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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 12, 1934
Page
6
Entries urged for August 1934 fair with instructions to read rules carefully. Corrections specify class 14 section 2 to read swede turnips and adjust cup readings. Silver cup by Agricultural Society renamed Best animal any age in classes 1 and 2 replaces Diploma. Fruit section should read class 17.
The village council minutes record a meeting with attendees listed and accounts approved. Several payments to individuals and firms are detailed, including amounts to Neiso, Cherwin, Lunao, Cranwell, Beaver Lumber, Manitoba Telephone, and others. The council, attending the Union of Manitoba Municipalities in Wauphin District, approved a medical relief contract between Dr. V Drach and the village of Roblin. The meeting adjourned.
Mr A Moore spoke at Roblin school on adult education in Canada covering cultural and practical education. Edna Luther will lead a spoken poetry course August 27 to September 1 to assist teachers and adults who will train children for a festival, with enrolment through Mrs Warkamtin or Mrs Ko Jakeman and a programme posted in the Roblin Post Office.
Mrs E Paietient and boss returned from Dauphin. Mr Win Thorpsen visited Roblin on Friday. Campers head to Mauge Lake as town residents travel. Dr Finevigh of Kamsack visits weekly Wednesdays. Mrs Agnes Klaelin and Teddy Fogg of Unity Sask arrive renewing acquaintances. Dr Segeal and Mrs Thompson travel to Winnipeg, return midweek. New baby born to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Vipond. W E Stongsten of Gilbert Plains visiting Mr and Mrs Craig. Stongsten sister to Mrs Craig.
Local news covers visits by Mr Ako A Withaosen and regional travelers, church services, a special business meeting at United Church, and plans for a veterans picnic at Jackfish Lake. Attendees include Reeve Rogers W Westwood A Edwards L Mitchell and Rev Parson. Also mentions Homemakers convention July 24 and a church Arlington gathering.
Disjointed lines report visitors in Winnipeg and a council vote on school opening dates, age requirements, and supplies. Mentions grants, non-resident fees, and a fall term starting September 4, 1984, with several local names and amounts. A North-West Grain Dealers study on weed control from European thistles is summarized along with pamphlet availability for farmers.
Merridale welcomed settler Mr. Halls bringing 50 cattle and horses from Southern Manitoba to winter stock here. A Turow death shocked Winnipegosis friends of Mr and Mrs Sams. Merridale picnic on June 28 featured ideal weather, 83 attendees, ball games, and a five-team tournament with Merridale taking first prize.
Minutes reflect Edwards and Bennie approved actions while Edwards moved to accept. Mr O Warkentt reported Was read. A plan for opening school with two coats and attendance noted. Letter from Miss Hagerman mentioned in the record.
Notice asks for information leading to the recovery of a dark mare with a star on her forehead and white left hind foot. She is branded as 12 or 1200 Ths and has a cut mane. Contact Jon Wavryk in Roblin for tips and return.
Florence May and Har vee Andrew Yeo tied the knot at O clock Wednesday in Gilbert Plains. The bride wore white chiffon and carried pink peonies, with bridesmaid Dorothy Strand in pink ti feta. the reception followed with Miss Mona Yeo singing and guests served after the signing of the register. The couple will reside in Winnipeg with Mrs H Yeo attending as mother of the groom.
Mr and Mrs B Urbanska announced the birth of a son on Monday June 9, noting the new arrival in a brief family notice. The item records a joyful event with no further details about name or weight.
In the matter of the estate of Alfred Calver late of Roblin Manitoba all claims against the estate must be sent to Charles D. G. solicitor for alive Culver administratrix at Roblin on or before August 4 1934 to be verified by statutory declaration this 3rd day of July 1934 Roblin Manitoba unsigned details clarified.
Sealed tenders to 12 noon Wednesday August 1984 for cleaning new school walls ceilings and kalgomine work to be done between August 6 and 26 1984. Material supplied. Goose Lake Consolidated School Goose Lake S D. 1283 Roblin Manitoba. IRWIN L MITCHELL secretary treasurer. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
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