Ten Thousand Dollar Budget A 50th Anniversary Meeting
A September 6 meeting at Elks Hall drew about twenty attendees. The full week's activities cost a little over $10 000 with $10,256.19 revenue and $0.688.54 in disbursements leaving $867.65 on hand. a final financial report will be published. Profit from Gold Buck Souvenir Coins goes to Roblin Residences and other anniversary proceeds to Roblin Memorial Hall. The week was deemed a success both entertaining and financial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks’ Hall
Roblin
Senor Citizens Housing
Roblin Memorial Hall
Diary of a Vagabond profile of Sophia Preisman
Sophia Preisman, a Jewish woman who survived a European camp and built a Canadian career, shares a tale of resilience. After emigrating to Montreal in 1950 she pursued librarianship with aid from the YMHA and McGill University, earning a degree by 1952 amid struggle and perseverance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maritimes
Ottawa
Sophia Preisman
Chateau Laurier
Europe
Canada
Ana
Montreal
McGill University
McGill
Sophia Pressman
YMHA
United States
Sophia
YM#IA
Donations Of Pickles and Jelly Jam For Hospital Aid
The Hospital Aid held its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday at 2 30 pm. A Canadian Red Cross Blood Donors Division letter thanked the ladies for blood donor clinic help. Funds were approved to buy grape bedsprings and bedspreads for Nurses Quarters and to recover waiting room furniture. The foods committee reported canning 306 quarts of fruit and eight cases of plums on hand. Members were urged to solicit more jam jelly and pickle donations. An Nominating Committee was formed for a new officer slate for the October annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital Aid
Canadian Red Cross
International Hospital Project
Shell River and Roblin Win Awards in 1963 Good Roads
The Manitoba Good Roads Association announced awards for 1963 in roads and beautification. Shell River Rural Municipality earned the Harvey Trophy for best municipal roads in Division A over 100 miles, while Roblin won the Bentley Shield for town beautification. Awards will be presented October 24, 1963, at the Fort Garry Hotel in Winnipeg. Smallpox and vaccination notes follow, urging immunization for children and continued public health measures including diphtheria tetanus polio pertussis vaccines and other immunizations as needed.
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Manitoba Good Roads Assciation
Shell River Wii
Roblin
Wid
Manitoba
Good Roads Association
Fort Garry Hotel
Winnipeg
Man
Good Labour Market Activity Reported in Dauphin August
The National Employment Office at Dauphin reported August showed good market activity with 62 men and 26 women finding work. NES manager J. F. Garland released the figures. As August ended vacancies for unskilled labor were scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Employment Office
Dauphin
J. F. Garland
N.E.S
Roblin Horticultural Society Annual Show Results
Results from the Roblin Horticultural Society annual show held August 6, 1968 at the Roblin Singing Arena. Numerous classes include Asters, Begonias, Carnations, Gladioli, Dahlias, Marigolds, Nasturtiums, Sweet Peas, and perennials with winners named such as Mrs. Nowosad, Mrs. Sanders, Mrs. Kelso, Mrs. Mitchell, and many others across divisions for Annuals, Perennials, Vegetables, and a vase garden category.
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Th Roblin
Horticultural Society
Nual
Roblin ’Siing
P. Nowosad
Annie Cockerill
G. Laird
G. Kelso
J. Baumung
L. S. Sanders
C. Tussende
Sanders
D. Syko
Syko
H. Fatteicher
Clarkia
J. van Drecht
R. Arnott
Tummon
Arnott
H. Cross
Cross
Geo. Kelso
J. Arnott
Leith Skinner
Mary Perry
Murray Syko
Perry
Mitchell
R Arnott
Jc.tummon
Murré
Syke
Leith ‘Skineer
Burke McNeill
T. ‘Giles
C. Tummon
S. ‘Sanders
Shelterbelts and Farm News From Roblin and Indian Head
Native shelterbelts have suffered in drought 1961. Farmers may replant or rejuvenate with Silverian Elm Willow Caragana and Poplar from Indian Head Forestry Nursery, free to farmers. Forage Conservation Policy offers seed lots at two dollars per acre, with applications before November 1 1963. Fall Fair at Roblin Memorial Hall November 1 features seed grain poultry vegetables and bacon carcass contests with entry forms at the Ag Rep Office.
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Indian Head
Saskatchewan
The
Roblin Agricultural Society
Roblin Memorial Hall
Toronto Royal Fair
Ten Commandments of Good Human Relations
A list of principles for better social interaction. Speak to people greet warmly. Smile often and name others. Be friendly and helpful. Be cordial and pleasant in actions. Show genuine interest in people and praise generously. Curb criticism and respect others feelings. Consider others opinions and explore all sides. Be alert to give service. helping others matters most.
Correct Diagnosis Key To Arthritis Treatment
A Canadian Arthritis Society message urges prompt medical guidance for arthritis. Doctors stress a correct diagnosis as the foundation for effective treatment, advising readers to see a physician for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian’ Arthritis Society
Roblin Country Club Hosts Open Fall Golf Tournament
Winnipeg and Roblin residents traveled to Snow Lake Manitoba for a weekend gathering. Notable attendees included Mr and Mrs John Gardner and Mr and Mrs Albert Traub of Winnipeg, Mrs Earl Ward, Mr and Mrs Len Cockerill, and Terry Constable in training. Participants planned the annual open fall tournament featuring the J C A Hilland Trophy on Sunday.
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John Gardner
Albert
Traub
Winnipeg
Snow Lake
Man
Earl Ward
Len Cockerill
Winate
Winnipeg General Hospital
cRablin
Gom
Country ‘Club
J. CA. ‘Hilland
Loyd
Hembrofff
Terry
Regina
Ry Constable
R.calp
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Diary of A Vagabond
Dorothy Barker
CNB
Shell River
Manitoba Good Roads: Association
Mr. Fatteicher
J. McLeod
J. C
A. Baumung
Cockerill
Alvin
S. J. McLeod
Zenovia Horbay
Mrs. Sanders
Harold Kelly
Harold
Robin
Reblin
Patrick Langan
Gabriel Langs
Laurence
Lagan
Swhere
Vital Enroute Yellow Stone’ Spa
Wyoming
Tan
Alice’ Lauman
Cliff Garne
Atice
Reles
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