Roblin Twentieth Anniversary Since 1905 Town Growth noted
Roblin marked twenty years since its September 23 1905 lot sales and town site development. The piece lists early buyers led by T A Burrows and names prominent residents, council members from 1913 1923, and notes Roblin’s growth with 367 lots 104 acres sold and a thriving business community including 10 general stores and 2 real estate offices.
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Roblin
T. A. Burrows
A. Buie
Itor
J. Maher
W. Ralston
J. A. Gill
Brydon Bros
F.Y. Newton
Crawford & Atkey
Dan Norris A. Morrison
Andrew Johnston Ed. Levins
Frank Terry
A. Brydon
L. S. Gysin
I. L. Mitchell
J. L. Mitchell
J. E. Baine
F. Y. Newton
John Hall
Manitoba
Fices
Roblin Town: Growing Institutions and Local Union Progress
Roblin’s civic picture includes diverse trades with 1 bank 2 hardware stores and many others. The town boasts a consolidated school under principal Everall with 18 vans, and a 25 member Roblin Brass Band begun in 1919, plus a union church movement and a new Anglican church begun this summer.
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Roblin
Everall
Board of Trade
Manitoba
Onlyone Church
Union
Appointment to Roblin Hospital Board and 1952 assessment revision
Minutes of a September 5 1951 meeting in the Municipal office note Council members Reeve Joe Perchaluk S Pronyk E Zimmer Wm Myslichuck and P P Hojnocki. Pronyk Myslichuck approve minutes. Pronyk Hojnocki appoint Perchaluk to serve on Roblin Hospital Board for the remainder of Henry Jaasund’s term. Zimmer Myslichuck call for a Court of Revision to review the 1952 Rural Municipality of Hillsburg assessment roll. meeting adjourned after payments Cheque Nos 713 to 765.
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Joe Perchaluk
S. Pronyk
E. Zimmer
Wm. Myslichuck
P. P. Hojnocki
Pronyk - Myslichuck
Pronyk-Hojnocki
Henry Jaasund
Roblin
Joseph Perchaluk
Jaasund
Zimmer - Myslichuck
Hillsburg
C.G.ST. to Meet Thursday at Knox Church
The first meeting of the C.G.S.T. of Knox church will be held Thursday, September 27. All members and prospective members are asked to bring lunch and meet on the church steps by 4:30 p.m. Participants will travel to investigate a pew mystery tied to a flying saucer story.
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C.G. S.T. of Knox Church
Patriotism viewed through a call for unity and faith
The article argues patriotism requires goodwill toward other nations, internal national unity, constructive home table talk, and a devout faith, warning against hate-driven nationalisms. It urges citizens to model kindness, respect, and a prayerful life, starting with individual actions to strengthen the country. It also notes ongoing garden club fairs and seed distribution programs as community efforts.
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North America
Warfarin: A New Rodent Poison From University Research
Fifteen years of study at Wisconsin led to the isolation of Dicumarol and a more toxic factor named Warfarin. Warfarin, a slow acting poison, kills by thinning blood after animals ingest bait for several days. It offers a modern approach to control rats and mice with cereal bait renewed every few days. Vitamin K serves as the antidote, and agricultural research warns to keep Warfarin away from children and pets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof
Link
Univrsity of
Wisconsin
Roblin Collegiate and Public School Attendance At Start Term
Roblin Collegiate and Public School reports 443 pupils in attendance at the start of the term. The figure reflects enrollments across grades and indicates steady enrollment for the current session.
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Roblin
Roblin Rockettes Club Review and Finances
The Roblin Rockettes report starting their softball season from scratch with a $114.59 nest egg for next year after income of $254.73 and expenses of $140.14. They played 22 games against surrounding teams, winning 19 and losing 3, and thank the Village office and helpers for transportation and support from the grandstand.
Funeral Attendees Honor Anna Yaworsky in Cudahy
Mr and Mrs John Oryzyn and daughter Mary Ann of Cudahy Wisconsin attended the funeral of the late Mrs Anna Yaworsky on Monday.
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John Oryzyn
Mary-Ann
Cudahy, Wis
Anna Yaworsky
Roblin W.M.S. Hold Meeting at Knox Church
Knox Church W.M.S. September meeting introduced a new Study Book on Home Missions From Lakes to Northern Lights and featured Rural Church and Reader Duet chapters. Seventeen members answered roll call. Fall Thank Offering service planned for October 18.
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Lakes
Knox Church
W.M.S
J. Yeo
J. C. Parker
F. Y. Newton
H. R. Mitchell
J. Adam
H. Cross
A. T. Kines
I. L. Mitchell
Royal Couple To Dine At Chateau Frontenac
A state dinner for Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh will be hosted by the Province of Quebec at Chateau Frontenac in Quebec City when they land from Liverpool aboard the Empress of France on October 2. George J. Jessup, manager of the hotel, oversees royal tour arrangements and has long hosted visiting dignitaries, including King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, the Duke of Windsor, and other notable royals and officials.
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Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
Quebec
Chateau Frontenac
Liverpool
George J. Jessup
Centre
Ernest Schmid
Hotel
Roger Bersier
Hota
George VI
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U.N
Yugoslavia
United Nations Program
Miroslav Zotovic
Belgrade
Valerija Franjo Pavietic
Henry H. Kessler
Union and English Church
Appe— Hospital Boare
Sojnocki
C.g.st
J. Carlyle Parker
Christ
God
Makaroff Garden Club
Merridale Garden Club
Shell Valley Garden Club
Merridale
Shell Valley
Roblin Hospital
P. Bugera
Merridale Club
Alex J. Holovach
Shell Valley Club
Lee
Redman
Thatcher
E. W. Somers
Rockettes
THE
Royal Bank OF Canada
Queen Elizabeth
Duke of Windsor
Duke of Gloucester
Duke of Kent
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