Streaming debate sparks quips on radio broadcast plan
In a spirited debate over a proposed public radio broadcast of proceedings, MPs mock the cost and content with sharp jests. Willis and Campbell trade lines on steam, gas, and politics while Stinson criticizes gerrymandering and cabinet instability.
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CCF
McDowell
Cons
Willis
Brandon
Campbell
Clement
Swatles
Prefontaine
Stinson
Roblin
Page Boys
Burch
Mr. Stinson
House
Mr. Prefontaine
Schultz
Scotland
Hryorczuk
Kardash
Chester
Mr. Campbell
Mr. Willis
May Meeting of Shell River Council 1952
Council holds May 7 session in Roblin Council Chamber at 2 pm with Reeve Clarke presiding. Minutes from April approved. Accounts total 2218.46 for April with numerous payments to individuals and local bodies. Various motions set wages, grants, gravel rate, nuisance ground bylaw, tax cancellations, rent, and bylaw 914A. Next meeting scheduled for June 2, 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Reeve Clarke
Sanders-Boyce
Edel Sorochuk
Eventide
Wrobel
St. Paul's Home
McFadden & Carmichael
Peter Morash
Mike Maluga
A. J. Beaven
J. Hay
STB Powell Equipment Co
Province of Manitoba
Imperial Oil Ltd
Macleods Ltd
H. C. Cranwell
Roblin Creamery
Gardner & Olsen
D. Lindsay
Paramount Motors
Vulcan Machinery
Chas. E. Lindsay
Crosstown Motors
Mickelson Farmiy
J. Fowler
Beaver Lumber Co
Nellie Poiltras
D. Ferguson
A. Smigelsky
Sander-Boyce
Edel-Boyce
Wm. Repka
Makaroff
Sorochuk-Sanders
Paraska Yakimishyn
Salvation Army
Boyce-Sanders
Tom Beck
Manitoba Federation of Agriculture
R. F. Cockerill & Co
Sanders-Edel
M. Korpan
Sorochuk-Boyce
Beekeeping Advice for Early Summer Hive Management
Ag Rep E W Somera urges Roblin beekeepers to ensure each colony has a laying queen and adequate stores. Colonies building fast may need extra supers, with guidance on swarm control and regular colony exams every 7 to 10 days. Vaccination efforts in Shell River area proceed, while Foot and Mouth actions lead to cancellation of fat stock shows and bull sales.
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F C. Bell
Agricule Society
Dauphin
Brandon
Worldly Wiseman and the path to moral renewal
Dr J Carlyle Parker argues that literal political machinery cannot free humanity from greed and hate. He contrasts Evangelist guidance with self confident leaders who promise perfect systems. True change comes from inner character, love, and divine guidance rather than new leagues or machines.
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Christian
Pilgrim’s Progress
Evangelist
Celestial City
Mr. Legality
Wiseman
League of Nations
Naaman
Mr. Worldly Wiseman
Worldly Wise
You
Clean-up Day At Togo Cemetery June 4th
The Togo Homemakers Club met May 8 with Mrs. W. Dickie presiding and Mrs. King as secretary. Plans were shared for the 1952 Kamsack convention theme Our Rural Home. A net profit of 46.60 from Easter tea was noted. A June 4 Clean-up at the cemetery was set with Mrs. F. Erhardt in charge.
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Togo
W. Dickie
Appel
F. Erhardt
C. Stone
Maguire
Choosing rightly when leaders promise to build
The excerpt contrasts two leaders, one who succeeds when given a chance and another who fails when followed. It urges readers to prepare for a new choice and to abide by the correct selection, highlighting the ongoing decision about who influences the souls of men and the machinery of society.
Werbowetski Wins Thunder Bay Midget Trophy for Value Player
Stanley Werbowetski of Fort William receives the Andy Stark memorial trophy as the league's most valuable player on the Thunder Bay Midget team. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Nic Werbowetski former Roblin residents who moved to Fort William about four or five years ago.
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Stanley Werbowetski
Fort William
Andy Stark
Stan
Nic Werbowetski
Roblin
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Iberville
Mr. Wightman
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Shell River Council
Province OF
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E. W. Somera
Shell River
J. Carlyle Parker
Togo Cemetery