Fat Stock Show and Sale Highlights at Fox Warren
Members from Tummel and Cromarty Calf Clubs excel at the Foxwarren Fat Stock Show on June 12 with Mary Lou Falloon crowned champion and Harold Woodhouse reserve. Prizes included Vern Furtney and Mary McCrea in judging and grooming, plus a second place in the stock pen of three. The sale averaged 25.46 cents per pound, with champions at 29.5 and 28.5 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tummel
Cromarty
Foxwarren
Mary Lou Falloon
Harold Woodhouse
Binscarth
Vern Furtney
Cromarty Club
Mary
Hereford
Mary McCrea
Tummel Club
Jack Haberstock
Twe Paige
Hillsburg Rural Council Sets Budget and Rates for 1965
The Hillsburg council met in Roblin with Reeve John Perchaluk Jr. presiding. By-Law No. 408 sets 60 mills for municipal purposes plus school and a 10 percent business tax. ministerial approval requested. Electors' Roll revision on July 7 at 3 pm. Secretary treasurer to attend Winnipeg administration course. $50 approved. Accounts totaling $1611.58 approved for payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsburg
Roblin
John Perchaluk Jr
Winnipeg
Horticultural Meeting at Nowosad Residence
Twenty five Roblin Horticultural Society members met on the Nowosad lawn for the June gathering. They finalized plans for the Peony Show and bake sale on July 3 and scheduled a North Lakes picnic for July 12. Committees were named and will notify members about time food and transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Nowosad
Roblin Horticultural Society
North Lakes
Lst
Engagement of Roseanne Elaschuk to Kenneth Nabe
Mr and Mrs George Elaschuk of Roblin Manitoba announce the engagement of their daughter Roseanne to Kenneth George Nabe son of Mr and Mrs George Nabe of Togo Saskatchewan The wedding is set for Friday July 16 1965 at 3 o'clock in the Ukrainian Greek Orthodox Church Roblin Manitoba
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Elaschuk
Roblin
Manitoba
Roseanne
Kenneth George Nabe
George Nabe
Togo
Saskatchewan
Legion Presents Life Memberships At Local Branch Meeting
Padre of the local Legion branch received a life membership, joining T Kelso and E E Stauffer as long-time members since 1931 with four living life members now including T A Cameron. Past President Hilton Brumwell was honored with the Past President's medal and pin as officers and members discussed uniforms, youth programs, and a planned Sportsmen's Dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Kelso
E. E. Stauffer
Hilton Brumwell
Hilton
S. Lebedovich
Ward
Brian Vincent
Roblin
Peace Garden
Ken Jakeman
Richard Gallant
Gogal Captures Hilton Motor Hotel Golf Trophy at Roblin
Roblin hosts 121 players in the Roblin Annual Spring Golf Tournament with Lorne Gogal winning the Hilton Motor Hotel Trophy in Championship Flight by 76. F. McKinney and E. Famulak follow. Several flight winners listed. hole in one prize goes to McKinney. Bag Boy cart won by Goshulak. Birth notice for Kim Christoff of Burnaby on June 13 at St Pauls Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Lorne Gogal
F. McKinney
Dauphin
E. Famulak
Yorkton
R. Misener
G. Warren
J. Wasylenko
Flin Flon
I. Kirk
Swan River
G. Nicholson
D. Bond
V. Barnard
F. Hewsko
Gilbert Plains
J. Akert
L. Hill
M. Kapetz
A. Allanson
S. McPhee
P. Nykolaishyn
E. Bushy
W. Goshulak
Gordon Christofff
Dow Street
Burnaby, B.C
Kim
St. Paul’s Hospital
Order of Royal Purple Installs New Officers
On Tuesday June 8 the Order of the Royal Purple installed new officers led by District Deputy S hr L Gray of Dauphin. Mary Perry was named Honored Royal Lady with Marjorie Kelso Immediate P HRL and others filling key posts. Members funded Easter Seal and arthritis society campaigns, donated to Mental Health and local groups, sponsored trophies, hosted a hockey night, and entertained seniors at a tea. Traveling apron raffle awarded to Mrs Louise Yakimishyn. activities resume in September for another busy year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Royal Purple
S.H.R.L. Gray
Dauphin
Mary Perry
Marjorie Kelso
P.H R.L
Wilene Dietrich
Molly Korpan
Edna Sims
Connie Keast
Frances Jakeman
Parkland
Louise Yakimishyn
Roblin Band Performs City Tour Ahead of Centennial Parade
The Roblin Community Youth Band under Const. Mike McMahon and the Roblin Majorettes entertained shoppers in the Main and Second Ave area. They will participate in the Kamsack Centennial Parade on June 26 with McMahon leading. Band parents run a refreshment booth behind Heming's Jewellery each Saturday to aid fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Const
Mike McMahon
Roblin Majorettes
Main
Second Ave
Kamsack
Const. McMahon
Heming
Band Association
Obituaries for Dale Laliberte and Annie Law in Manitoba notices
Funeral services for Dale Allan Laliberte age 27 were held at Ste. Claire Roman Catholic Church San Clara. He died June 6 in Thompson Manitoba and was buried in Parish cemetery. Annie Mabel Law 81 of Roblin Manitoba died June 11 at Golden Door Geriatric Centre Winnipeg. Funeral at Knox United Roblin June 15 with burial Roblin cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ste. Claire
San Clara
Dale Allan Laliberte
Thompson
Man
Father Dansereau
Laliberte
Grand Narrows
Clemenceau
Theresa Carriere
Lynn Lake
Patrick Harrison Co
Theresa
Janice
Joanne
Lisa
Moses Laliberte
Togo
Hap’ Latimer
Manitowadge
Ont
Ed Langevin
Mian
Morley Davey
Hap” Latimer
Raymond Laliberte
John Arc
and Charles Carriere
Golden Door Geriatric Centre
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Annie Mabel Law
4Th Avenue
Roblin
Law
Woodstock
Ontario
Saskatchewan
William Dewitt
Robert Milne
Dewitt Wilson Law
Knox United Church
E. Dixon
F. A. Newton
Gordon Keast
Art Currey
Wm. Ford
George Kelso
Allan Martin
Jim Kines
J. Martin
John Gardner
Wellington Watson
Henry Chick
Harry Maslove
Roblin To Have Dial Telephones By 1966
By fall 1966 nine hundred Roblin and rural district customers will get dial telephones. Construction of the new office at Highway 5 and 83 starts January 1966. Roblin lines switch from manual to digital numbers with 7 digit codes. San Clara customers will also receive 7 digit numbers and calls within Roblin remain free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Manitoba Telephone System
Tligit
San Clara
Roblin Juveniles blank Inglis in league games
Roblin Juveniles defeated Inglis 12 0 on June 18 at Roblin with Gerald Brook as winning pitcher. A return match on June 20 at Assessippi Beach ended 6 0 for Roblin, Dick Bouvier the winning pitcher. Two league games remain in July. Pony League also beat Inglis 10 4 on June 20, with Herb Andres earning the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inglis Juveniles
Roblin
Inglis
Gerald Brook
Roblin Juveniles
Assessippi Beach
Roblin Boys
Dick Bouvier
Pony League
Herb Andres
Roblin District Social News Highlights This Week
Winnipeg visitors renew acquaintances in Roblin and district. Local residents travel to Dauphin and Winnipeg for events, weddings, conventions, and golf. Youth register for International Music Camp while nearby communities host Legion Decoration Day services.
PAT PRESENTS Cleaning Bathroom Tile
The article advises how to restore sparkle to discolored ceramic tile around baths and showers. It suggests using a water conditioning agent in a diluted solution, scrubbing with a sponge, rinsing, and drying with a soft towel to prevent soap film buildup and enhance shine.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Your Ag
Jim Radcliffe
Foxwarren Fat Stock Show and Sale
P. Nowosad
Roblin Agricultural Society
Legion Presents
Shawn
Sam Lebedovich
Royal Canadian Legion
A. Tr. Kines
Canadian Legion
L. Gogal
Hilton Motor Hotel
Roblin Golf Club
U.S
Bronx
N.Y
Order of Royal Purple
Mental Health Society
Purple Cross Fund
The
Retarded Children Society
Elks’ Xmas Candy Fund
Agnes Jose
Mr. Jim Ready
C. Brade
R. Cockerill
John Mitchell of
Waskada
C. E. Mitchell
Les Arkesy
Mrs
Ross Misener
Lee Fisher
Bill Pletcher
E. Fletcher
Wm. Gamey
Elinor Simpson
Peace Gardens
Lark Gamey
R. E. Freeland
Winnipeg General Hospital
Earle Simpson
Lisle Simpson
Harvey
Elinor
C. Filewich
Kay Black
E. Ward
Marg Allanson
Stella Peteleski
Marg Oliphant
York Lake
Stella
Grandview Legion Decoration
J. Lovas
L. Ward
R. Maguire
K. Black
I. Shepherd
Auxiliary
R. Jakeman
R. Harlow
A. Lovas
Legion
Pat
Patricia McAuley
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Chow En-lai
East Africa
Tanzania
Canada
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