Roblin District Notices and Festive Community Events
Local and General note upcoming dances at Tammel Community Hall on Dec 26 with admission 25 cents. Christmas holiday observed on Monday 26 with Day after Christmas. School closes Friday for vacation and reopens Jan 4 1933. Obituary for Mr Joseph R Gamey at Loydminster hospital. Goose Lake Consolidated school concert featured debating team and Governor General’s medal presented to Clarence Wright. Proceeds to school Literary Society and W I hot lunches program.
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Echool
Goose Lake Consolidated School
Genrical
Clarenes Wright
D. G. Barber
W. I
Local Social Notes and Holiday Greetings in Wadena District
Mrs Dora Rooke of Wadena visits Miss Mae Painter while Mr Jay Dimit relocates to Varisty Heights. R B Topham wins a comforter raffle. Mrs E M Olson visits Kamsack. Mrs Evans of Kamsack visits Mrs J W Eddy. Christmas and New Year wishes to readers. Mr Miller opens a bakery in the former L Learn shop. Beatrice Appel returns from Emerson and Winnipeg. Mabel Craig, R B Topham, and J Eisner win prizes in Frye Cocoa Contest. Curling club 500 and a dance at Davis Hall on Dec 30, cards at 8.
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Curling Club
Davis Hall
Winnipeg Visitor and Community Notes This Week
Mr Simpson visits Winnipeg business this week. Miss Lula Brandon stays with Mrs Robinson a few days. A Christmas tree and children's party occurred at the schoolhouse Saturday. Mrs Baggot leaves Thursday to visit Carberry relatives. Miss K I Collins returned home after Roblin week with friends. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Cline on their newborn son Sunday. Jockey Fife wins with cake ticket number 22 donated by Mrs Whitham. Brenda Fraser drew the winning name.
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Lula
Fife
Whitham
Brenda Fraser
Deepdale church hosts crowd for Christmas sermon
Rev. Stanley McLeod preached a strong sermon last Sunday to a well filled church. Next Sunday the Christmas sermon is hoped to draw an even larger audience. The Makaroff Players presented the play O Susan last Friday with the young people's club, which was a real success and greatly appreciated by many attendees. A pleasant dance followed for the younger element.
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Stanley McLeod
O, Susan
Young People’s Club
Makaroff
Local Social Roundup and Holiday Schedule Note
Miss M Wilson spent the weekend with her parents. Mr J Thompson visited friends Sunday. Messrs John Dixon Lavere Lester and T Burrell made a business trip to Roblin Tuesday evening. A surprise party honored Miss N Wallace Friday with dancing and visits. Christmas falls on Sunday so Sunday school is omitted this week and will resume January 1.
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John Dixon Lavere Lester
T. Burrell
Roblin
S. S
Special offer: Canada rate for two papers
The Review announces a joint promotion with the Family Herald and Weekly Star. Subscriptions delivered anywhere in Canada cost $1.75 and are available until January 15, 1933. Readers in arrears or not may sign up. The Review provides local news while the Star covers world news.
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Review
Family Herald
Weekly Star
Canada
The
Star
Board of Thanks for Stocking Fund Efforts
On behalf of the W I of Rob lin I offer sincere thanks to all who contributed to fill the district’s Empty Stockings. The fund, aided by about 200 people, has made this year one of the most successful despite trying times. Mrs M M Barber, Con. of Fund.
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W. I. of
Roblin
M. M Barber
Tenders for school van routes due December 29 1932
Tenders will be received for the following van routes up till the evening of Dec 29 1932 by the School Board of Tummel School 1319. Route No 1 Alexander McEwan Cameron Sawehuck Prokopatz McFadyen. Route No 2 Arnott McArthur W Buick Lamb Watson. Route No 3 Christoff Livingston McCrea Howe Barnett Kines. Route No 4 Mitchell Robin Kines.
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Alexander McEwan
Cameron
Sawehuck
Prokopatz McFadyen
Arnott
McArthur
W. Buick
Lamb
Watson
Christoff
Livingston
McCrea Howe Barnett
Roblin Vehicle Tender Notes and Route Conditions
A terse notice lists bus and van route assignments with pickup changes among Jory and Duquemin teams and notes drivers must keep vans in good condition. It states van routes are subject to reasonable change and that the lowest bid may not be accepted. Signed by Geo. B. Mitchell, Secretary Treasurer, Box 187, Roblin.
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Truffyn
Schmellinger
Pringle
Watt
Winick
Jory
Boiko
Jory Staples
Ardeams
McNeelands
Isodnaruk Petz
Duquemin
Geo. B. Mitchell
Sec
Treas
Box
Roblin
Tenders for Caretaking at Tum Mel Con School
Tenders will be received until the evening of December 29 1932 for caretaking duties including wood supply and cleaning. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. George B Mitchell secretary treasurer Box 137 Roblin.
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Geo. B. Mitchell
Treas
Roblin
Tenders Called For 25 Cords of Green Nutar Wood
Tenders invited for 25 cords of ereen noular wand for Tum mel Con School 1319. Wood must be 24 inches long and two third split, heavy wood preferred. Logs to be nailed on grounds and ash cleaned in before March 31.
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Tummel Con
Yash
Geo. B. Mitchell
Sec
Treas
Empty Stocking Fund Rollup From Community Clubs
A parish and civic groups report funds raised for the Empty Stocking Fund including Scotch Clan 422.80 Mrs Jas Ritchie 50 Miss Annie Arnott 89 Dance 71.75 Daily 35 Shevlin Community Club 5 Willing Workers Anglican church Toy3 Sunday school United church White Gifts Ladies Auxiliary B.E.S.L 20.00 with donations from United church groups and affiliates.
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Scotch Clan
Jas Ritchie
Annie Arnott
Shevlin Community Club
Willing Workers Anglican Church
United Church
B.E.S. L
Lands for Arrears of Taxes Sale Notice
Rural Municipality of Shell River issues notice of sale by public auction on January 24 1933 at Roblin Municipal Office for arrears of taxes on parcels in School District No 1402. Lands listed include various blocks in sections 29 and 29 near Grand Narrows with total assessed arrears noted. all lands are patented and west of the Principal Meridian. Dated Roblin Manitoba December 13 1932. W. I Westwann Secretary-Treasurer.
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Shell River
Roblin
Reblin
Manitoba
Christmas greetings and local notices in Bield
The community of Bield sends warm Christmas wishes to the Review staff. Mr Mike Lukaschuk visited Dauphin last Wednesday. The Girls Club met at Miss Edna Clive’s home. Mrs Major from Portage la Prairie will spend Christmas with her mother Mrs Ed Johns tone. A group gathered at Mr Kendrick’s home for cards and lunch, described as a jolly evening. David Chase had a serious sawing accident Saturday morning. his foot tangled in a belt, his leg twisted, and he was taken to Davin hospital where amputation may be needed. Our sympathy goes to David and his family.
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Joseph R. Gamey
Loydminster
W. D. Gamey
Moore’s
Ashorne
Paradise Valley
Albt
Lloyd Minister
Gamey
Grey County
Wig Tas White
Oshawa
Ont
Wim Gamble Codsrane
B Savon Gore Ray Ann
Roblin
David Chase
Davil‘n Hospital
David
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