Hillsburg Council Minutes Record 1937 Tax Actions
Hillsburg municipal meeting held February 1st with Councillors Serbs Belcher Schick Clark and-Chick approving minutes, authorizing tax refunds, electors roll for 1936-37, bylaw 42 44 46, sale agreements for several NE NW SE and NW parcels, union membership fee, relief payments, and payment of multiple accounts before adjournment.
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Ind
Jeeve Serbs
Chick, Belcher
Schick
Clark
Belcher
Chick
Mra Taske Saultz
Court of Revision Tocevies
Clerk—Belcher
Archiscopal Corporation
Clark—Belcher
Clarke
Resve
James Belcher
Hillsburg
Union of Municipalities
Chick—Clark
Mra
Earl Carey
Gilbert Plains
Betty Peters
Peter Halako
Belcher—Clark
J. T. Williams
Clark—Schick
Royal Bank of Canada
Geo. A. Cooper
R. Edet
Mr. Marshall
C. Brydon
F. Y. Newton
C.D. G. Barber
Chick—Schick
Unified Action Grows Against Tax Legislation
A yearlong trend shows groups forming to pursue common goals, as individual protests prove limited. Taxpayers organize amid higher taxes and more regulation, arguing legislation threatens business risk and calls for protection through collective action and political influence.
For Sale Auction at Roblin Hotel Items Include Piano Table Lamp
Items for sale include a Mendelsohn upright piano a Chesterfield end table a floor lamp and a famed oak library table all in good condition viewable at the Roblin Hotel for more details visit Roblin Hotel.
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Roblin Hotel
Roblin Hotal
Local Visitor Elsie Oshelweki In Hartmior Sisters Visit
Miss Elsie Oshelweki of Kameack visits the Hartmior sisters here, creating a brief local social note about the personal visit and family contact.
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Elsie Oshelweki
Kameack
Hartmior Sisters
Togo News Highlights Local Visits and Community Events
Winnipeg visitor Mra Roy Kally stays with the Richardson family in Dropmore while others attend a Kamsack spiel. Local notes include hockey, whist drives, dances, art demonstrations, birthday wishes, and upcoming events at schools and churches.
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Mra Roy Kally
Winnipeg
Mr and
Mre Richardson
Dropmore
Merridale Dances Support Strong as Hockey Plans Grow
Harold Fraser, district agent for an insurance company, tops January sales. Community Club events draw steady turnout despite weather. Merridale youth sports expand with two hockey teams under Cockerill names. A Miss Cokerill and Miss Angue escorted Mrs Cockerill's children to a sawmill. a runaway incident caused a brief scare but no injuries.
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Harold Fraser
Merridate
C. Cockeri
B. Cockerill
Roxy Cokeril
Madge Angue
Kally Cockerill
Angling Lake
Mise Lachuk
Tummel Mee Anderson Visits Relatives in Winnipeg
Anderson returned from Winnipeg where she spent weeks visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs James Hunter of Castle Avery hosted a few days with them last week. At a UF M meeting on Monday G Jory and Robert Arnott spoke, and lunch followed.
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Mee Anderson
Winnipeg
James Hunter
Castle Avery
Geo. Mitchell
U.F.M
G. Jory
Robert Arnott
Church Service Announcement by Rev Matchett
The United Church presents speaker Rev C.8. Matchett B.A. B.D. in a service titled Church of Lasting Friendship. Open order of worship includes a sermon on Josiah the Prophet and a musical hymn by Boyce and Mise Ritchle will sing at the evening service.
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Yimmie Yonson
Mylor
Josiah
Prophet
Boyce
Mise
Ritchle
George Beonie Robin Pioneer Passes Away
George Bennia Robin, a pioneer and livestock breeder in Roblin, died at Bt Boniface on Thursday February Éth. Funeral services were held at United Church Moblin on Saturday afternoon, with interment in Tummel cemetery. Born in Scotland, he was 78 and spent years in South Africa before settling in Roblin district over 40 years ago. Survived by brother William of Roblin and sisters Mrs Jas Mitchell of Tummel and Mrs J Hill of Roblin.
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George Bennia
Boniface
United Church
Moblin
Tummel
Bootland
Qge
South Africa
Roblin
William
Jas Mitchell
Tumme
Mra J. Hill
Manitoba Hardy Plant Nursery Advertises Local Visit
L Skinner proprietor invites district residents to visit the nursery in Western Coneds Manitoba to select hardy trees shrubs and perennial flowers. The note promotes the leading nursery and encourages customers to choose their own material from the stock.
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Manitoba Hardy Plant Nursery
L. Skinner
Proprieter Oropmoreste
Manitoba
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Issurenc
Rees
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Smpang
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WO Lep Assurance Company OF Canada
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J. Lunan
Testetone Sask Fares
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Canadian National
A. Woods Hicks
M.D.C
Dunlop Brock
Dr. Drach
Man
Leo Hennell
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London
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M.rc.s
England
L M.C.C
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G .A. Kerr
Newton Block
W. A. Smith
C.N.A. Lande
BR. F. Standish Paneral
Togo
SASK
Brandon
Eee
ScGengan
J. E. Rettie
Sec
Dr. Hess
Irwin L. Mitchell
R.M. of
Shreiber’s
Our Own
Hudsone Bay
Fancy Santos Ceffes
Shreiber
Tin
Ik Man
Roblin Mill
Robbn
Togo News
Mre F. H. &Siton
Mra R. Jakeman
Mesors
Ian Abercrombie and
Willie Andrew
Kamsack
Leether & Spigleman
Makaroff
Deepdale
Cromarty W
Richard Frank Painter
J.P
Cornwall
Geo. Aitken
J. McFadyen
E Broomfield
Norrie Terry
Kameack Hockey Girls
Scorleg
Mrs. E. Paiement
Mra Newton
Mrs Glover
Mr. Hill
Mra F. Starr
Bridge
Women’s Institute
Thureday
Mre Turner
Marridale
Merri Community Club
American Red Cross
J. van Every
Kenora
Rochester N.Y
Barber
Norris Aitkens
F. A. Newton
Mer Barber
John Roy Feft
Frank
Portage A Pra
First Presbyterian Church
C. J. Mackay
Togo Agricultural Society
Sharpes Hill
Merridale
Rev. C
Matchett, B.A
B.D
George Beonie
Robin Pioneer
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