Roblin Council Minutes July 7 1954 adjourned meeting
Roblin council discusses May payments totaling 6471.41 with numerous vendors and individuals listed. Trustees approve grants to Roblin Ladies Rest Room and Salvation Army, set court revision date, authorize road and by law actions, and schedule next meeting after Court of Revision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeve Clarke
Ede Borochuk
Sanders-Boyce
R. Perchaluk
St. Paul’s Home
Wm. Lesack
Rs. F. Moroz
Salvation Army Home
City of Winnipeg
Roblin Creamery
Beaver Lumber Co
Edel & McGlashen
Comrad Mann
Dept. Agricultue
Powell Equipment
McFadden & Carmichi
Richardson Road Placning
E.y
Taylors Fardware
Imperial Oil
Bureyko
M. Watson
Bd. Ferguson
J. Hay
J. H. Irvine
O. Boyce
Armco Drainage & Metal Co
F. Penas
A. Kelso
Sorochuk-Edel
Boyce-Sanders
Roblin Ladies
Edel-Sorochuk
Salvation Army
Anastazya Tischinski
Royal Bank of Canada
Roblin
Department of Municipal Affairs
Deepdale
Goose Lake
W. Livingstone
City of Winnipege Hospitals
Engagement of Velma Andrews to Arthur Sampson
Velma A. Andrews of Roblin Manitoba announces her engagement to Arthur J. Sampson of Halifax Nova Scotia. The couple plans to wed at Knox United Church Roblin on Friday July 9 at 12 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma A. Andrews
J. Andrews
Mr. Andrews
Roblin
Manitoba
Arthur J. Sampson
Union of Manitoba Municipalities Met at Grandview
Annual Dauphin Judicial District meeting held June 2 1954 in Grandview Voters and delegates from 11 rural municipalities and six towns attended. Key speakers included Reeve Potocki Grandview Reeve Fordham Ochre River and Dr. Murray Fisher who urged electors to safeguard their rights and warned councils against overspending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyce-Ganders
Tekla Shenderewich
Sorochuk
Union of Manitoba Municipalities
Grandview
Dauphin Judical
C.F
John Potoski
Dauphin
Miller
S. E. Fordham R. M
Ochre River
Russell Barrett
Deloraine
Sec
Treas
Union
Winnipeg
Browning
Gladstone
Equalization and Appeal Board
Murray Fisher
Canada
C. A. McCrae
Be Prepared Scoutmaster Invites Help for Local Boy Scouts
Our Group Committee explains Scouting to parents and supporters. Mr L LaBoisserie, inspector of schools, serves as secretary while Dr. O leads the Group Committee. Contact the Scoutmaster after six. encourage community support to help the boys grow into tomorrow's men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. LaBoisserie
Dr. O
Deepdale United Church History 1906 to 1951
A condensed history of Deepdale United Church from 1906 to 1951 detailing early services held in Wyndham schoolhouse, ministers and student pastors from Manitoba College, and lay leadership. It covers the 1920s church opening, Ladies' Aid Society formation, 1926 dedication, and the 1951 move from Makaroff Field to Roblin Charge with planned weekly services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deepdale United Church
Deepdale
Wyndham
Roblin
F. Y. Newton
Smith
Alex Taylor
Leon Jolliffe
Boyle
Winnipeg
Makaroff
Berry Grove
Sliverwood
Fish
Stan McLeod
Austin
Macfarlane
Leslie Thompson
Udell
J. Gordon Anderson
Joan Murdock
Chas Simpson
J. Carlyle Parker
Makaroff Field
Obituary of Percival Samuel Cameron Veteran and Family Man
Percival Samuel Cameron died at home Friday June 4 after a long illness. Born March 31 1898 Belmont Manitoba he moved to Roblin district in 1904. He married Lettle Pearl Van Sickle in 1922 and they raised three daughters and a son. Survived by his wife four siblings nine grandchildren and his children Archie Irma Retta and Adelaide. Funeral held at Knox United Church with pallbearers and Rev. D M Hammond officiating followed by interment in Roblin Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percival Samuel Cameron
Belmont
Manitoba
Roblin
Lettle Pearl van Sickle
Irma
Percy Halldorson
Grand Centre
Alta
Retta
R. Maxwell
Man
Adelaide
Percy Nowlin
Flin Flon
Archie
Knox United Church
Ray Taylor
J. Adams
T. Kelso
Fred Newton
D. Rink
F. Dayson
D. M. Hammond
Roblin Cemetery
Death notice for George Black 64 in Roblin district
George Black 64 died after a three month illness at Deer Lodge Military Hospital Winnipeg on May 31 1954. Funeral at Roblin United Church June 3 conducted by Dr J Carlyle Parker. Interment Roblin cemetery. He was born in North Dakota and moved to Canada 1901 settling in southern Manitoba later in Roblin district. He served with the 107th Battalion in France and was wounded then hospitalised in England. Survived by two brothers David Saskatoon and Charles Roblin and three sisters Mrs S R Stephens Scott Sask Mrs J T Dalgleish Asquith Sask and Mrs J Carnie Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Black
Deer Lodge Military Hospital
Winnipeg
Roblin United Church
J. Carlyle Parker
Roblin
W. R. Scott T. Aitken
T. Kelso
E. McKay
J. Ashby
P. Cameron
Mr. Black
North Dakota
Canada
Manitoba
France
England
David
Saskatoon
Sask
Charles
S. R. Stephens
Scott, Sask
J. T. Dalgleish
Asquith
J Carnie
Correction in STORK CLUB NIXON
To Mr and Mrs Clif ford Nixon on May 21 a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Clifford Nixon
Tragic Car Crash Kills Girl Near Birtle
A one year old Rossburn girl died and her companion was seriously injured when a car lost control and rolled several times on No 8 highway five miles south of Birtle at 3 30 a m Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birtle
Rossburn
No. 8
Three Important Subjects Discussed By Roblin C of C
The Roblin Chamber of Commerce held a May meeting in Shell River with about ten members. They formed a committee to assist the Roblin Rebekah Lodge with a Children's Playground and planned a luncheon for a Winnipeg to Flin Flon Teachers' Excursion stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
C of
Roblin Chamber of Commerce
Shell River
Lorne Stevenson
Ed. Somers
A. C. Hamilton
Roblin Rebekah Lodge
Chamber
Wm. Barabash
Winnipeg
Flin Flon
Chamber of Commerce
Roblin Rockettes Still Going Strong
The Roblin Rockettes defeated the Benito Girls 35 to 31 on June 3 as four pitchers Mrs Bruce Mrs Dietrick Mrs Dingle and Martha Doering led the effort Aurelia Andries caught. A late eighth inning rally produced 16 runs. A second game at Togo Sports was rained out with Benito leading 3 0 as Beth Prokopetz pitched and Aurilia Andries caught. The next tournament is at Stoney Creek Sports Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockettes
Bruce
Dietrick
Mrs. Dingle
Martha Doering
Aurelia Andries
Togo
Benito Girls
Beth Prokopetz
Aurilia Andries
Stoney Creek
Delegates Named for Progressive Conservative Convention
The Roblin Progressive Conservative Committee appoints delegates to the Winnipeg convention on June 16 and 17. Named delegates include A. O. Becker Fred E. Cowan Fred A. Newton Fred Schmelinger and Mrs. R. W. McBride. Alternate delegates are Wm. Barabash Mrs. Wm. Barabash Mrs. F. A. Newton Mrs. F. E. Cowan and Mrs. A. O. Recker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Progressive - Conservative Committee
Winnipeg
A. O. Becker
Fred E. Cowan
Fred A. Newton
Fred Schmellinger
R. W. McBride
Wm. Barabash
F. A. Newton
F. E. Cowan
A. O. Recker
Roblin Hospital Aid Holds June Meeting
The Roblin Hospital Aid met June 1 with eleven members present led by President Mrs. J. Adams. Net proceeds from the Bazaar and Tea totaled 173.86. leftover items were doled out to members for sale to avoid carryover. The Rags to Riches drive runs to June 30 led by the Ways and Means committee. donations of clean rags and old wool are requested and stored in the new basement. The White Cross Guild seeks to maximize wool while excluding fur coats, rubbers, shoes, and several other items. An April statement from the Roblin Hospital Board was read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
White Cross Guild
Roblin Hospital
Local and Social Notes Highlight Community Visits
Ann Perchaluk joins the new Bakery staff while Carol Chewka begins at Russell Dry Cleaning Plant. Albina Chewka of Shell Valley visits sister Syl via at R. Perchaluk's. A. Keast G. Keast and R. F. Standish travel to Winnipeg for a few days. Various residents from Dauphin Grand View Togo Slater and Calder visit local homes. R. Perchaluk suffers a rusty nail injury. Visitors at the Puritch home include Puritch Kamsack Wroxton Katcheck Scripneck and Kcripneck from Calder. Don Kines visits Moose Jaw en route to Ottawa to see Thomas and Mrs. Kines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albina Chewka
Shell Valley
Sylvia
R. Perchaluk
A. Keast
G. Keagt
R. F. Standish
Winnipeg
Jack Yeo
Archie
Dauphin
F. A. Heming
Frank
Grandview
Albert Rink
Walter Rink
Gladstone
Don Kines
RCAF
Wm. Katcheck
Nick Scripneck
K.cripneck
Calder
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shell River Council
Yukon
Northwest Territories
Whitehorse
Yellowknife
Department of Resources and Development
BOY Scout
Yerex
E. Kirkpatrick
Robi. Selkirk
Manitoba College
N. J. Kerswell
W. Metcalfe
J. Gordon
J. Graham
Richard Fitzgerald
Geo. R. Ward
Wm. Mansell
H. G. Ayer
Dorothea McKenzie
C. M. Bater
Bater
First Ladies’ Aid Society
L. T. Jolliffe
Wm. Fletcher
Jas. McNeil
Rev. Rayner
Rev. Smith
Wyndham School
Roblin Knox United Church
Parker
Ladies’ Aid Society
Jolliffe
D. MacLaren
J. C. Ward
T. Cheavins
Marjorie Cheavins
A. Taylor
F. Prior
A. Matthews
B. Ward
MacLaren
Obituarius
Percival
Cameron
George Adam Black
Ann Perchaluk
Carol Chewka
Russell Dry Cleaning Plant
Frances Olynyk
Slater
John Puritch of
Kamsack
Fred Puritch
James Puritch