Neville family returns to Winnipeg after visit with Staple kin
Mrs. K. Neville and her family came back to Winnipeg on Saturday after a week with Mrs. Neville's parents Mr. and Mrs. A. Staple. Earl Staple accompanied them for the holiday.
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 23, 1951
Page
3
Mrs. K. Neville and her family came back to Winnipeg on Saturday after a week with Mrs. Neville's parents Mr. and Mrs. A. Staple. Earl Staple accompanied them for the holiday.
Village of Roblin invites tenders for the purchase of the Roblin Tourist Camp building on the Park Grounds. Tenders close Wednesday the 5th day of September at 12 noon 1951. Highest bid not necessarily accepted. R P Jakeman Secretary-Treasurer.
The Village of Roblin invites tenders for three parcels including Lake Island lot L Plan 167 about 1.2 acres Jet G Plan 167 portion 149 by 140 feet and the most northerly 120 feet of Lot G Plan 167 except easterly 50 feet. Contact Secretary-Treasurer for details. Tenders close 12 noon Saturday August 25 1951. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
The assessment roll of the Rural Municipality of Shell River is open for fifteen days for inspection. Complaints must be written and filed with the Clerk at least ten days before the Court of Revision sits at 10 a.m. on October 3, 1951 in the Roblin council chamber. Dated August 20, 1951, Roblin Manitoba.
Arround the town Mr and Mrs Wm Buicx and others from Winnipeg visited, including Mrs C Dowkes and Mrs M Shell from Ontario. Families from Langruth, Barrie, Black Diamond, and Sherridan traveled to Winnipeg area, renewing acquaintances and planning to make their home in Winnipeg.
Dominion Bureau of Statistics bulletin notes Roblin could reach 1250 to 1300 if adjacent unincorporated portions counted. The 1951 census lists other towns: Birtle 736 Dauphin 5320 Flin Flon 1st census Grandview 940 Killarney 1255 Minnedosa 2067 Neepawa 2859 Oak Lake 458 Russell 1086 The Pas 3346 Benito 103 Binscarth 439 Foxwarret 258 Gill. Plains 817 Hamiota 658 Minitonas 1st census Rossburn 582 Shoal Lake 708 St Rose 697 Wawanesa 434 Winnipegosis 918 It urges omissions to be reported for investigation.
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