Branch Of Besl Organized At Roblin
A reorganization meeting of the B E S L was held at the Orange Hall in Roblin on Tuesday November 25. About thirty returned men attended from Makaroff and Shortdale with Dr K E McLaughlin as chairman. He spoke on the Legion’s work and pensions resulting from the Legislative gains. Dr McLaughlin was elected president with J Adam as vice president and T A Cameron as secretary. Twenty five members joined the branch and lunch followed as Comrade Cairns left for the 11 15 train. The meeting was described as the most enthusiastic in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.E.S.L
Orange Hall
Makaroff
Shortdale
K. E. McLaughlin
Cameron
Alex Carns
Provincis
Manitoba
Conratd
Dr. McLaughlin
J. Adam
T. A. Cameron Lee
J.D Milar
Treas
James Cameron Makaroff
D. Kay Deepdale
Wilson Keso
D. W. Bell
A. T. Kines Roblin
jJo
Cairns
Legion
Radio Helps Monger Reach Son In Royal Mounted Police Drive
Mrs. Donald McIntosh of Glasgow wrote CPR headquarters in Montrese seeking help to locate her son Angus after months of silence. Communications linked through J. d. Scully and Saskatchewan RCMP, with Angus listening in Saskatoon and replying to his mother. The item highlights RCMP radio aid and a regional network in a search effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Donald MclIntosh
Glasgow
C.P.R
Montrese
Angus
J. d. Scully
Eastern Mines
J. W. Spalding
Saskatchewan
R.C.M.P
Saskatoon
Roblin Nominating Meeting Sparks Council Pay Questions
A Roblin letter to the Editor questions council pay during hard work and travel allowances. The writer requests an itemized Kelso case statement and Bowman's sale details, urging publication for ratepayers and civic education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Kelso
Bowman
Canadian text books urged in public schools
Ontario boards of trade urge universal use of Canadian origin textbooks in public schools. A committee notes many Canadian schools rely on U S history books with biased views favoring the United States. They promote accurate knowledge of the British Empire and Canada and propose issuing booklets on local history to supplement Canadian courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario Associated Boards of Trade and Chambers of Commerce
School of Canada
United States
Canada
Empire
British Empire
Department of Education
Must Pay For Paper Says Ontario Judge
Judge O Reily of Cornwall Ontario ruled against a delinquent subscriber stressing publishers need timely payments. He said stop subscriptions only by settling arrears and obtaining a receipt or by refusing delivery at the post office with a record. Publishers do not want to force papers on unwilling readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Reily
Cornwall
Local Notes and Elections in Dauphin and District
Mr and Mrs Charles V Franklin and family with Mrs Jas Carter visited Dauphin and returned Monday. Samuel B Hern won the councilor seat in Division 1 Cote Municipality by a comfortable majority. W G Blewett of Kamsack spoke at United Church service recounting the London Ontario conference. Anglican W A sold many items at the Davis Hall bazaar on Nov 28. Rev H McConnell returned home after attending the London United Church conference and Mayo hospital stay. Best wishes extended for his continued recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles V Franklin
Jas. Carter
Dauphn
Samuel B. Hern
Aiondsy
D Vision
Cote
Winog
Hem
W. G. Blewett
Kamsack
United Church
Lendon
Ont
Mr. Blewett
Davis Hall
W.A
H. McConnell
Mr. McConnell
London
Mayo 3Ros
Deepdale Community Gatherings Boost Local Spirits
A cheerful Deepdale crowd enjoyed music and song during an evening visit to E J Kennedy. A Saturday 8 pm meeting plans delegates' report from a Winnipeg convention, while a recent Friday gathering at Community Hall featured wax drums violin and other tunes, ending late as worries faded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E J. Kennedy
Deepdale
Winnipeg
Accord
Roblin Fundraiser and Local Death Report
A Roblin bridge party fundraiser is planned for Friday evening November 28 at 6 80 p m in the 0 0 F hall to support the Empty Stocking Fund under the Roblin Womens Institute. The death of George Harvey, aged 69, a Mak area resident for 20 years, occurred after collapsing at Grundy store yesterday. He had been in fair health until the time of death. An editorial note urges readers to consider local business advertisements for savings and subscription value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin Womens Institute
George Harvey
Makarof
Disr'ct
Harvey
Merridale Christmas Tree Preparations and Local Notes
Preparations underway at the Merridale school for the Christmas tree. J Poyser and W Cockerill shipped several fat cattle last week. Friends of Mrs H Fraser celebrate her return from illness and recovery. Government relief efforts report about four to five dollars per farmer in a quarter action involving scrub cutting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Poyser
W Cockerill
H. Fraser
Asystal
Tenders For 100 Cords Dry Poplar Wood 1981-32
Tenders are invited for 100 cords of dry poplar wood to be delivered as needed during fall and winter of 1981-32. For full particulars apply to A. G. Gleiser at Roblin Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Gleiser Roblin Hotel
Grand Narrows Notes on Visits and Church Affairs
Mrs P Sloan returns from Winnipeg and Miss Hazel Bentella visits Miss Dephne Radford while several families drove to Kamsack. Sunday school to continue when Rev H McConnel resumes duties. Delegates Ethelgurd Radford Nina Wallace back from Portage UFM convention. Robbin Gist Mill drawing locals, Mr McBride's truck transporting wheat and finished products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Bentella
Dephne Radford
Ethelgurrel
Daphne Radford
Nina Wallace
Portage U.F. M
Roblin
Notice of provisional title for Luther Johnston land
Land Titles Office Neepawa states that on December 26 1980 provisional Certificate of Title will issue to Luther Johnston of College Springs Iowa for all of Section Fifteen Township Twenty four Range Twenty Nine West Principal Meridian Manitoba. The certificate 217 is alleged lost or destroyed and charges may apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land Titles Office
Neepawa
Luther Johnston
College Springs
Iowa
United States of America
Fermer
Manitoba
Land Titles
Neepaa
In Memoriam for Charles Gregory Died in Roblin
To the memory of my dear Sir Charles Gregory who died in Roblin on November 3918 this tribute recalls his life and the grief felt by family and friends. The note preserves a personal record of loss and remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soa
Charles Gregory
Roblin
Special Notice on Advertising and Entertainment Fees
A public notice states that any reference to entertainment or amusements offered for profit via ads will be treated as advertising and charged accordingly. It cautions against requesting free advertising and emphasizes paid placement.
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George M. Inverarity
J. K. Core m
Carberr
Manitoba Agricultural College
Toronto
North Sydney
N.S
Chicago
Eddie Collins
Mickey Cochrane
Cy Perkins
Philadelphia Athletics
Tris Speaker
New Brunswick Woods
Bathurst
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Fredericton
Central Experimental Farm
Ottawa
Byichard Green
Farringdon Park
Preston
England
W. Jhompson
Birch Hills
Sask
Plymouth Rocks
Rhode Island Reds
University of British Columbia
Rhode Island
Dan Russell
New Westminster
B.C
Irish Free State
Hungary
Weden
Germany
Cromarty U.P.M
Schoel House
Man
Merridale
F.O
Grand Narrows
Dixon
Norman
Bert
Sloan
A.C. McKnight
H. Wisem
Memoriam
S. N. King
F. A. Heming
W. O. Scott
Portage and Vaughan
Life Assurance
SUN Life
SUN Life Assurance Company OF Canada
Montreal
Penman
Lea & Perrin
Western Chain Stores
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