Trudy Pritchard Heads Roblin Happy Homemakers
Roblin Happy Homemakers held a September 29 1965 re organization meeting with forty members seven leaders and several parents present. Officers were elected with Trudy Pritchard as president and Lark Gamey as vice president. Meetings set for the first Wednesday monthly at 7 pm in the Elementary School.
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Trudy Pritchard
Roblin
Happy Homemakers
Roblin Happy Homemakers
O Canada
Gwen Hilland
Nona Truffyn
Club
Janice Martin
Goodbun
Caroline Filewich
Lark Gamey
Karen Cross
Donna Oliphant
Ilona Truffyn
A. Martin
G. Mitchell
Hay Ride and Social Held by Knox United Church Youth
Knox United Church youth hosted their first social on Friday October 1 with a hay ride and church basement gathering. Gerry Harper joined the ride and reportedly aged ten years. Hash slingers were Liz Bruce and Mary Oliphant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
Knox United Church
Gerry Harper
Liz Bruce
Mary Oliphant
Grand Narrows Notes on Weekend Visits
Miss Karen Wilson of the General Hospital Winnipeg spent last weekend at her parents home. Mr Ernie Armistead of Vancouver renewed acquaintances in the district last weekend. Mr and Mrs J McIntyre Saskatoon and Mr and Mrs A Shoeurs Wayne Hassan, Mr and Mrs A Murray and Mr and Mrs J Prae chuk Rama visited the G Murray home on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Wilson
General Hospital
Winnipeg
Ernie Armistead
Vancouver
J. McIntyre
Saskatoon
A. Shoeurs
Wayne Hassan
A. Murray
J. Praechuk
Rama
G. Murray
Local Court Hears Sept Convictions and Fines
In September the local courts handed down nineteen convictions and fines. Highway Traffic Act offenders including Darwin Mulroy and J Cockerill faced fines up to 29.75 and six month license suspensions. Liquor Control Act and Town By Law charges followed with varied sums. Edward Martin received two months in Dauphin Gaol. Public notice calls Roblin youths to register air rifles and bans pellet sales without consent. Cst. Peter Juba issues advisory.
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Darwin Mulroy
Togo
Rose Maliteare
Roblin
John Taylor
Deepdale
Robert Belcher
Bield
Frank Myslchuk
Adolph Edel
Shevlin
J. Cockerill
Lynn Lake
P. Mudry
Winnipeg
Darrell Staple
Fred Taylor
Wayne Riley
Langenburg
Sask
David Tourange
Kamsack
Leonard Harris
Barrie
Ont
Dauphin
Criminal Code of Canada
Edward Martin
San Clara
Cst
Peter Juba
Give Your Sewing Machine Good Care This Fall
Instructions for cleaning and oiling sewing machines emphasize regular maintenance for seasonal use. Gather a soft brush, cloth, toothpicks, screwdrivers, and sewing machine oil. Follow the manual to remove parts, oil bearings, run the machine briefly, then wipe excess oil and test stitch for proper operation.
Roblin to vote Oct 27 for council and school trustees
Nomination day Oct 6 saw three candidates file for two Roblin Town Council seats, while Goose Lake School District needs four trustees with five nominations. An election is imminent for both council and trustees with names to be published next week. A Sunday Movies By Law vote is planned for Oct 27.
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Roblin
Goose Lake
Weather Improves for Harvest Delays in Wheat
Weather conditions have improved allowing combining and threshing in the area. Barley and oats harvests proceed while wheat remains damp and requires more drying sun from Mr Sun.
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Sun
Natalia Babiak 77 dies after long illness in Inglis Manitoba
Mrs Natalia Babiak wife of John Babiak Inglis Manitoba died September 9 1965 after a lengthy illness She was 77 Born in Austria she came to Canada in 1911 to Inglis Survivors include husband three sons George Toronto Alex The Pas Jim Snow Lake a daughter Rosanna Cherry Toronto a brother in Toronto a sister in Austria six grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral service September 13 at Leonard Ukrainian Greek Orthodox Church Roblin Memorial Chapel arranged Interment Parish Cemetery Pallbearers named
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Natalia Babiak
John Babiak
Inglis
Man
Austria
Canada
George
Toronto
Alex
the Pas
Jim
Snow Lake
Rosanna Cherry
Ont
Leonard Ukrainian Greek Orthodox Church
D. F. Stratychuk
Roblin Memorial Chapel
Bill Buliziuk
Ted Palamariuk
Fred Chenewski
Mike Balchuk
Peter Oseskie
Stan. Kowalski
Firearm Accidents Rise in Manitoba as Training Expands
Manitoba reports 31 firearm accidents in 1964 with 1965 on pace to match or exceed that figure. Paul Hale, the firearm safety officer, says most incidents were prevenable if shooters followed the cardinal rule to always point the muzzle in a safe direction. A government hunter safety program, begun last year, trained about 1,100 people including 400 instructors. organizers expect many more to participate in year two. The course emphasizes safe attitudes over marksmanship to instill lifelong gun safety habits.
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Manitoba
Paul Hale
Act Fast Fire Alarm and Evacuation Tips
Urgent advice stresses calling the Fire Department immediately by informing the operator with exact fire location. Early action can save jobs and homes, as delays delay help, evacuation, and may lead to total loss. Water is best for many fires but useless on oil fires.
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Fire Department
Roblin Couple Celebrate 60th Diamond Wedding Anniversary
Emma Josephine Lundberg and Burton Harvey Waters marked their 60th anniversary on October 1 1965. The couple wed in 1905 at the bride’s sister’s home in Bowbells North Dakota. A reception hosted by friends and family was attended by 58 guests and featured gifts including a set of household linens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Waters
Raymond Wiper
Bowbells
N.D
B. H. Waters
Don Waters
David
Chisholm
Minnesota
Milton C. Waters
June
Charleswood
Man
Severn W. Waters
Gary
Carberry
Leroy M. Waters
Linda and
Lee
Roblin
Ken Wood
Darlingford
Collegiate Capers Highlight Busy Sports Season
Collegiate teams show strength with boys leading volleyball in Grandview events while girls place second in most of three volleyball tournaments. Cross Country debuts with top finishes at Yorkton meet. graduation set for Saturday October 6 with Kathy as chair.
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Grandview
Roblin Band Reports Another Successful Year
The Roblin Community Youth Band Association held its annual meeting at Roblin Collegiate on Sept 30. Officers for 1965 66 were elected including President Harry Oliphant and Vice President Allan Martin. The group plans a Fall Band Concert on Nov 19 and seeks town financial support to reduce lesson fees and to purchase more instruments and hats. The band performed at several parades and fairs, boosting Roblin's publicity.
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Roblin Community Youth Band Association
Roblin
Wm. Ford
Harry Oliphant
Allan Martin
Charlie Kelly
Wm. Gamey
Lisle Simpson
D. M. Staples
Wm. Cross
Ways and Means
R. Shepherd
Graham Mitchell
Ralph de la Mare
O. Kendrick
Robin Watson
Roblin Collegiate
Const
Mike McMahon
Pete Peteleski
Heming
George Giles
Dons
Dauphin Fair
Swan River
Yorkton
Langenburg
Grain Losses From Wind and Highway Transport Highlighted
Agricultural advisor Harold Boughton discusses natural and artificial wind losses in grain handling. He cites barley losses from a highway spill, dockage estimates, and the cost of tarpaulins. He also details grain drying theories from Winnipeg engineers and a ducted air system to slow heating in stored grain.
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Wind
Ehpal
Ag. Rae
Roblin area notes and upcoming events and visits
Social notes list visits by Mrs Hazel Howell and Mrs Margaret Hume to Winnipeg and Grandview. Families from Flin Flon Roblin and Roblin area enjoy holidays and travel to Regina Earl Ward and Kay Black join a journey. The Roblin Collegiate Commencement is set for October 9 with a dance for invited guests. The United Church Youth Choir begins practice October 13. Kevin Roderick Braddell arrives September 28.
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Pete Juba
Earl Ward
Kay Black
Regina
Julia
Allan Blair
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R. de Wa Mare
Unit 2
Law
Britcher
Dixon
Prairie Christian Training Centre
Camp Wellman
South Indian Lake
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H.T.A
C.C.C
L.C.A
Pat
Patricia McAuley
Your District Home
Mrs. Waters
Collegiate Capers
Kathy
Your Ag
Harold M
Boughton — Agricultural Representative
Hazel Howell
Margaret Hume
W. R. Scott
Stewart Mitchell
Flin Flon
C. Mitchell
Kapetz
J. Adam
Mrs. E. Scott
Prince Albert, Sask
Nick Sadomluk
Welland, Ont
Harold Chick
Ralph Chick
Mike Chick
John Chick
Geo. Kraft
Victoria, B.C
Henry Wolff
E. Dixon
Tom McLellan
Arcola
McLellan
Walter Arndt
Mr. Arndt
C.C.I.L
T. Paley
Vivian Ward
B.C
Eddie
Dave Braddell
Honey
Reston
Kevin Roderick
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