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Newspaper

Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 08, 1956

Page

4

200 Women Tour New Children's Hospital in Winnipeg

More than 200 women from rural Manitoba toured the near completed Children’s Hospital in Winnipeg ahead of its December 2, 1956 opening. Delegates to the Manitoba Women’s Hospital Auxiliaries Association convention, held Oct 29 to Nov 1, viewed the facility during an hour long inspection. Tea followed hosted by the Children’s Hospital Nurses Alumni Association, with many named delegates from Roblin to Selkirk in attendance.

Mansitoba Children’ Hospital Winnipeg Manitoba Women's Hospital Auxiliaries Association Manitoba Hospital and Nursing Conference Children’s Hospital Nurses Alumni Association C. McCrea Roblin W. A. Yuel Neepawa E. M. Sims Swan River W. H. Heterley Altona E. Loewen Steinbach L. H. Keeler Hartney A. Innes Deloraine H. Jensen Boissevain Frank Hill Portage la Prairie W. Friesen

Nighttime duck and goose hunting tales from the Rivers Gazette

A Manitoba region column laments a two legged night hunter using a high powered rifle and spotlight to slaughter deer, while praising top duck hunter Corp. G Crawford of the RCMP at Russell for a six and a half pound greenhead. It notes many mallards and geese across Whitewater Lake and Lake Manitoba areas, plus a funny anecdote about a hunter waking from a nap to avoid the combine.

Oak Lake Corp. G. Crawford RCMP Russell Lake Cottage Manitoba Game and Fish Boys Rivers Gazette

Armistice Day Event Set for November Eleven Afternoon

An Armistice Day observance is scheduled for November 11 at 2:00 in the afternoon. The event details call for a formal ceremony with local officials, veterans, and community members expected to attend.

Ukrainian Catholic Youth of Roblin Hold First Major Event

Last Sunday marked the Ukrainian Catholic Youth of Roblin and district's first major gathering. About 30 youths attended 10 o'clock High Mass with St. Vladimir's Boys Choir, followed by a chicken dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Homeniuk. Rev. Y Dybka gave the keynote address, with Miss Nellie Lesiuk and Miss Ann Kowalyk presenting, and Father Dzurman offering closing remarks. A social concluded the day. On Oct 30 local members traveled to Yorkton for a Halloween social.

Rublin St. Vladimir’s Boys Choir Y. Dybka C.ss.r St. Vladimir’s College Father Dybka Nellie Lesiuk Ann Kowalyk Yorkton U.C.Y Yorkton M. Dzurman Roblin U.C.Y

The Poppy Campaign is a Debt to the Dead

The Poppy Campaign is described as a duty to honor the dead and support the living. The message emphasizes remembrance and ongoing support through poppy tributes and related activities.

Child Dies After Fall From Car Near Shortdale

A 20 month old girl Veronica Donna Peech died in Roblin hospital after falling from a moving car at home near Shortdale 16 miles east of Roblin. Survived by parents John and Mary Peech, one brother Matt and two sisters Christina and Frances. Funeral at Shortdale Greek Orthodox Church with interment at Shortdale cemetery.

Roblin Hospital Shortdale Roblin Veronica Donna Peech John H. Peech W. Aponuka Sneath John Mary Peech Matt Christina Frances

Goose Lake School Board approves long list of tenders

Goose Lake School Board met in the Collegiate on Thursday November 1 with all trustees present. They adopted the prior minutes, approved tenders for van routes 5 9 and 16 and re tendered others, deferred substitute teacher requests, instructed letters to education officials, set pay for seasoned wood delivery and stokers, approved a $10 monthly caretaker raise from Sept 1 1956, approved coal tender, and authorized payment of listed accounts.

Goose Lake School Board Department of Education Alfred Shabluk Dan Kumchuk F. T. Dayson W. E. Dayson W. E. Nash W. R. Ritchie Ralph Harlow Don Davis Restender Archie Harlow Emil K

Tummel W A Meeting At Mrs Alexander Home

The Tummel W A held its October meeting at Mrs Ben Alexander with seven members present The Fowl Supper date was set and plans for the supper followed the outline of prior years Films will be shown in the church with the lights ready The next meeting is at Mrs J McCrea's home on November 14 The roll call notes Christmas gift ideas Christmas cards and wrapping will be displayed The Cradle Roll presented to the church by the W A is hanging in the church Names of all children born and christened since January 1953 are inscribed on it

Tummel W.A

Parkland Barley and Loose Housing Shelter Observed

The office invites Parkland Barley applications promptly. It highlights two loose housing shed designs for winter shelter. Gordon Pound built a 40 by 20 foot shed costing about $50 using locally available poles and straw. Lawrence Traub’s 32 by 60 foot shed cost about $200 in materials and six days of work. Both examples show economical shelter for beef cattle, dairy, and sheep.

Parkland Barley Gordon Pound Makaroff Pound Lawrence Traub Traub

Spooky Town Pranks Mark Halloween Night Into Ashes

A Halloween night in town featured a moved privy council chamber ending ashed in nuisance grounds, a bank manager driving to work on a tractor, and a back lane sprint by a garageman. The Elks Hallowe'en party at Memorial Hall offered games for youngsters and free apples and suckers, with the deputy mayor as the ball throw target.

Elks Hallowe'en Memorial Hall Elks Lodge Elks Party Roblin

Y P U Rally Held At Russell November 4

A Y P U rally for the Birtle Presbytery gathered in Russell on Sunday November 4 with four Roblin Union members in attendance. The executive for the coming year includes President Robert Billinsplay, Vice President Mary McBain, Secretary Beryle Bauming, and Treasurer Gary Gaber. The theme You Shall Be My Witnesses was addressed by Beth Kowalenko of Winnipeg. Officers were installed by Maureen Mayne during the meeting.

Y.P.U Birtle Presbytery Russell The Roblin Union Robert Billinsplay Mary McBain Roblin Beryle Bauming Dropmore Gary Gaber Inglis Beth Kowalenko Winnipeg Manitoba P.C. T.C Carvans National Council Maureen Mayne Ken Moffat Hamiota Mayne

Around Town: North American Visit Recap

Mr and Mrs J Adam returned home Monday after visiting their son Ken Adam and daughter in Killarney Manitoba. Ben and Keith Alexander accompanied by relatives spent a week visiting Manitou Winnipeg and U S locales. Dennis of Beausejour returned to spend winter with his daughter-in-law and son-in-law Keith Alexander. Also with them, Mrs Fred Spring of Manitou will spend two weeks with her parents Jack and Mrs Alexander.

J. Adam Ken Adam Killarney Manitoba Ben Alexander Keith Alexander Manitou Winnipeg Points U.S. A Dennis Beausejour Fred Spring Jack Alexander

Local W M S Meeting At Hazel McGinnis Home

The Free Methodist Church women met at Mrs Hazel McGinnis home for their monthly gathering. They studied Matthew Chapter 2 and answered questions on missionary Tidings prepared by the W M S. A dainty lunch was served and the next meeting was set for December 7 at Mrs E Hammond in Roblin.

W.mls Free Methodist Church Hazel McGinnis Ney 3Rd Bieia Robin Silverwood Matthew W. M.S

The Value of Balancing Price and Risk

A quotation on prudent buying warns against paying too much or too little. Paying too little risks failure of the purchased item, while the lowest bid hides risk. To avoid waste, add a cushion for risk and you may afford something better.

Modern world reshapes sport and votes across borders

A reflective piece notes sport universality shrinking borders as Canada England and Scotland lose titles to continental teams while Japan tops Brooklyn in baseball. It also critiques Winnipeg turnout in local elections and highlights Steve Juba's mayoral bid amid apathy and reformist stances.

Rip van Winkle Canada England Scotland Brooklyn Dodgers Japan Big Ditch Happies Great Britain Brooklyn Dodgers U.S.A

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New Children’s Hospital ROD & Gun Digest R. T Bill” Robinson Roblin Theatre Harold Boughton Sec.treas Scott Bateman Ward 1 M.T M.P.C Roblin Sash and Door Roblin Trading Roblin Review Dmitro Kudreawzew Manitoba Text Book Rossen (Roblin) Ltd Spear & Riach Mitchell’s Drug Store the Printer’s Devil M.D.O Hallowe’en Capers Privy Council People’s Choice Stephen Juba George Sharpe Steve Juba
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