Chamber of Commerce Sponsors Outstanding Farm Family Award
The Roblin and District Chamber sponsor an Outstanding Farm Family award to honor Canadian farm families with notable farming homemaking and citizenship success. Nominees must meet ownership operation tenure residency and moral criteria and be selected by a district committee. the annual prize includes an engraved shield and a permanent scroll donated by T. H. Taylor of Roblin Man.
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Chamber of Commerce
Roblin and
Chamber of Comme
River
Shelimovin
Hilsbar Boulton
L.G.D
Park 2
Chamber 1 Commerce
T H. Taylor
Roblin
Man
Roblin Circus Presents Ring Brothers Elephants July 6
The Ring Brothers Circus will visit Roblin on Saturday July 6 at the fairgrounds under the Roblin Agricultural Society. Elephants will work in dawn and early afternoon shows with rest breaks between performances. The program features international acts including the DeRirke Family from France, riding monkeys, performing dogs, walking wire feats, and rope spinning and sharp shooting exhibitions by the Gordon Company. Two shows are slated for 2:30 and 8:00 PM with animal menagerie, kiddie show, and reptile exhibits for visitors one hour before doors.
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Roblin Agricultural Society
M In
Ring Brothers
Canada
DeRirke
France
Matt Laurisn
Hodgson
Lisa Richards
Gayletta
Count DeBob
Patricia Carroll
America
Bob Gordon Company
Western Star
Ring Brothers Circus
Farmers' Union Tillage Day Held at Bomak Farm
The Shoridale Farmers' Union hosted its annual tillage day on Tony Bomak's farm on June 14 with Robert Rae, Agricultural Engineer from Manitoba's Agriculture Dept, assisting. Sixty people attended despite rain. Rae demonstrated plows, cultivators, and proper hitching, highlighting a shift to swinging free draw-bars for easier steering and uniform soil turning. Guests enjoyed lunch provided by area ladies, and attendees thanked John Perchaluk for organizing the event.
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Shoridale Farmers’ Union
Tony Bomak
Robert Rae
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Ag. Rep
Rae
John Perchaluk
Bomak
Goose Lake Grade V Freable Sale Realizes $7.60
The Grade V Class held a Freable Sale on Friday June 14 at Goose Lake School. A sum of 7.60 was realized that afternoon and the class will buy library books to enhance the newly opened room whose supply is small.
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Goose Lake
Lennard School hosts Shellbank Calf Club Achieve ment Day June 11
Lennard School District welcomed Shell River and Rochedale students for a day of calf judging and showmanship led by Ag Rep Keith McComb. Champion calf was shown by Jimmy Daneluk with George Danehuk as reserve. other ribbon winners included Ernest Zetaruk, David Onofreichuk, and Rodney Titian. 4H leader Henry Iwacha praised the club formed in 1956. Separately, gardeners report cutworm losses and advise sprays such as chlordane and dieldrin with care, following label directions and keeping chemicals away from children.
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Lennard
Shell‘bank
Shell River
Rochedale
Jim Smart
Robin
Keith McComb
Russell Ares
Jimmy Daneluk
George Danehuk
Ernest Zetaruk
David Onofreichuk
Rodney Titian
Mr. McComb
Billy Germain
Ernest Zeteruk
Henry Iwacha
Shellbank
Mak arff Ladies Aid Meeting Held Wednesday June 12
The Mak arff Ladies Aid met at Mrs. C Ayer home with six members and two visitors. Mrs Powell presided. scripture reading followed by the Lord's Prayer. Plans for a sale of home baking and farm products in Roblin, a Silver Tea, and a parcel post sale were discussed. Final arrangements to be made at the July 10 meeting at Mrs T Roberts.
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Ladies Aid
C. Ayer
Seer Lath
Powel
Ayer
Roblin
Social and Local Visits Across Roblin Area
The Roblin community notes visitors from Kelliher Winnipeg Vancouver and Benson Minnesota with locals hosting relatives and friends. Highlights include Sylvia Lesack earning a German prize, several residents traveling to Brandon Winnipeg and Beausejour, and gatherings at the Oliphant and Giles households along with bingo in Roblin.
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A. ‘Tmam
James Adam
Eft
West Coast
J. Yeo
Damphin
Roblin
R. Taylor
Brandon
Patricia Giles
Geo. Giles
R. P. Jakeman
Winnipeg
Hillsburg council meeting minutes July? June 5
Hillsburg Rural Municipality council met to approve last meeting minutes and consider social aid for Louisa Bauer Maria Yellowega Gustav Heinsohn and Anna Mindny. They accepted a $100 payment for NW 20 26 27 and approved a bylaw for a gate transfer. They asked CN R for a public railway crossing on the western side of NE 1 26 27. They will pay $13.50 deferred fees on 9E 20 28 27 and send secretary to Public Finance course with $60 expenses. office closed June 17–22. Accounts Cheques 3835 to 3866 approved and meeting adjourned.
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Winnipeg
Bield School Trustees Meet on June 17
The regular meeting of the Bield Consolidated School District Trustees was held on June 17 with all trustees present. Motions adopted included approving the minutes, paying listed accounts, making a picnic donation for June 28, and accepting A. Lovas's tender to build a barn for $210.00. Question of the hour asked about crop conditions and rainfall.
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Bield Consolidated
Dobranski-Rice
Angus
Bailes
A. Lovas
Engagement of Evonne Angeline to Paul Antoniuk
The engagement of Evonne Angeline daughter of Mrs. M Michalevich and the late Mr Michalevich to Paul son of Mr and Mrs W Antoniuk of Sassatoon Sask is announced by her mother The wedding is set for 7 pm on Wednesday July 3 at St Vladimir College Chapel.
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Evonne Angeline
Banquet Honors Tummel High School Students
A banquet at Tummel Hall brought together Tummel High School students and parents. Rev Waxidell urged honesty and ambition while Mrs Kendrick and Mrs Cliff McArthur handed out Grade XI pins. Bevenley Robertson gave the valedictory as Stuart Inglis spoke on past and present school opportunities.
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Tummel High School
Tummel Hall
Jaume
Waxidell
Kendrick
Tammer
Stuart Inglis
Tummel School
Mabel Johnson
Bugera
Bevenley Robertson
Phylls Choropita
Marian Bodnaruk
June Meeting of WMS at Mrs G Souter's Home
The June meeting of the WMS gathered eleven members and two visitors at Mrs. G. Souter's home with Mrs. H. Cross leading opening devotions. A Trans Canada program by Mrs. I L Mitchell and others highlighted missionary reports from Fils Hills Yorkton Presbytery Saskatche wan Gypsumville Flin Flon Wan couver Steventon BC. Next meeting set for July 8 at Mrs. T L Mitchell's home.
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W. M.S
G. Souter
Mirs. H. Cross
Trans-Canada
I. L. Mitchell
Mans. Newton
Arnott
Harrop
H. Cross
Fils Hills
Yorkton Presbytery
Saskcatchewan
Gypsumville
Flin Flon
Manitoba
Wancouver
Steventon
British Columbia
R. McBain
T. L. Mitchell
Year's Activities Closed With Banquet And Party
A banquet and party in Tum mel Hal on Monday June 17 marked the Roblin District Teachers' Lazal year end. The event featured a fine supper by Tummel W.A. ladies, remarks on the Teachers' Scholarship fund, farewell to staff moving on, and entertainment including games, reels, songs, and piano numbers. Dancing with Hi Fi music capped off another active year, with thanks to those who provided transport and support.
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Tummel Hal
Robin District
Lazal
Tummel W.A
Burrelle
P. Bugera
M. Kozteje
Merle Lamb
Tom Meadows
Meadow
Roblin
Loral
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Farmers’ Union
Ag.Rep
Harold Boughton
Shellbank Calf Club
Makaroff Ladies’ Aid
Don Walker
Wimmipeg
Andrew Miler
Geo Paulenko
Yorkton
Hazel Moore
Vancouver
B.C
G. Schmaltz
Sylvia Lesack
University of British Columbia
D. H. Oliphant
Lorne Nicholson
5. McDonald
Ralph McDonald
Art. Ferris
Adeline Boris
K. Ricky
Beausejour
Rickey
Mrs
Walters Sorbo
Hillsburg
Mike Fil' Ewich
Walter Cockerlil
Peter Hojnocki
Emil
Zinmaler and
George Melnychenko
Louisa Bauer
Maria Yellowega
Gustav Heinsohn
Anna Mlndny
Joe Wawryk
C.N.R
N. E
Bield
Bailes - Angus
Christie
Macleods
J. Spear
Manitoba Power Commission
Winnipeg Tribune
Harold Andres
Son
Herbie
Phow
Boudip
Tummel
WMS
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