Jakeman Dies in Victoria After Long Life
V. H. Jakeman died February 23 at Royal Jubilee Hospital Victoria aged 81. He was born in Oxfordshire England, a Roblin pioneer, retired to Victoria two decades ago, survived by widow, four daughters, five sons, 25 grandchildren and three great grandchildren, and one sister. Impounded notice dated February 20 1916 lists a grey horse and a bay mare colt to be sold March 11 1946 if not redeemed. Dorothy M Gleiser of Roblin thanks friends for well wishes during illness.
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V. H. Jakeman
Victoria
Royal Jubilee Hospital
B. C
Royal Oak Burial Park
Web
Ildren
F. L. Clack
England
Oxfordshire
Roblin
LL. Johnson
Man
Roblin Citizens Victims of Night Prowlers
Early Wednesday a night prowler, identity unknown, raided eight homes in Roblin. He stole money from four households including Peter Hanson, Frank Newton, and Mrs Lloyd Hembroff and searched several others. RCMP urge residents to lock doors and report clues.
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Going To Press
Peter Hanson
Rena Johnson
W. Fletcher
Newton
Frank Newton
Bill Gamey
Waddy
Stephen
Mitchell
H. H. Simpsons
T. A. Yeo
Lloyd Hembroff
Area Plan Explains Asset Adjustments and Local Duties
The article outlines how the Area Plan handles asset adjustments when a school area forms, including provisions for allocating assets and liabilities and specifying how to implement changes. It also covers compensation for secretary duties and the responsibilities of districts joining an area.
The Atom Exalts Individual Thought Against Mass Conformity
A philosophic essay argues that true progress stems from a few exceptional minds, not the mass public. It condemns mass psychology and political manipulation, praising leaders like Lincoln Roosevelt and Churchill as crisis-born exceptions, while noting history’s long arc of elite achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Brooks
Germany
Italy
Japan
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Churchill
Mrs Maxwell Returns Home After Visit With Cameron Family
Mrs. R. J. Maxwell returned to her Belmont home Wednesday after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Cameron.
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R. J. Maxwell
Belmont
P. 5. Cameron
Lost Gelding Colt in Roblin
Dark bay two year old gelding with small star and white markings on both front legs and one hind leg. Described by Gus Ratke of Roblin. Last seen near 10p.
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Dark Bay
Small Star
Gus Ratke
Roblin
Weekend Visitors and Local Notes from Roblin Parish
Miss Irene Johnston of Portage visited her home here. Chief Petty Officer D. Steele of Toronto stopped by the Dillin home last week. Robt. Henry reports horned larks in his yard on Monday March 4. Frank G. Newton returns from Winnipeg after attending the first annual convention of Quick Freeze Locker Plant operators. Lieut. George Butcher arrives home from overseas and visits with wife and daughter at S. H Cross home. Mr. and Mrs. G. Helliwell travel to Sherridon Manitoba to visit their daughter and son-in-law Pete Fonager. Roblin local Poultry Pool meets at the egg station Saturday March 16 at 3 p.m. Mrs. Kroll reports from the convention. M.F.A.C. camp at Clear Lake will be discussed. This is your business be at the meeting.
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Irene Johnston
Portage
D. Steele
Toronto
Dillin
Henry
Frank G. Newton
Winnipeg
George Butcher
S. H Cross
G. Helliwell
Pete Fonager
Sherridan
Man
Roblin
Poultry Pool
Egg Station
Kroll
E Convention
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Roblin Athletic Association Dance
Birth Maslove
Harry Maslove
Sorochuk
Walter Sorochuk
Gleneden
Grandnarrows Hall
Grand Narrows
Massey-Harris
Leo Christoff
Ajax
C. Bramwell
Shortdale
Wm. Bazylewski
Ward Bros
Deepdale
Allis Chalmers
John Deere Tractor
Jack Bearman
Dorothy M. Gleiser
Selkirk Ave
E. Whog
Mary Wesenfels
Dick Bogle
P.O
ST. Patrick's
Area Board
Manitoba
Special Committee On
Department of Education
Bud's Marketeria
California
Christies
Arrowroot
Christties
Ritz
Pkge
McCormicks
Philadelphia
Eagle Prince
Monarch
Alf
Switzer
North Star Oil Co
Ins
Firestone Rubber Co
Stewart-Warner Co
Ar & Radio
Bieveles
Caldwell & Pearson
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