Pistols For Two Coffee For One in Queen of the North Challenge
Local Legion members accept a challenge from the Queens of the North outside Kamsack. A daylight taunt leads to a planned game at the school on Tuesday the 16th at 7 p m featuring acts and local talent described with circus flair. Umpires are sought with police escort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Goftbald Weain
Queens of the North
Kamsack and District
Mat
Flash Haines
Speed Newton
Torpedo Robertson
Wildcat Rice
Dusty McKay
Beast
Master Mind McGill
Langer
Roblin Leaders Active at Clear Lake CGLT Camp
Roblin was well represented at the CGLT camp at Clear Lake after it closed. Directors include Mrs Donald Robertson and Miss Jean McDonald while Joyce Schwalm Velma Stotts Reba Cameron and Elizabeth Ritchie served as group leaders. Over 280 girls aged 12 to 17 attended. Biblical study dramatics singing sports crafts were taught. Rev. Dr. T B Pearson of Shoal Lake was managing director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
C.g.lt
Clear Lake
Donald Robertson
Jean McDonald
Joyce Schwalm
Velma Stotts
Reba Cameron
Elizabeth Ritchie
T. B. Pearson
Shoal Lake
Widespread Manitoba Crops Report Shows Mixed Yields
Local crop reports indicate 25 bushels of wheat and 30 barley with 10 for rye, signaling a good crop in sight. Moisture is average, haying ongoing, and garden conditions favorable in the north. Late seeded oats and barley face aphid damage. grasshopper impact is minimal. livestock condition is fair due to dry weather and fires. Butter and egg production are down, bee colonies about half last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauhpin
Manitoba
Awe Seteeth
Department of Agriculture
Turtle Mountain
Manitoba Good Roads Association Tours Province
Representatives of the Manitoba Good Roads Association visited town this week to assess municipal road conditions. The group awards the Cupé shield and cash prize to encourage and recognize efforts toward improving roads across the province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Good Roads Association
Cupé
Shields
Association For the Encouragement of Good Roads
Goose Lake S D approves school sump pump and desks
Goose Lake S D No 1283 trustees meet with most members present. They approve using a sump pump for school use, accept a furniture contract, allow tap dance lessons in the auditorium for $2 per session, and authorize purchases and requisitions. A storm in Sil verwood area caused damage with barns collapsed and trees uprooted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goose Lake S.D
Messrs Haines and Switzer
Halldorson
Simpson
P. Mororash
Hualldorson
Robertson
Lestick-Simpson
Mary Maliska
Simpson-Robertson
Adam
Robenson-Halldorson
F. Charles
Lesack
Village Council Approves Building Permits and By law First Read
Minutes from Roblin village council note approval of multiple building permits including Ella Spear dwelling McLeod Store and Kenzie Cammidge garage and licenses for Pop Mitchell Wm Barkey Roblin Bel l King Bros Circus. By laws 298 and 399 receive first readings transferring funds and road allowance closure east of SE 1 8 26 28. An $10 monthly allowance for Sarah Watt is approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Taylor
Cross-Newton
Bert Miller
St. Paul's Home
James Hilland
Thom Cross
Ella J. Spear
McLeod’s Store
Kenzie Cammidge
John Boyko
Thom-Becker
Pop Mitchell
Wm. Barkey
Roblin Bel.l
King Bros. Circus
Newton-Thom
Roblin
W. Barkey
Rawleigh Products
Cross- Newton
Sarah Watt
Ross Wells
Manitoba P.C
M. Smith
A. T. Kines
J. Nelson
F. G. Newton
Penas
Lefort
Alex Kelso
Frank Penas
Bowman & McFadden
A. C. McKee
Dr. Dicks
K. Nolan
Albert Kelso
Dept. Public Works
Beaver Lumber Co
Morash
Principal Spear Announces Exam Results at Roblin Collegiate
L Spear principal of Roblin Collegiate releases June divisional exam results. Grade XI Physics shows 16 papers with 16 passes, perfect score, and Chemistry reports 17 papers with 16 passes. Grade XI and XII standing lists include multiple named students with subject tallies and supplements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goose Lake
L. Spear
Roblin
Doris Andres
Ella Andres
George Laycock
Victoria Mendre
Adeline Ostrowski
Pauline Pentlichuk
Julius Skublin
Victoria Styba
Nat Low
Sylva Lesack
Orrest Chick
Margaret Dillabaugh
Lorne Gardner
Ada Jakeman
Victor McBrde
Bill Sanders
Harry Shafranski
Joseph Sudeyko
Milton Luchuk
Mary Evasiuk
Mary Ann Gulenskyn
Angeline Kornikowski
Helen ‘Kozak
Hydro Service Expands Near Roblin Area
Hydro on its way to farmers around Roblin with poles expected this summer and wiring in colder weather for hookup in 1950. Lines extend north to Yakimishyn and McIntyre, with branches to Klymchuk and Sorbo areas and further west to Reed and Donaldson, serving farms of Giles, Fyfe, Ward, Hanson, Baskerville and Jolliffe. The system eases farm drudgery and brings home conveniences, turning houses into workshops with electricity at a switch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hydro
Roblin
J. L. Yakimishyn
W. MclIntyre
Dani Klymchuk
Walter Sorbo
By Law On Calf Vaccination And Roblin Sale Notice
Roblin council meeting of August 3 1949 chaired by Reeve Diamond adopts July minutes. A first reading is given to a compulsory Bangs disease vaccination bylaw for cattle and discusses sale of SW 31 28 29 to William Mulashewski for $1 per acre less road deduction with transfer fees and tax relations. Other motions approve accounts totaling 5661.54 and advertise SE 26 27 28 for sale with bids due September 7. Meeting adjourned to September 7 at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Reeve Diamond
MecCrea-Luchuk
McCrea-Gamey
Boyce-Gamey
S.W
Wm. Mulashewski
Togo
Luchuk-McCrea
Gale
J. N. McFadden
K.C
Bang
St. Boniface
Beaver Lumber Co
H. C. Cranwell
Ed Andres & Son
T. H. Taylor
Mike Mal
S.om. Currey
North Star Oi
Franklin & May Co
Union Manitoba Municipalites
J. Haysonese
C. Traub
Stan Boyce
Wm. Fisher
D. Ferguson
W. sLesack A
McCrea-Luchuk
Review Adverts Tie In To Live Local News
The Roblin Review highlights use of ads linked to community needs and notes readers should call 166 for help. It reports Madge Lake Fish Derby winners Harold Howe and Alf Fenske with weights, 370 entries, and local fishing trip updates. It covers Roblin building permits totaling 48900, with two major constructions, plus a Roblin Girls softball win over Dauphin and Grandview. A Letters to the Editor item quotes Rev J M Taylor on Revelation as imagery and a Legion challenge to the girls for August 16 at 7 pm with Speed Newton and Wildcat Rice expected to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Howe
Madge Lake
Saskatchewan Fish and Game League
Alf Fenske
Springside
J. M. Taylor
Roblin
Manitoba Free Press
E. Cullen
Rev. Taylor
Cullen
Taylor
Westminster United Church
Dauphin
Grandview
Legion
Speed Newton
Wildcat Rice
Hail storm damages farms north of Roblin in Silverwood district
A severe hailstorm swept a two mile by five mile area north of Roblin in the Silverwood district. Farmers Henderson Tom Rosevear Jac Bailey and Paul Liberte report significant crop losses with walnut sized hail two inches deep on the ground. Leaves stripped from trees and potential further damage noted. Sunnyslope escaped damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Silverwood
Henderson
Tom Rosevear
Jac Bailey
Paul Liberte
Sunnyslope
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Goose Lake S. D
Charles
Halldorson-Lesack
Robertson-Halldorson
Moyer
Taylor's Hardware
Mitchell's Drug Store
Mororash Drug
Mrs. Haines
A. Christensen
Roblin Review
E Fletcher
Tompkins
Saskatchewan
Spear
jExam
Helen McGregor
Ewart Scott
Tom Scott
Hazel LaLiberte
Maryanne Cockerell
R. M. of
Shell River
Jack Adam
Ken
M.ts
Johnny
Harold Keast
Ed Coleman
Norm Lindsay
T. W. McGill
Mac
Mission
Cross
H. Cranwell
McLeod Store
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