Ross Misener Heads New Game and Fish Association
Friday, September 12, 1958, Roblin hosted the reform of the Game and Fish Association at the Masonic Hall. Ross Misener was elected president with Gordon Keast as secretary treasurer. executive members include Wm. Lesack, Bob Boles, Earl Stauffer, Chris Tummins, and Peter Nowosad. The group adopted the name Duck Mountain Game and Fish Association. Membership fee is 3 dollars per season, including public liability insurance, Wildlife Crusader subscription, and club membership. The aims include Junior Rifle Clubs, rescue training, and teaching safe gun use, field manners, and hunting laws. meetings are four times yearly.
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Game and Fish Association
Masonic Hall
Roblin
Paul Murphy
Purdue
Brandon College
Messers Murphy
Ross Misener
Gorden Keast
Sec. Treas
Wm. Lesack
Bob Boles
Earl Stauffer
Chris Tummins
Peter Nowosad
Spud Cockerill
Duck Mountain Game and Fish Association
Makett
Wildlife Crusader
Break-Ins Reported at Local Stores Early Sunday Morning
Early Sunday morning after midnight on September 13th Robinson Stores Rob in and the Roblin Consumers Co-op Store were broken into and cash and merchandise stolen. By Sunday afternoon three local youths were taken by the RCMP for questioning. two of them are in custody awaiting further investigation.
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Robinson Stores
Robin
Roblin Consumers Co-op
R.C.M.P
Hillsburg Council Meeting Sets Dates and Budgets
The Rural Municipality of Hillsburg held a regular meeting on Wednesday September 3 with Reeve Mike Filewich and Councillors present. They adopted last minutes, scheduled a Court of Revision for November 1, reviewed wheat estimates per acre, adjusted hospital accounts by 143.23 to Henry Desmerais, appointed John 8. Yellowega as Ward 2 poundkeeper, approved cheques 4461 to 4488, and adjourned.
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Hillsburg
Mike Filewich
Walter Cockerill
Peter Hojnocki
Emil Zimmer
George Melnychenko
P.F.F.A
Consin Desmerais
Henry Desmerais
Grandview Hospital
John 8
Yellowega
Goose Lake Collegiate Exam Results 1957 58
Summary of Goose Lake Collegiate June results with grade XI full papers pass rates 80 percent 67 percent for complete grade XI and 39 percent for partial grades. Warns that students with conditions likely fare worse next exams. Advises repeating whole grade and parent teacher pupil conferences. Includes table and divisional comparisons.
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Goose Lake
G.L.C.S
Harold Boughton Named Roblin Agricultural Representative
Harold Boughton has been appointed agricultural representative for Roblin. The new post signals expanded support for local farmers, with duties including advising on crop programs, market access, and farm services.
Distemper Fears Hit District Dogs And 4H Show Held
The community reports many dogs falling to distemper with eight deaths in recent days. Owners rush pets to the veterinarian as vaccination is urged as inexpensive protection. A Merri dale 4H achievement day showcased top garden exhibits judged by W. R. Scott. ribbons awarded to Myra Trakalo, Rudolph Scltys, Larry Cockerill, Calvin Cockerill, Linda Cockerill, and Sandy Cockerill.
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Fido
Merridale
W. R. Scott
Basil Trakalo
Myra Trakalo
Rudolph Scltys
Larry Cockerill
Calvin Cockerill
Linda Cockerill
Sandy Cockerill
Women's Missionary Society Meeting Held Sept 9
The Women’s Missionary Society met Sept 9 at Mrs. H. R. Mitchell’s home with nine members. Worship on The Earth Is The Lord’s was led by Vice-President Mrs. K. R. McBain. An appeal for used nylon hose for Widow’s Work in Korea was noted and drop-off at Mrs. F. Y. Newton’s home requested. October events listed include Oct 12 anniversary service, Oct 14 Fall Offering, Oct 18 Fall Rally in Durban, and Oct 24 Fall Rally in Dauphin. The new study book Concerns Of A Continent was introduced by Mrs. Waddell, covering Alaska through Canada, and the film Strangers In Their Own Land was shown.
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Women’s Missionary Soc. “Ty
H. R. Mitchell
K. R. McBain
F. Y. Newton
Korea
W.A
WMS
Durban
Dauphin
Waddell
Alaska
Mexico
Caribbean Islands
Hawaii
United States
Canada
Local and Social Notes from Roblin Area
Local and social items recount visits and travels of Roblin residents and friends. Jack Heming and family hosted relatives, Keith and Jack Alexander drove to Winnipeg, Hazel Moore visited from Vancouver, Mrs Jackson returned to Brandon after a week with relatives, Kines family visited Winnipeg and Stony Mountain, W Y Arnott and Cathie from Flin Flon stayed with Watson and Arnott families, Frank Pettypiece and son George visited Roblin, Stewart Galbraith visited Brandon, Evelyn Hajavitch departed for Winnipeg for Business College, Rev. George Pereida received BA from Assumption University, H E Perry of Winnipeg visited Roblin residents before returning home.
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Jack Heming
Kamsack
Hazell Moore
Vancouver
B.C
George Schmaltz
Jackson
Brandon
R. A. Boles
Kines
Winnipeg
Stony Mountain
W. Y. Ar
Frank Pettypiece
George
DeLaMare
George John Pereida
C.ss.r
Roblin
Assumption University of Windsor
H. E. Perry
L. M. Heming
Geo. Giles
Lutheran Ladies Aid Held September Meeting
The St Matthew s Lutheran church Ladies Aid met September 4 at Mrs Alvin Beckers home with eleven members and five guests. Rev Paul Borchardt led Bible study on Life of Christ. President C Andres opened the business session. minutes were read and adopted. Committee formed for Turkey Supper. Reports on painting stairs curtains and hospital aid were presented. Lunch served by the hostess.
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Ladies’ Aid
St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church
Alvin Becker
Christ
Paul Borchardt
Carl Andres
C. Andres
A. Becker
R. Otke
C. ‘Andres
H. Edel
J. Otke
Roblin AA Group Attends Northern Manitoba Round-Up
The Roblin Group of Alcoholics Anonymous joined the Northern Manitoba Round-Up in Dauphin over the weekend of September 13 and 14. More than 200 attended the banquet Saturday night. A public meeting Sunday at the Dauphin Theatre featured a guest speaker from the southern USA outlining AA’s beginnings, history, and future aim to carry the message of recovery to millions still suffering from alcoholism.
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Roblin Group of Alcoholics Anonymous
Manitoba
Dauphin
Dauphin Theatre
A.A
U.S.A
Roblin Ski Rockets Name Adopted at Club Meeting
The Roblin Water Ski Club held its second meeting at the Latimers home with W. Fowler presiding. Minutes were read, discussion on the draw followed, tickets were printed and on sale, and the next gathering was planned at Wards Barn. The club name was voted Roblin Ski Rockets, with the October meeting at the Latimers.
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Roblin Water Ski Club
Roblin
W. Fowler
Wards Barn
Roblin Ski Rockets
Manitoba Announces 1958 Upland Bird and Big Game Seasons
Manitoba minister Gur ney Evans announced 1958 hunting seasons with sharp-tailed and ruffed grouse and other upland birds open October 10 to November 11, ptarmigan November 1 to December 31, and no pheasant or pinnated grouse. Deer seasons vary by district, moose trophy season runs September 22 to October 18, and a special moose elk licence operates December 1 to 13 with maps in pamphlets.
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Manitoba
Canada
Riding Mountain National Park
Whiteshell
Duck Mountain
St. Charles
Moose Lake
Red River
Spruce Woods
C.N.R
Lake Winnipeg
Black Island
Interlake Country
Bird River
Hmit
Evans
Goose Lake Students Win Manitoba Government Bursaries
Goose Lake Collegiate announces awards totaling 800 for two students. Gerald Collins Grade twelve receives 400 Manitoba Government bursary plus 100 from the University of Manitoba Alumni Association for study at the University of Manitoba or affiliated colleges. Elaine Trakalo Grade eleven earns 300 Manitoba Government bursary usable if she attends the University of Manitoba this year.
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Goose Lake Collegiate
Manitoba
Gerald Collins
University of Manitoba Alumni Association
University of Manitoba
Elaine Trakalo
Poppy Day Tea by Roblin Legion Auxiliary
The Auxiliary of the Canadian Legion Roblin Branch will hold a Poppy Day Tea in the United Church basement on Saturday November 8. The event aims to raise funds and honor veterans with tea and light refreshments.
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Canadian Legion
Roblin
United Church
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G.L.C.I. Ti
DSS Bicol
Ag.Rep
Harold Boughton
Life Insurance
Merridale Garden
Women’s Missionary Soc
Stewart Galbraith of
Evelyn Hajavitch
Success Business College
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
Better Newspapers
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Toronto
Bert Smith
CWNA
the Port Credit
Ont
Fred W. Beattie
the Annapolis Royal
N.S
Spectator
H. E. McCorm
Ick
The
Montreal Monitor
G. Cecil Day
Liverpool
Advance
Helen Marsh
Dauphin Man
Herald & Press
Lucien Fontaine
Association of French
L’abitiblen
Val d'Or
Que
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