Amateur Night Aids Juvenile Recreation Project
Evangeline Rebekah Lodge announces Amateur Night proceeds in January will fund a Juvenile Recreation project including a playground and teen canteen. Entries urged. contact Mrs D Young or Mrs Frank Newton. Program starts 6:30, broadcast 9:05 from CKDM Dauphin. Admission details: Adults 50c, Children 25c, contestants free.
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Evangeline Rebekah Lodge
D. Young
Frank Newton
CKDM
Dauphin
Cromarty W A Appoint Officers for 1953
The January meeting of the Cromarty W A met at Mrs Collins home in Roblin with good attendance on January 14. Officers for 1953 were named: President Mrs R Framingham Vice Presidents Mrs W Tucker Secretary Treasurer Mrs Simpson Roll Call and Programme Convenor Mrs G Laird Representative to Dauphin Presbyterial Mrs R Watson. A St Patrick's tea and bazaar was set for March 14. Next meeting February 11 at Mrs (unspecified) home.
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Cromarty W.A
Collins
Roblin
R. Framingham
W. Tucker
Treas
Simpson
G. Laird
Dauphin
Dauphin Presbyterial, Mrs. R. Watson. It Was Decided To Hold A Bt. Patrick’s
Improvements Made In Rest Room Building
The Roblin Rest Room annual meeting reappointed officers for another year. A porch was added on the east side and the exterior painted. New doors, a cupboard, and other improvements were completed. From Aug 1951 to Aug 1952 the register listed 21 473 names. Receipts totaled 754.76 with expenses 5338.41 and a balance of 171.65. Mrs G Souter sec treas and Mrs M Beaven auditor.
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Roblin
Municipal Councils Elect Officers For Year
January 6 1953 meeting lists new councillors I Edel J Borochuk. Reeve absent sick. Deputy Reeve Boyce chairs. Minutes approve December 3 1952. numerous payments and salaries approved. Appointments to finance public works and secretary treasurer confirmed. several bylaws passed and grants sought. adjournment set for February 4.
Roblin Village Council Sets 1953 Appointments and Budget
Roblin held its January 6 1953 meeting with Mayor Ford presiding and all councillors present including newly sworn In Russell Perchaluk. The minutes from Dec 2 1952 were adopted and R P Jakeman named Sec Treas for 1953 at 1335 monthly. Committees named and duties set. police officer R Bogle appointed at 100 monthly plus 30 for hall and other duties. various health, legal and staff appointments approved. Regular meetings fixed first Wednesday each month at 1:30 or 8 pm and 1953 general assessment pending adjustments. Numerous accounts approved for payment including Manitoba Power, Roblin Hospital, Roblin Sash & Door, Roblin Review, and others.
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I. Edel
J. Borochuk
Reeve Clarke
Boyce
Borochuk-Edel
Sanders-Sorochuk
St. Paul’s
Cherwaty
W. Lesack Donaldson
Roblin Review
A C. Hamilton
Richardson
J Sorochuk
H. Boyce
Sanders
Edel-Sanders
Mr. Beavens
Sorochuk-Edel
Sec.-Treas
Royal Bank of Canada
Roblin
A. J. Edwards
Sanders-Eden
A. W. Large
Sorochuk-Sanders
Edel-Sorochuk
Sanders-Edel
Manitoba Power Commission
Valley View
Makaroff
Togo
Black Top
Ostrowski Bridge
Edel-Sorchuk
John Hodgson
I. R. Beattie
Roblin Hospital District No. 2
Sorochuk-Sandersa
Joe Perchaluk
N.E
J. Donaldson
Nellie Poltras
Don Nychyporuk
Ford
Russell Perchaluk
Fisher-Lesack
Lesack-Fisher
R. P. Jake Man
Perchaluk
Lesack-Cross
Fisher
Cross-Fisher
Arthur Currey
Lesack-Perchaluk
A. Hamilton
Fisher-Perchaluk
A. Large
Fisher and Perchaluk
Cross and
Cross
Lesack
Coun
Cil
Cross-Perchaluk
R. Bogle
Cross-Lesack
Cross-Town Motors
Petty Cash
B. Old Foolks Home
J. Scott
Dr. Otke
G. Hay
D. Brickwood
A. E. Yeo
Manitoba Power Com
G. Aickens
Roblin Hospital
McGlassen
Pryene Man. Co
J. Fowler
Die Cast Decision Reveals Bankers Role in Site Selection
An American manufacturer planned to open a Canadian plant and chose a site after consulting a local bank manager. The company praised the bank for presenting accurate facts and rapid service, illustrating how branch banks aid business development and benefit the entire community.
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Canada
Royal Canadian Air Force Roblin Hospital Aid Report
The Roblin Hospital Aid tallies a 1951 52 period showing Christmas treats for nurses and patients gifts for children, meals for carol singers, a Baby Spoon for the first New Year baby, and canning of 790 qts of fruit with jams and jellies made. Donations reached $182 12 in value.
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Baby Paul
Deepdale Church Annual Meeting Tells 1952 Board Re-elections
Deepdale United Church held its annual meeting on January 8 with Dr. Parker presiding. The 1952 board of managers including Mrs Jolliffe Mrs Roberts Mrs McKenzie Messrs Ayer Ward and Powell were re-elected for three years. Ayer retained as deacon and Ward Powell appointed to the session. Ayer resigned as secretary treasurer. McKenzie appointed for 1953. A canvass of the district was planned to raise funds for the M and M fund.
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Deepdale United Church
Dr. Parker
L. Jolliffe
T. Roberts
C. McKenzie
H. Ayer
Jas. Ward
C. Powell
Ayer
J. Ward
Sec. Trena
C McKenzie
M.&m. Fund
Howard Britten Guest Speaker At M.F.U. Meeting
The MF.U. held its regular monthly meeting at the Legion Club Rooms on January 15 with 85 members and visitors. Howard Britten of Grandview, Director for District No. 2, spoke on constitutional matters and a resolution reprimanding obstruction to coop work was discussed. A lunch followed.
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Mf.u
Legion Club
Howard Britten
Grandview
Farewell Party Held for Mrs G Pearson
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Canadian Legion hosted a farewell party at Mrs L Sanders home on January 20 for Mrs Geo Pearson who is moving to Winnipeg. She received a gravy ladle as a gift and best wishes were sent to George Nellie and their family.
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Ladies Auxiliary
The
Canadian Legion
L. Sanders
Geo. Pearson
Winnipeg
Pearson
George
Nellie
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R.M. Shell River
R.M. Hillsbur
Village of
G. Souter
Sec
Mrcs
M. Beaven
Shell River
Fred Bauming
Calder Municipality
Sask
Roblin Village
Patna
Air Force
R.C.A.F
Ottawa
Royal Canadian Air Force
Financial Report
Deepdale Church Annual Meeting
M.ru
Mrs. G. Pearson
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