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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 06, 1954
Page
6
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Ontario Manitoba Saskatchewan customers offered 100 percent live delivery and 08 percent accuracy in pullets. Light Sussex and Sussex Hamp Cross chicks priced from 15.95 to 26.90 with May delivery discounts. Heavy cockerels 13.00 per 100 for May and June. Mr A O Becker Roblin Man.
Delegates at the Swan River Chamber of Commerce event heard Evan McCormick lead a Q and A session, viewed Canada’s Pathway to Plenty, and heard Minister Charles Greenlay discuss Manitoba’s development. The gathering, chaired by Claude Dunbar, showcased plans for forest and soil conservation, decentralization, and new brick and plywood industries, with optimism for future regional prosperity.
The Baseball Club has received offers from players in the United States, Mexico and other parts of Canada. Members are urged to attend a meeting on Thursday May 6 at the Roblin Memorial Hall to discuss plans and actions for the season.
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A May 4 public meeting in Roblin drew about 170 residents. Chair Lore Stevenson and speakers Ed Somers and Dr Otke addressed raw milk harms with a Health Department consultant present. Citizens largely favor pasteurized milk and the council weighs enforcement of raw milk by-law. A Department of Health engineer showed a water supply film as the council promotes a future water and sewage disposal plant.
Mr. Justin Laliberte, aged 93, died at his home on Sunday. A pioneer of the district since 1910, he was closely tied to local affairs for many decades.
Tenders to haul gravel sand and clay for the Village of Roblin for 1954. Applicants must be ready to fulfill all requests when made. Lowest tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders close Wednesday May 12 1954 at 12 noon. Signed R P Jakeman Secretary Treasurer Village of Roblin.
Sealed tenders addressed to the undersigned will be received until 3 00 P M EDT Wednesday May 26 1954 for coal supply to Federal Buildings and Experimental Farms and Stations across Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia. Forms available from the Chief of Purchasing and Stores Ottawa and district architects in Winnipeg Saskatoon Calgary and Vancouver. Tender on printed forms only. A 10 percent security deposit may be required by the Minister of Public Works. The lowest tender not necessarily accepted. Robert Fortier Ottawa April 23 1964.
A short verse by June Palmerston extols the mother’s love as mankind’s best gift, binding nature’s beauty with human affection. The poem lists sunrise, stars, birdsong, flowers, trees, and hills, culminating in the central due to a mother’s love.
Construction of a five room school will solicit sealed tenders up to 12 noon on Saturday May 15 1954. Plans and specifications available from J W McKenzie secretary Inglis 8 D No 2107 Inglis Manitoba.
Sealed tenders will be received until 12 noon Saturday May 18 1984 for a complete bill of material for construction of a one room school including heating and wiring. Copies of the bill of material available at the office of J W McKenzie Secretary Inglis SD No 2107 Inglis Man.
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