Christmas Meeting Ends With Gift Exchange And Carols
After the meeting, members exchanged gifts reflecting the season. The gathering closed with a pleasant lunch and the singing of a few Christmas carols.
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 20, 1956
Page
10
Teachers Refuse Board Offer Re Increase In Salaries
The Grose Lake School Board met for a regular session on Wednesday 1936 at 7 pm with trustees present. The board discussed coal and heating tenders, set substitute wages at 7.50, extended school holidays to Jan 1957, appointed Raymond Switzer as Trustee, and planned to reconvene December 7 1956 after rejecting the board’s salary offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tue
Tana
Ny Coal
Beaver Lumber
W. J. Ward
WB. Ward
Raymond Switzer
Ray Fisher
Fred Ward
Barbara Fisher
Collins
Santa Claus Parade Draws Big Crowd in Rolin
The Repin and District Chamber of Commerce hosted the Santa Claus Parade in Rolin on a Saturday in December. Streets were crowded with people of all ages who enjoyed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repin
Chamof
Rolin
Obituary for Harry Farion and town notices
Funeral services for Harry Farion were held December 10 1956 at the Greek Orthodox Church Shortdale after his December 6 death at Grandview Hospital. He was 77. Interment at Shortdale Cemetery with pallbearers named. Born in Austria, he moved to Canada in 1897, married Anna Perchaluk in 1901. Survived by wife, sons John Wesely Eugene, daughters several, a sister in Winnipeg, and other relatives. Nearby items note post parade free show for children, prizes for parade floats, a bake sale, and a Christmas raffle at Roblin Electric Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shortdale
Harry Farron
Grandview Hospital
Apunka
Sneath
John, Weseeley
Eugen Parian
J. Lawshyn
L.C
Norris
J. Papp
Farion
Austria
Cananda
Brandon
Man
Anna Perchaluk
John
Wesely
Toronto
Eugene
Hope
Gimbly
Ont
Lillie) Grozik
Fort Francis
Roblin
Lyric
Sania
Steffler
Canadian Legion Roblin
Review to skip issue week of December 217th 1956
Announcement states there will be no issue of the Review printed during the week of December 217 1956. No replacement date indicated and no further details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Review
W M S Met At Home Of Mrs T H Taylor
The W M S of the United Church met at Mrs T H Taylors home on Tuesday December 11 with thirteen members and one visitor present. President Mrs H Cross led opening worship and candlelight program duties were by Mrs A T Kines and Mrs F Y Newton. Mrs G Waddell oversaw officer elections. social hour hostesses were Miss J McDonald and Mrs I Waddell. Installation of officers will be at the next meeting on Tuesday January 8 at the United Church Manse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.ms
T. H. Taylor
W.M.S. of the United Church
T. Taylor
H. Cross
A.T. Kines
F.Y. Newton
G. Waddell
J. McDonald
I. Waddell
United Church
Roblin 4-H Club elects reporter and plans January meeting
The Roblin Sewing Susies held their December meeting at G L Public School. Beathe Beucyh was re elected as news reporter. Members decided to send cards and gifts to those who helped or associated with them and set the next meeting for January 14 due to Ukrainian Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4-H
Roblin Sewing Susies
G. L. Publi School
Beathe Beucyh
Manitoba seeks Hungarian refugees aid and employment
The Hungarian Refugee Committee in Winnipeg appeals for practical help as refugees arrive. They seek clothing, shelter, and especially employment in agriculture, crafts, and trades to establish self-sufficiency. Offers of work should be directed to Mrs Gladys Winter via the Department of Citizenship and Immigration Winnipeg. First arrivals expected December 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Manitoba
Central Committee
Gladys Winter
C O Department of Citizenship and Immigration
Higgins Avenue
Winnipeg
Public notice on Saturday closures for most shops
Public notice states under By-Law No 457 all shops except barber and beauty shops must close and remain closed at Ubm on Saturdays during January February and March.
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Jim Ready
Chuck Cranwell
H. C. & N. L.cranwell
B. A. Oil Roblin
Poly
William Lesack
Holiday
Macleod
J. A. Hilland
Roblin, Man
Harry Farion
Bake Sale
Roblin Electric
Chamber
Christams Carollers
U.C.S
Marion Wizniak
Mary Ann Ratushny
Edith Michalevich
Aurelia Jermaluk
Florence Homeniuk
Lucy Winchar
Mary Kolomaya
Nellie Lesiuk
Victoria Stasiuk
Elaine Trakalo
Ag.Rep
Harold Boughton
Foblin
Roblin Credit Union Society Ltd
Mickelson Farm
Paul Newman
Pier Angeli
June Allyson
Jeff Richards
Tom Ewell
Anne Francis
Virginia Mayo
Dennis Morgan
Generals
Jerry Lewis
Dean Martin
Terry Moore
Robert Beatty
Burt Lancaster
Tony Curtis
Gina Lollobrigida
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