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Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 01, 1958

Page

6

Winter improvements and town tidyup notes

Winter brought remodeling at the Royal Bank with a new vault and long oak interior. CNR Station updates include a new paint job and grounds renovation. Soto Store added a neon sign and Mitchell’s Drag Store installed an aluminum awning. Early plant growth contrasts with late April snow. A spring cleanup campaign urges residents to tidy yards for a healthier community.

Royal Bank CNR Ure Station Soto Mitchell's Drag Store

Agricultural Awards Dinner Highlights Community Leaders

The Roblin and Distney Chamber of Commerce honored Mr. Walter Ward and Mr. Scott for long service at an Agricultural Society awards dinner. The Ritchies received the 1957 agricultural award and the National Grain Red Spring Wheat Trophy for community involvement and farm excellence. Guest speaker A H Parker spoke on a South American tour with slides, while the event praised the W I Ladies for organizing a well regarded evening.

Agricultural Society Gibson Ritchie Roblin and Distney Chamber of Commerce Peter Nowosad T. H. Taylor Walter Ward Ritchie A. H. Parker Gilbert Plains South America Goulden Canada

Women's Institute Demonstrates Ukrainian Cooking

The Robin Women's Institute held an April meeting with president Mrs. Geo. Kelso in chair. Delegates were arranged for the Foxwarren district convention and a banquet on April 2. Rollcall featured old articles and a 200 year history, with 35 visitors attending. Gerald Colins played three piano selections, then Mrs. Kerchak, Mrs. Mendro, and Mrs. Bewcyk demonstrated Ukrainian cooking, including Christmas and Easter bread, cabbage rolls, and beet soup.

Robin Women’s Institute Geo. Kelso Foxwarren Rollcat Gerald Colins Rs. Kerchak Mendro Bewcyk

Around Town Senior residents travel and church confirmations

Mrs. M Mitchell returned to her Robin home from Edmonton for the winter while Mr. and Mrs. G Keast left for Windsor Ontario to fly from Winnipeg and bring back a new car and truck. A Confirmation service was held at Christ Church Anglican on Sunday April 27 at 7 pm with eleven persons confirmed by Rt Rev J A Norris. The Rev A Dauphin will conduct Holy Communion and new members will receive their first communion.

A Dauphin

Obituary for George Wasylenchuk of Bield Manitoba 90

Services held April 21 at 10 00 am in Kdale Greek Orthodox Church for George Wasylenchuk aged 90 of Bield Manitoba who died April 18 in Roblin Manitoba after illness Rev E Schwetz officiated Sneath Funeral Service in charge of arrangements Bearers listed including Yellow ega Petro Lesak Book Mymko Yelouwega Burial at Shortdale Parish cemetery Mr Wasylenchuk born in Charkov Austria educated in Austria married Helen Bretsky in Charkov Austria they came to acta in 1898 settling at Ash Manitoba farmed until 1915 then moved to Roblin area surviving wife two sons John Roblin and Michael Bel of Sask three daughters Mike Mary Kowal Mrs David Carrie Warwick residing in Sask and Mrs Andrew Nelle Wagner Sudbury also one sister Mrs Renchuk Winnipeg

Kdale George Wasylenchuk Bield Man Roblin E. Schwetz Sneath Bil Yellowega Mike Petro Bil Lesak Mike Book Steve Mymko Les 7 Twee John Michael Blel Mike Mary) Kowal David Carrie) Warwick Sask Andrew «Nelle Wagner Sudbury Mary) Renchuk Winnipeg

Regular Evening Guild Meeting Held April 22nd

The Evening Guild met at Mrs. Jean Martin’s home on Tuesday April 22nd with 13 members and 4 visitors answering roll by naming a woman of the Bible. The sick visiting committee reported three March visits. Joyce Barber announced July 13th church service duties and bake sale plans for April 5th. Plans were made to cater the May Presbytery Banquet and the Explorers GIT Graduation Banquet on May 29th. A play Mary Magdalene by four GIT girls delighted attendees. Joyce Barber praised the volunteers and the meeting ended with prayer and lunch.

Jean Martin Joyce Barber Evening Guild Shelley Newton Phyliss Nahirney Barbara, Collins Verna Souter Mary Magdalene M. Braun L. Bruce A. Chase

Presbyterial To Meet In Roblin May 8 9

The Woman's Missionary Society of the United Church of Canada convenes in Roblin May 8 and 9 with the theme What doth The Lord require of you. Delegates from multiple communities attend Dauphin District sessions including Lynn Lake Flin Flon The Pas Swan River and Roblin. Miss M M Henderson and others present reports on membership givings and programs as Mrs H J Everall and Mrs J E Dent discuss departmental work. Mrs L E Brownell of WinnipegWill be guest speaker at the Thursday evening session. Visitors are welcome at all sessions beginning 8:00 pm.

Woman's Missionary Society of the United Church of Canada Roblin Lynn Lake Flin Plaw the Pas Swan River Kenville Mindtowas Sherbert Dauphin Ochre River Gilbern Plains Grandview Robiin Dauphin District M. M. J. Henderson H. J. Everall J. E. Dent

Boulton approves calfhood vaccination by law at March meeting

Ag Rep reports that Boulton Municipality passed the compulsory calfhood brucellosis vaccination by-law at the March meeting and will expand veterinary services this summer. It is the third municipality to adopt a full calfhood program within the Ag Rep district, except San Clara Local Government District. Shell River has been accepted into the Brucellosis Control area, requiring stock testing when the program starts. Farmers are urged to consider building stock chutes and pens to ease handling and reduce injuries. plans are available at the Ag Rep office.

Boulton Ag. Rep San Clara Shell River Dom Inion

Horticultural Short Course Huge Success

A full day course in Roblin Theatre featured speakers from Jocas Skinners Nursery Dr Frank Skinner Bert McNet and Dave Harrison of Harrisons Nursery Ingls with support from Dr J Menzies University of Manitoba and Fred Weir Manitoba Dept of Agriculture. Attendees from Daupin Inglis Russell and local gardeners explored landscaping trees shrubs roses ornamentals pruning home fruit and vegetable varieties, with sponsorship by Roblin District Chamber of Commerce.

Robiin Jocas Skinner Frank Skinner Bert McNet Dave Harrison Harrison Ingls J. Menzies University of Manitoba Fred Weir Manitoba Dept. of Agriculure Extension Sergwe Pin. Inglis Russell Roblinamt

Roblin Chamber Plans Float For Wasagaming Anniversary

The Roblin and District Chamber of Commerce held its April meeting in the Masonic Temple with President Peter Nowosad presiding. Discussions covered a Timber Processing Plant, Wasagaming’s 25th anniversary, highway area fixes, Christmas lights funding, beach lighting, and a future Tag Day.

Roblin and Wasagaming Riding National National Park P. Nowosad and JR. McBain

Two A A S Members Speak At Tummel Ladies Club

The Tummel Ladies' Club met at Mrs. Keith Alexander's home on Thursday afternoon April 24 with eight members and one visitor. President Mrs. A McFadyen chaired as members shared reports from committees and planned the May meeting at Mrs. C McArthur's inviting mothers or grandmothers. A.A.S. members Mr. S Clydesdale and Mr. Ray Taylor were thanked for a stimulating discussion on the work of A.A.S., followed by a luncheon hosted by Mrs. A McFadyen.

A.A.S Tummel Ladies’ Club Keith Alexander Clydesdale Ray Taylor A.A. 3

Roblin Opens Boliden Treated Timber Plant In Manitoba

A locally organized Roblin stock company completed franchise agreements with Boliden Mining Co of Sweden to launch a pressure treating timber plant. Production planned by late August or early September, yielding about 1.25 million feet yearly of treated poles posts lumber and plywood using Boliden method. The facility aims to boost forest conservation and establish Roblin as a regional lumber center.

Boliden Mining Co Sweden Roblin Manitoba

Also Mentioned on This Page

LGA Otkes Agricultural Awards Ritchies Mr. Ward W. R. Scott Mrs. Ritchie Chamber of Commerce Agriculural Bert Chartes Mr. Beattle Women’s Institute W.M.S. Presbyterial L. E. Brownell Christian Church Ag.rep Harold Boughton Dau F. Price G. Mitchell C. Rach C.riach R. Robertson Highway Dept Memorial Hall R. McBain Dad Kelso Collins Nowosad A. McFadyen C. E. Riach F. E. Price Roblin and District Chamber A Commerce Ted Sanders Ed, de Sieyes Bollden Co Satuday Roblin Memorial Hall
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