Ambrose Hills council meeting notes June 1935
The Shei River Municipal Council met in Reblin with Deputy Jeeve Boyce presiding. Motions approved include May meeting minutes, May accounts totaling 8740.75, revision of Electors' Roll to 1955, and road proposal east of 22-28-28. Debates covered flooding, river control interviews, and a vaccination report. next meeting called by deputy reeve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrose Hills
Shei. River Municipal Councl
Reblin
Jeeve Boyce
Serochuk - Sanders
Edel-Sorochuk
Edel - Sorochuk
Coundi
Sanders - Edel
Sorochuk
Sanders
Spromdetce
Usure
Assinibone
Ray Butler
Sorochuk - Sanders
ML G
W. Lesack
Salvation Army
St Paul's
Paul's
Robiin
City of
Winnipeg
R Perchaluk
A. Ege
McFadden & MacLean
Dept. Agriculture
Western Municipal
Manitoba Telephone Vla
Mac
Peter Lawike
Modern Motors
Imperial OL Ltd
Provinca
Cross-Town Motors
D. Ferguson
A Smigeisky
J. Hay
Jez.il
J. OH
O. Boyce
M. Watson
Cry
Aes
Dr. R Butler
V.S
F A Newton Keeps Roblin Cemetery Committee Presidency
A May 4 public meeting at Knox United Church in Roblin saw F A Newton retain the presidency of the Roblin Cemetery Committee with Mrs H Cross as secretary treasurer. The group planned a 1955 caretaker, a Cemetery Day, and a village canvass for funds from June 1 to 15, naming canvassers for Roblin and surrounding districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Newton
Roblin Cemetery
Roblin Cemetery Committee
Knox United Church
McDuffe
J. Martin
F.A. Newton
H. Cross
Sec. Treas
McBain
F. MccDuffe
Telloa
L. Johnsen
Sec
Johnson
F. McDuffe
F. Limb
Roblin
A. Newton
L. Hembroff
Scuter
D. Bowiey
J. Ward
C. Citeman
W. Ward
G. Gove
Air
FP. McDuffe
F. la Forte
L. Johnson
Bield Happy Stitchers 4 H Club Achievement Day
The Bield Happy Stitchers 4 H Club held Achievement Day on Friday June 3 with Miss Janice Dobranski presiding. Miss Bernice Murray judged the year's work awarding eight red ribbons two blue and one white and Dobranski earned a camp trip in July as top award. The program featured recitations skits and a guest talk by Miss Olfrey on the 4 H motto. A pin for effort and conscientious work was given to Eleanor Rice and a lunch was served after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Dobranski
Bernice Murray
Dauphin
Miss Olfrey
Muriel Mymko
Eleanor Dobranski
Alec Britcher
Alfred Rice
Elaine Johnstone
Alaara Beets
Eleanor Rice
Ruby Fullerton
Lyla Mymko
Barbara Britcher
Ami
Sye
Fieaner
Bob Britcher
Shasko Lindsay wedding at Dauphin First United Church
Audrey Lindsay and Eugene Shasko exchanged vows at 4:00 p.m. on Saturday May 21 in Dauphin. Rev. D G Ray officiated as music by organist I O Winters accompanied the ceremony. The couple will reside in Dauphin after a Minneapolis wedding trip.
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Dauphin First United Church
Audrey Irene
L. A. Lindsay
Togo, Sask
Eugene Theodore Shasko
Nick Shasko
Dauphin
D. G. Ray
I. O. Winters
Porcupine Attack Affects Local Dogs
Mr. George De La Mare on horseback witnessed a dog chase a porcupine on Sunday May 29. The dog bit the animal in the back, rolled in pain, and ten quills were removed from the dog's mouth by Mathew Switzer Fred Laycock and Ralph De La Mare.
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George de la Mare
Mathew Switzer
Fred Laycock
Russell
Ralph de la Mare
Now three Browns in town with new ag rep
A year ago no Brown in town. now three: John Brown an accountant, Jim Brown a RCMP corporal, and John C. Brown the new Ag Rep. The trio shares surname but only John C. Brown remains an eligible bachelor, unlike the others.
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Brown
John Brown
Royal Bank
Jim Brown
R.C.M.P
John C. Brown
Ashes mar village boule, Roblin entrances altered
In Roblin the village entrances are marred by ashes piled on the boule vara, despite the town’s otherwise pleasant approach. Residents note the issue spoils the area and call for cleanup to restore the beautified entrances.
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Roblin
Canvassers Seek Donations for Roblin Cemetery upkeep
Canvassers for the Roblin District Cemetery will visit between June 1 and June 15. They request residents welcome them and donate to maintain the Silent City cemetery.
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Roblin District
Recital and Social Evening Fairly Well Attended Here
Roblin Memorial Hall hosted a Friday recital and social to raise funds for a transportation fund. Local youths and adults performed piano pieces, solos, duets, poetry, and dances under teachers and directors, ending with a school choir and community singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Roblin Memorial Hall
Joan Zimmer
Joan
Marian Nermberg
Marlene Nernberg
Elain Bach
Scotland
Mr. Spear
Ziehlke
Community visits and municipal meetings around Swan River
Dauphin residents Mr and Mrs H M Oliphant visited relatives in Dauphin over the weekend while Shell River councillors drove to Swan River for the Union of Manitoba Municipalities meeting. Others joined the trip for related district meetings and town visits including Grandview and Roblin delegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Oliphant
Dauphin
D. H. Oliphant
Shell River
Swan River
Union of Manitoba Municipalities
Mrr
A. Beaven
A. Sturgiss
Grandview
K. Black
Ron Jakeman
Wm. Lesack
Wm. Cross
G. Mitchell
Roblin
Yorkton
T. W. McGill
M. Beaven
Edwards
Inglis
Doris Wilderman Wins Mental Nursing Honors
Miss Doris Wilderman of Roblin graduated from Portage Hospital with three honours. She earned the Canadian Nurse Award the first ever awarded in Portage la Prairie, plus first honors in full course theory and the gold medal for general proficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Wilderman
Roblin
Portage Hospital
Portage la Prairie
Roblin Rockettes Suffer June Defeats to Yorkton Coca Cola Girls
The Roblin Rockettes lost 14 to 13 to Yorkton Coca Cola girls on a Wednesday evening, with errors in fielding and throwing contributing to the setback. Earlier on June 1 they traveled to Shoal Lake to face the Shoal Lake girls and were beaten 13 to 7 due to overthrowing bases and fumbling, though the team plans practice to correct these mistakes and boost future play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin Rockettes
Yorkton Coca Cola Girls
Yorkton Girls
Rockettes
Shoal Lake
Five Teacher Resignations Accepted By Roblin District School Board
Goose Lake School Board met May 27 1955 in Collegiate building with most trustees present. They accepted resignations of five teachers Sam Wright J Nikolaishy n H R Anderson Doris Andrey and Joyce Armstrong and hired Doris Foster and Pauline Crabb. Also discussed moving a front black board and hiring a principal and English teacher for the Collegiate. Various small payments approved and meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Goose Lake
S. Jones
G. Pearton
Greek Orthodox Church
Sam Wright
J. Nykolaishyn
H. R. Anderson
Doris Andrey
Joyce Armstrong
Sec.Treas
Free Press
Tribune
Winnipeg Tribune
Beaver Lumber Co
Taylor's Hardware
Village of
Rebekah Lodge Starts Roblin Playground Project
Evangeline Rebekah Lodge No 41 begins construction on a child s playground on two Roblin lots between the R W McBride property and the RCMP residence. Equipment includes a Sauit Junior Swing 4 unit Baby Box Swing a teeter totter and a Baby slide. Volunteers and fence installation planned this afternoon. Costs tally to 924.10 with 84.00 remaining. donors include the public and Harold Keast who donated four tractor tires for sand boxes. The lodge thanks helpers and warns playground users assume risk of injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rens
Evangeline Rebekah Lodge No
1.C,c.f
R. W. McBride
R.C.M.P
Sauit
Roblin
Evangeline Rebekah Lodge
Harold Keast
Men of
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Lomging
Schooal
Smaltl
Nme
X's
Bield Happy Stitchers
Shasko — Lindsay
Delores Staub
Marcel Augert
Clare Lindsay
Orest Rosk
Minneapolis
Min
States
Mrs. Shasko
P.O
Ouch
Les Spear
Everone
O’canada
Kines
Piannist
Miss Trickett
8. A. Wright
Piamo
Joanne Pitze
Shirley Chase
Mrs. Kines
Shirley
Judith Otke
Garry Otke
Lloyd Barabash
William Pitze
Mins
Emily Busch
Gladys Zimmer
Miss Mickelsons
Ronald Qojtke
Deliah Zimmer
Betty Zimmer
Gertrude Otke
Lorraine Edel
Pearl Tucker
Pearl
Miss Smith
Burrell
God Save the Queen
Wm Pitze
Rebekah Lodge
Roblin and
District
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