Roblin Horticultural Society Seeks New Town Beautification
In a letter to the editor Peter Nowosad, president of the Roblin Horticultural Society, reflects on the sixth annual show with 1430 entries and urges broader citizen cooperation for town beautification projects including Goose Lake, roadway parks, rink, memorial hall, and weed control, citing ongoing collaboration with town councils and the Chamber of Commerce.
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Roblin
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Roblin Horticultural Society
Chambers of Commerce
C. of C
Goose Lake
Spy Hill
By law to borrow 23000 for Makaroff two classrooms
Notice under municipal and public schools acts announces By-law 165 of The Consolidated School District of Makaroff No 1238 to borrow 23000 dollars for erecting a two classroom count school at Makaroff Manitoba. Debentures payable to bearer at Royal Bank of Canada Roblin or banks in Winnipeg Toronto Montreal. Debentures dated December 1 1965 repayable in twenty equal installments starting December 1 1966. Election on September 22 1965 at Makaroff Hall. Voting period 9 am to 8 pm daylight time. Returning officer to tally September 23 1965 at Roblin office. Copies available for inspection in Shell River RM and Roblin offices.
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Makaroff
Board of Trustees
Manitoba
Royal Bank of Canada
Roblin
Winnipeg
Toronto
Montreal
Canada
Makaroff Hall
Shell River
Province of
Two New Stamps to Be Issued in September 1965
Postmaster General Rene Tremblay announced two commemorative stamps dated September 8 1965. One marks Ottawa as Canada's capital with the first Parliament Buildings completed in 1865, 14 million brown copies by Gerald Trottier. The other honors the Inter-Parliamentary Union meeting in Ottawa September 8–17, 1965, with 16 million green copies designed by Philips Gutkin and Associates Winnipeg.
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Rene Tremblay
Post Office Department
Ottawa
Canada
Gerald Trottier
Inter-Parliamentary Union
Philips Gutkin and Associates
Winnipeg
Shelterbelt Tree Orders Urged For Manitoba Farms
Provincial Shelterbelt specialist G. Bonnefoy urges orders for both deciduous and conifer shelterbelts. Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Conservation distributes ash maple American elm caragana poplar and willows to farmers as suitable field shelterbelt species.
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G. Bonnefoy
Manitoba
Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Conservation
Tree program aids farm wind shelter in Manitoba
Agricultural reps offer cost free colorada blue spruce white spruce and scotch pine plants with freight only, shipping 25 or 10 trees per bundle from Indian Head nursery. Farmers may order up to 100 trees per species and collectively Manitoba fields planted 267 miles this spring amid good growing conditions.
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Indian Head
Bonnefoy
Grandmother recalls old days of farming and bread
In a lively kitchen discussion Fran Martha and Grandma reminisce about milk from cows and home baked bread. Grandma recounts baking for four or more men during harvest and encourages the others to make bread now.
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Grandma
Fran
Martha
DDD To Provincial Telephone Offices Starts in 1966
The Manitoba Telephone System will roll out Direct Distance Dialing to five eastern Manitoba towns Dugald Anola Hazeldridge Lorette and Oakbank early next year enabling residents to place long distance calls without an operator. By late 1966 or early 1967 nine more communities Winnipeg Beach Stonewall Stony Mountain Warren Woodlands Marquette St Jean Letellier Morris join the network totaling over 5 000 new DDD customers. Direct Distance Dialing links much of North America into one vast telephone exchange and reduces dependence on operators.
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Dugald
Anola
Hazelridge
Lorette
Oakbank
Manitoba
Winnipeg Beach
Stonewall
Stony Mountain
Warren
Woodlands
Marquette
St. Jean
Letellier
Morris
North American
Locate the lairs for lunker fishing and patience pays
The article outlines a deliberate hunt for big lunkers, stressing offshore spots, slow trolling, and marking exact locations for future trips. It urges persistence, prospector mindset, and returning after delayed results, noting big fish attract others and rewards patience. Renew your subscription today.
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Macleod
Roblin, Man
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Country Lads
Royal Albert Arms Hotel
Royal Albert
Portage Ave
Gordon Hotels
Bill Pfefferle
Albert Street
Municipal Act
Public Schools
M. W. Beaven
U.S
Vietnam
Eaton’s Order Office
Manitoba Telephone System
Otdoor Tops
ED Fisher
AOS
Wall Off Aare
Lunker Hunting
Graham Dowler
National Brand
Marshall Wells
Yuouo
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