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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 07, 1968
Page
4
The article recalls Remembrance Day on November 11 marking the end of the First World War and honoring veterans from both world wars and Korea. It urges youth to remember sacrifices and highlights the dwindling numbers of veterans while noting a cynical reaction to a Winnipeg Peace Rally.
The annual farm TV series This Business of Farming returns at 10:30 am across the prairies the week of January 6 to 10 1969. Monday and Tuesday cover breeding housing feeding health and management with on farm visits and a packing plant tour.
Funeral services were held at St. Viator's Church in Dauphin for Barry E. Puchal 21 of Grandview who died in an accident on PTH No 5 near St. Rose on October 23 1968. He was born in Dauphin and educated at Moss Vale School and Grandview Collegiate. He worked with the Manitoba Telephone System Installation Dept for over three years. Survived by his parents Edward and Mary Puchalski of Grandview a sister Valerie Painchaud of St. Boniface grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Michael Puchalski and several aunts and uncles.
Mrs Wm Hampson reporter and families visited Ed and Mrs Propp in Roblin on Tuesday of last week. Anglican Church W A ladies held a successful bazaar and turkey supper in Elk's Hall on Saturday Oct 26. Mr and Mrs Lyle Green and family of McCreary Manitoba visited with Mr and Mrs Lorne Oman on Sunday.
About 100 teachers principals and school administrators from across Manitoba will gather at McMaster House Winnipeg November 4 8 for a five day continuous progress institute sponsored by the Manitoba Teachers Society and the Department of Education. The program chaired by Sister Joyce Richards Swan Lake curriculum committee member aims to promote a system that eliminates grades and lets students advance at their own pace.
Manitoba officials outline Asessippi Provincial Park development near Russell. Shellmouth dam on the Assiniboine River creates a 40 mile lake with beach, marina, campgrounds, trails, and winter facilities planned for 1970 centennial use.
Manitoba Finance Minister Gurney Evans announced extended relief suspending the five percent sales tax on portable and prefabricated granaries. The exemption now retroactive to April 1 and applies to materials for construction installation or repair used solely for grain storage, covering purchases by farmers from April 1 to December 31 of the year.
A Roblin Review letter from October 31 1988 urges council and the Department of Highways to clean up town highway right of ways showing wrecked cars illegal signs and broken tractors. It suggests a by pass as the permanent solution to the recurring problem.
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