School Board Meeting Minutes and May Report
The school board met Friday evening with all members present except Bennie and Barber. Minutes of the last meeting were adopted. Mr Straton reported May activities and certificates for pupils. Department letters on eight month operation and grant amounts were read. Levy for 1931 set at 29500 with secretary to send to Equalizer. Accounts were passed.
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Jane
Bennie
Barber
Sarho
Straton
Soarbo—Staples
Department of Education
Sarbo—Staples
Barber Dunlop Bros and Roblin Village Financials
Barber earned 32 dollars while Dunlop Brothers received 10 dollars and 10 cents. D R Dingwall credited 3 dollars and 75 cents and the Village of Roblin recorded 425 dollars in related accounts.
Cornet Meeting Minutes Roblin June Council Proceedings
Minutes of the Roblin Cornet meeting held June 2 with Reeve Roggers and Councillors Arnott Thumpson Nowasad and McGregor present. Motions approved: grant 300 to Shell River Agricultural Society. payments to Mrs Yahodynski and Steve Biluk. Old Age Pension for Charles Angleton. highway day labor expansion by two miles. keep Makaroff and Deepdale stations open. sale bylaw for 8.E.4 24-26-28 to W J Haw. Adam Bauer appointed pound-keep. Good Roads Act work approved. Soldier Settlement aid at 30 per acre. multiple accounts paid. council adjourned.
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Roblin
Weeve Roggers
Arnott
Thumpson
Nowasad
McGregor
Arnott—Thompson
Arnot— Thompson
Shell River Agricultural Society
Arnott-Thompon
Avaiust Nowasad-McCregir
Reeve
MeuGregor— Nowasag
Yahodynski
Nowusad
Thompson
Steve Biluk
Charles Angleton
Ci' McGregor
Roblin Russell
McGregor— Nowasad
Council
Shell River
Board of Railway Commissioners
Makaroff
Deepdale
W J. Haw
Adam Bauer
Good Roads Board
Schriehers Store
S Marlene
J.T. Adams Ca
Tambkin
Denphin Hospital
Thompson—McGregor
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Cantata at Dublin United Church Celebrates David the Shepherd King
On Sunday June 7 the Dublin United Church staged a cantata titled David the Shepherd King. An enlarged choir of 27 voices performed under Mrs R. Boyce with Nev Dr. Kern in charge. The program traced Israel’s king from anointing to pivotal scenes and featured a notable women’s chorus and guest helpers from nearby arches and communities.
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Dublin United Church
David the Sheppard Koy
Kern
R. Boyce
Isreal
David
Aigail
Michal
Saul
Jesse
Samuel É
England
Path Across the Hill staged by Kamsack players at Davis Hall
The Kamsack players presented their play The Path Across the Hill to a large appreciative audience in Davis Hall on Friday evening. A dance followed the performance and several residents drove to Roblin on Sunday to hear the United Church choir sing David the Shepherd. The Roblin choir and their leader were praised for a fine cantata. Prize lists for the fair are ready and available from the Secretary Mrs Allen and Mr Herbert Davis. Dr McMurehy of Kamsack will visit Logo on Wednesdays starting June 11th offering medical services at the drug store offices.
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Kamsack
Davis Hall
Roblin
United Church
David the Shepherd Lboy
Local Notes From Bield and Nearby Towns
Mr Carlson’s aged father is reported very ill. Mr and Mrs B Walters visited in Bield recently. Miss L Hanson visited with Miss M Stokke last week. Miss E Johnston visited with Miss L Hanson last week. Mr and Mrs J W Ballard and family were visitors in Bield last week. Miss M Stoke visited in the country away from the dust of Bield. Mrs G Pettite visiting her father with Mr C Carlson. Jimmy Donoghue reportedly shot a bear. Mr M McGrath and son Charlie were business visitors in the vicinity last week. Mr and Mrs O Holenberg and family of Sturgis Sask visited with Mr P Olson. Summer season began at Vackish Lake with many visitors. Field folks attended the dance at Gilbert school on the 6th and had an enjoyable time. Miss L C Wells lost a steer last Thursday. it was killed on the tracks when a freight sped around the curve.
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Gilbert
Mer L. C. Wells
Changes to be Made in Nursing Service Plan
A provincial plan aims to reform nursing duties by shifting to home visits and school pupil health instruction. Each district will include about three municipalities and several villages. Local boards of health will be formed with one member from each council, chaired by the local health officer, with total service costs borne by the department of health and public welfare.
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Wilucd
NERA
Ideed UY
E. W. Montgomery
Department of Health and Public Welfare
Prof. Sanford Presents Arts of Fitting Society
Renowned vocational expert Prof. Sanford urges parents to guide children away from misfit outcomes after his lecture. He offers lifelong training insights and invites attendees to meet him for further advice on steering youth toward fitting roles in modern life.
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Sanford
Deepdale notes and rural updates from Creek to Doblin
Community items report Mrs Jas Laird’s illness at the Creek and farmers awaiting rain. The Makarofi Women’s Institute met at Miss Dorothy Powell’s home in June. A youth outing explored the north country scenery. A playful line invites readers to bring their troubles to Big Sports Davy in Roblin on July 1. The Review offers inhouse printing services.
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Makarofi Women’s Institute
Dorothy Powell
Roblin
Shortdale Visitors and Local News Highlight June Picnic
Mrs Jones hosted a dauphin visitor last week while SHGs Alice Cooper toured Roblin. Abs Wm Aaluta spent the week with friends in Dauphin, Ike Faulkner Jr. visited Winnipeg, and Evyth Cave from Winnipeg stays with the Burtons. A Gilbert School dance drew light attendance, Shortdale saw minor showers, Edith Jones drove from Dauphin as a Shortdale guest. Remember the Free Shortdale Picnic on Tuesday June 30. John Paton and others left for Bowsman for work. A local citizen donated 18 books to Shortdale school library for the benefit of all.
Cromarty Community Notes Include Visits and Local News
Myrven Welly improves after illness while Jean Cameron visits at her grandmother Mrs Grassie. A bear sighting reported in Cromarty district by Mr Sampson. Miss E Grassie nurses at Mrs Wm Kerswell’s home in Makaroff district. Mrs F McDute travels to Winnipeg for the W I convention. Farmers from Cromarty work on fibway south of Roblin. A paper roll call at Mrs Bassette’s home. tea gid coil noted as interesting. July meeting to be held at the house by Mrs Tucker.
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Jean Cameron
Mrs C Grassie
Miss E Grassie
Wm Kerswell
Makaroff District
Bassette
Haegeette
Howe
Tucker
Roblin News: Barrister Admission and Local Events
Roblin resident Roblin Locksley D. C. McNeill was admitted as a barrister before Chief Justice Macdonald in Winnipeg last week. A dance hosted by Byrangerie Kebobhab Lodge will be held June 17 in the 1.0.0.8 hall with music and lunch for 50 cents. The Provincial Conservative Convention invites all Bracken Administration opponents to Brantion on June 24, 1931. The Roblin Brass Band dance thanks donors for support. A church service at United Church, Tummel, on Sunday June 14 at 11 AM features The Root Cause of our Trouble. The Roblin Review and Family Herald offer a one year subscription plus 7 chances to win 5000 dollars for 2.00.
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Locksley D. C. McNeill
Roblin
Macdonald
Winnipeg
Byrangerie Kebobhab Lodge
Dune
Bracken
Bruntion
United Church
Tummel
Roblin Review
Family Herald
Weekly Star
Church Notices United Church June 14 Service Times
Sunday schedule lists Roblin service at 11 am and evening at 7 30 pm with ekokaw noted. Afternoon reading or event at 3 pm mentioned, details unclear. Local notices reflect standard worship times and mid day gathering.
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the United Church
Tummer
Roblin
Brel
Senna Ekokaw
Camp Meeting at Roblin Free Methodist
Special speakers invite public to a camp meeting from June 25 to July 5. Emphasizes summer outing, welcoming attendees to bring tents and join Rev. Ross Lloyd for a faith community gathering.
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Roblin
Free Methodist
Ross Lloyd
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