Local Socials From Flin Flon To Harris Sask
Local notes recap social visits and moves. Mr C Coleman of Flin Flon spent time in Robin over the weekend. Dr and Mrs Wm Kobenka have moved to Yorkton Bask. Ken Kalstad holidaying with Cruft Kalstad. A Maleshinsky of Lake Cowichan visiting E and E Meleshinsky. Lloyd Hembroft traveled to Dauphin for a meeting with Bishop Nadie. The Riach and Price families attended Annie Get Your Gun at the Dauphin Little Theatre. J Brown family from Harris Sask visited Oliphants and head to Winnipeg for a few weeks with Brown's relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. C. Coleman of
Flin Flon
Robin
Wm. Kobenka
Yorkton
Bask
Ken Kalstad
Imian
Cruft Kalstad
A. Maleshinsky
Lake Cowichan
H.C
E. Meleshinsky
Lloyd Hembroft
Dauphin
C. E. Riach
FE. Price
Annie Get Your Gun
Dauphin Little Theatre
Mrs. J. Brown
Harris, Sask
D. H. Oliphant
Winnipeg
Mrs. Brown
Province celebrates National Wild Life Week across Canada
Manitoba joins Canada and the United States in observing National Wild Life Week from April 7 to 13 to honor naturalist Jack Miner. Premier Douglas Campbell notes the tenth anniversary of the event and a Canadian and U.S. memorial acts. Also mentions local notices and community events including hospital visits and an Easter Cantata at Roblin United Church with proceeds for the Organ Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Canada
United States
Jack Hunter
Douglas Campbell
Jack Miner
United States Congress
States
Campbell
Public letter on Roblin tax increases and school budget
The Village of Roblin faces higher taxes as provincial costs grow. Property taxes rise four mills and business tax 10 percent to avoid overburdening owners. The school budget uses 64 percent of costs from Roblin, with 36 percent from Shell River and Hillsburg. Mayor F A Newton notes a plan to appeal to the school budget board for a fairer apportionment while trimming controllable expenditures by about $2,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senco
Roblin
Shell River
Hillsburg
F. A. Newton
Village council raises mill rate and business tax
Roblin Village Council met April 3 1957 with Mayor Newton present. They set the general mill rate at 84 mills up four from last year and the business tax assessment at 15 percent with a 10 percent increase in business tax. Other actions included building permits, unpaid and paid accounts approval, street cleanup, solicitor appointments, and license approvals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacGirr and
Hirschfield
American Book Ca of Canada
H H. Schooey
Roblin
Mike Maluga
Tummel Ladies Club Holds March Meeting At Bramwell Home
The March meeting of the Tummel Ladies Club met at Mrs. E Bramwell's home with Mrs. O Kendrick in the chair. Sixteen members and two visitors attended. Discussions covered C A C news, Red Cross donation of ten dollars and sixteen cents, a Red Cross representative nomination for H Howe, and a report on new hospital rates by J Arnott. The club plans to collect and print the history of the Tummel district and asks for local information via Mrs. G Ritchie. The April meeting will be at Mrs. G Buick's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tummel Ladies’ Club
Tummel Ladies Club
E. Bramwell
O. Kendrick
H. Howe
C.A.C. News
Red Cross
J. Arnott
Fifteen Members Attend U C Y Meet Held April Second
Fifteen U C Y members gathered at Klemesk s residence on April 2 a Tuesday night with Rev Father Dzurman leading prayers. The meeting covered minutes and financial report. A spiritual bouquet was planned for Rev Father Dyka. Plans for selling drinks and candy at parish events were approved with O Jermoluk and S Perchaluk in charge. Discussions included the regional convention set for the last weekend in May with E Trakio S Perchalux L Winchar and J Filewich named to organize. Lunch was served by E Trakio and M Kolomaya followed by contests. Next meeting anchored at Wizniak s on April 16 at 8 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.C.Y
Klemesk
Father Dzurman
U.C
Father Dyka
O. Jermoluk
S. Perchaluk
Dauphin
Yorkton
Winnipeg
E. Trakio
Perchalux
L. Winchar
Filewich
Father
E Trakio
M. Kolomaya
Wizniak
Tenth Anniversary Meet Of Evening Guild At United Church
The Evening Guild celebrated its tenth anniversary March 26 in the United Church basement. Eighteen members and twenty nine visitors attended. plans were made for a Spring Tea and Bake Sale and for operating a projector screen with Junior Congregation. An illustrated history by A Thom highlighted past guild activity and local church milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Guild
United Church
A. Thom
H. Ford
Thom
Ladies’ Aid
Obituary George W. Harvey 51 of Kingston Crescent
George William Harvey 51 of 345 Kingston Crescent died Friday at St. Boniface Hospital He was born in Guernsey Channel Islands and came to Canada 46 years ago Survived by widow Eileen two sons Lorne and Garth his mother Mrs Alex Taylor a sister Mrs E Traub and three brothers Funeral held 2 15 p m Tuesday at Crescent Fort Rouge United Church Rev Q F Dyter officiated Burial in Chapel Lawn Memorial Gardens
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Harvey
George Wiliam Harvey
Kingston Cres
St. Boniface Hospital
Guernsey
Channel Islands
Canada
Harvey
Eileen
Lorne QG
Garth E
Alex Taylor
Archibald J. Harvey
Vancouver
E. Traub
Makaroff
Man
Goose Lake School Board approves thirteen bus tenders
Goose Lake School Board met in the Collegiate on April 4 1957 at 8 p m with all trustees present except W J Ward. Minutes of the last regular meeting adopted. Van tender list approved with re tender on Route 3. Tenders due by 6 p m April 20 1957. Route 1 Dan Kimchuk 5 70 day six months. Route 2 F T Dayson 6.00 day one year. Route 4 Wm Nash 7.50 day one year. Route 3 Bill DeLaMare 4.75 day six months. Route 6 Ralph Ritchie 3.25 day one year. Route 7 David Titanich 6.06 day one year. Route 8 Don Davis 3.00. Route 10 Archie Harlow 6.80 day one year. Route 12 Earl Ward 7.50 day one year. Route 14 Gen Giles 6.00 day one year. Route 15 Walter Titanich 5.00 day one year. Route 16 Harry Titanich 5.00 day one year. Manitoba School Trustee Association fee 36.00 to be paid. Easter holiday close April 18 reopen April 29 1957 at 9 a m. Mrs F Nowosad and H Maslove authorized to sign cheques from May 1 1957. Reading tests to be purchased. Various accounts approved for payment including W Elvers Cross Mitchells Drug Store Wilson Roblin Electric and others totaling numerous small expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin Village
F. A. Newton
Sheldon Jones
George Wasylenchuk
Bield
Roblin
Roblin Hospital
A. T. Kines
R. J. Birch
M.P.C
J. Hay
P. Rubentuk
CNR Express
MPC
G. Giles
R. P. Jakeman
J. Perchaluk
Goose Lake School Board
W. J. Ward
Sec. Treas
Sec.Treas
Dan Kimchuk
F.T. Dayson
Wm Nash
Bill DeLaMare
Ralph Ritchie
David Titanich
Don Davis
Archie Harlow
Reute
Earl Ward
Gen. Giles
Walter Titanich
Harry Titanich
W. H. Elvers
H Cross
Mitchell's Drug Store
F. H. Wilson
Roblin Electric
Mid-West Soap
the Grolier Society
M.T.S
Beaver Lumber
Manitoba
Don Donaldson
M-P.c
Canadian Laboratory Supplies
Macleod’s
Robin Co-op
John Peats
National Grain Co
James Paritch
Roblin Hardware
Wilson Stationery
Rossen Lumber
Canadian National Railway
Shell River Council Meeting Held Wednesday April 3
The Shell River Municipal Council met in regular session on April 3 chaired by Reeve H. Wilson with full attendance. Minutes of March approved. accounts totaling 33 456.97 passed for payment. Tender accepted for Orval Boyce as grader operator at 1.00 per hour plus 0.10 bonus, and a Court of Revision of Real and Registered owners set for May 1 at 3 pm and October 2 at 10 am. By law renewal of Manitoba Power Commission contract for Silverwood streets 1957–1961 to be read and passed. St Michael’s street lights contract also to be read and passed. Spruce pulp wood on road allowance between SE 35 and NE 26-28-29 to be sold to Howard Radford for 500 per card. Welfare relief for L. Lavalee set at 37.90 monthly. Appeal regarding Walker School District high school tax to Equalization Assessment and Appeal Board. 3387 proceeds from animal sale to J. Marlin beinguet credited. LL.D. 18 of 8-26-29 leased to Geo Ricker for 5 years at 10 per annum. Municipal wages for 1957 set: foreman 90c hr, other rates listed, plus vehicle and mileage scales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell River Municipal Council
H. Wilson
Counci
Orval Boyce
Manitoba Power Commission
Silverwood Street
M.P.C
St. Michael's
Pena
R.M
Shell River
Walker
Equalization Assessment and Appeal Board
J. Marlin
H. Caleb
Ll.d
Geo Ricker
Tummel Organize Garden Club In March at Tummel School
The second largest district garden club organized on March 28 under Mr Peter Bugera with Miss Mabel Johnstone and Miss Mary Ann Kolezy as assistants. The new executive includes Joyce McArthur as President Ferne Christof as Vice President Helen Inglis as Rec. Treasurer Gerald Brook as Reporter Virginia Choropita Phyll ds Choropita and Arlene Brook on program duties. The Merridale Garden Club remains active. Zelena hog club won 10th prize in provincial bacon contest with 40 percent Grade A hogs from 80 marketed. Brandon Winter Fair produced prizes for 4H members Myron Bugera third place for grein ueging and Robert Digby second in junior futurity heifer class. Farmers liked three bee breed herd sires from the bull sale at the Rob Un Ag.Rep. district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tummel
Tummel School
Peter Bugera
Mabel Johnstone
Mary Ann Kolezy
Wendel Lamb
Joyce McArthur
Ferne Christof
Treas
Helen Inglis
Gerald Brook
Virginia Choropita
Phyllds Choropita
Arlene Brook
Zelena Hog Club
Sbx
Brandon
Myron Bugera
Robert Digby
Bob
Rob'Un Ag.Rep
Jia SU Civse W Howe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Province
R. Poyser
Merridale
Robin Hospital
Bkm
Ed Braun
Rosconield
Galbraith
Gordon Braun
Rodlin Hospital
Carl Andres
Walter Dietrich
Rosemary Henderson
Rosemary
Trimble
Tiffany
Chaddy Campbell
Mary
Roblin United Church
Organ Fund
Ty Taxpayers
Village OF
Good Roads Assoc
Workmen's Comp
Beaver Lumber Co
Meledds Store
Roblin Motors
Rob In Hospital
Gutta Perka Rubber Co
R. Perchaluk
Homenink
F. Penas
Cinemascope
Sheree North
Ernest Borgnine
George Montgomery
Claudette Colbert
Percy Kilbride
Marjorie Main
Fred McMurray
Manitoba School Trustee Association
Shell River Council
Howard Radford
L. Lavalee
Welfare Department
Harold Boughton
Zelena
Orville Wilson
Makaroffa
A. Dobransky
Ag.-Rep
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