeg
Mr and Mrs Wilf Ward and family with Mr Ed ward Schappert of Regina attended the Stubel Payne wedding in Winnipeg Saturday, returning Sunday. Mrs Lydia Miller left for Winnipeg for an executive meeting of the Women’s Hospital Auxiliary and other business. Mr and Mrs Arthur Wailer and John arrived Monday to spend a week with Mr and Mrs Ed Andres and other relatives.
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Wilf Ward
Edward Schappert
Regina
Stubel-Payne
Winnipeg
Lydia Miller
Women's Hospital Auxiliary
Arthur Wailer
John
Ed Andres
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Parliament Hill
W. Lally
Gilbert Plains
Dauphin
Lal
C.G. LT
F. Newton
L. Wilson
J. Robertson
G Waddell
H. Olphant
L. Simpson
R. McBride
Hilesburg
McCreary
Man
M.H.S.P
Bicycle Safety
Ken Jones
Colleen Jakeman
Lloyd Waly
Lloyd Wally
The
Togo
Wm. Hampson
A. Ireland
Faulkner, Man
George Stewart
Norquay
Wes Scoville
Lutheran Ladies Aid
P.T.H. No
Department of Public Works
Roger Re
PFAA
R.M
Roblin Trading
Burke Garnett
W. Melnyk
N. Ratushny
Mrs. R. Perchaluk
Consumers’ Co-op
Willson
Marshall-Wels
Imperial Ol. Co
Standard Chemical Ltd
D. Ackland & Son
Gardner & Olsen
Cross-Town Motors
Prov. of Man
Philp LaPlante
Alex Smizeisky
J. Bangle
Andrew
Pete Labuke
Rk. P. Jakeman
D. Bowley
Steve Chick
Bella Peats
Ann Prokopetz
Louise Langan
R. P. Jakeman
Duncan Chase
Alex Langan
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