Regular Meeting of Roblin Council Minutes Record
The Roblin village council chaired by Mayor Ford convened with all councillors present. Motions post a February 3 minutes adoption and payment of numerous local accounts and salaries. A tax sale bylaw was read for first to third times, resignation of Constable R Bogle accepted, 1984 bylaw planned for 75 mills general rate, business tax set at 15 percent of assessed value. Meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Ford
Lesack-Keast
Perchaluk-Keast
Pete Petelski
Power Commission
Trust Savings
R. Bogle
R. Jakeman
H. Zorn
Harold Jones
Ella Wark
O. Hara Elect
H. C. Cranwell
B.A. Assurance Co
Roblin Review
Sorbo Motors
A. Kelso
McCallum N. Home
Perchaluk-Cross
Cross-Perchaluk
Red Cross Appeal Mobilizes Roblin District Volunteers
The Roblin Red Cross Society announces the annual national canvass for 1954 funds. Roblin village is organized by districts with canvassers calling on residents. outside, material is sent to key citizens for district organizers. Donations via Mitchell's Drug Store, McBain's Shop, the Royal Bank, or the Post Office are welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Red Cross Society
Roblin
Red Cross
The
Roblin Red Cross Society
J. Carlyle Parker
Amy Adam
Mitchell's
McBain
Royal Bank
Post Office
Dave Lowe to Attend MFA Camp at Clear Water Lake
Shell River report notes Dave Lowe left Thursday for a three week MFA camp at Clear Water Lake. A whist drive for the W.i. charity was held Friday at Mr and Mrs Andrews home with five tables. Winners included Annie Dayson and Lawrence Andrews for ladies and gents, with Mrs H Sanders and Norman Douse as booby prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Lowe
M.F.A.C
Clear Water Lake
Roblin Memorial Hall Committee Faces Debt and Rental Policy
The Roblin Memorial Hall Committee reports a capital account balance of 25 480 65 with 5 000 00 mortgage loan and 3 788 98 ordinary loan. It notes continued public support, aims to retire mortgage debt with good rentals, and imposes limited rental terms with reduced rates for organists and responsibility for amusement tax, signed by secretary treasurer GG Busby.
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Busby
Roblin Memorial Hall
Canadian Legion
Ladies Bonspiel Results and High School Spiel Winners
The report lists top finishers in the Ladies Bonspiel with first to fourth places for teams Grand Challenge Taylor's Hardware Eager Beavers Hot Shots and Consolation. High school spiel had 19 rinks with 10 local and nine visiting. prize winners include H Stoughton Gilbert Plains S Coleman and W Bulbeck. The Farmers' Bonspiel has 28 rinks competing and a winners list will appear next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Stoughton
Gilbert Plains
S. Coleman
W. Bulbeck
A. Fitkowski
E. Chierski
W. Aitken
Grandview
W. Keast
B. Davis
Makanoff
R. Mosorondhon
Russell
A. Cartwright
E. Scott
G. Zimmer
MacNutt
B. Kelso
Roblin Credit Union Among Top Rural Manitoba Winners
One hundred seven delegates attended the Manitoba credit union convention in Winnipeg. The Father Benoit shield went to Holy Cross Credit Union Norwood, with Roblin Credit Union as runner up for best rural Manitoba credit union.
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Winnipeg
Father Benoit
Holy Cross Credit Union
Norwood
Roblin Credit Union
Manitoba
L. Hutchison
Bonspiel prize winners listed for several events
The paper details winners from last week's bonspiels across men women and high school events. It names prize recipients in various categories including grand aggregate longest distance youngest rink and oldest rink with clubs and towns such as Dauphin Grandview and Saltcoats.
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R. Arnott
L. Hembroff
A. Kendal
MacNutt
J. Whyte
Grandview
J. Mitchell
Castleavery
F. A. Newton
A. Richter
Saltcoats
Sink
L. Heimbroff
J. Adam
J. Reed
Waggoners announce engagement of Reta May Waggoner
Mr and Mrs Wm Waggoner announce the engagement of their youngest daughter Reta May to Ernest Clifford youngest son of Mr and Mrs Wm Johnson of Roblin as their families share the news in this society notice
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Wm. Waggoner
Reta May
Ernest Clifford
Wm. Johnson
Roblin
Pasteurized Milk Debate In City Speech
The Wigwam by Chief Big Bull argues for pasteurized milk as a public health measure. He traces Louis Pasteur's work on bacteria, fermentation, and early vaccines, then explains pasteurization's role in milk purification and the need for sanitary production.
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Wigwam
Big Bull
Louis Pasteur
Louis
Goose Lake School Board Minutes March 4 1954
Minutes of the Goose Lake School Board regular meeting note several personnel and budget actions including concluding tentative changes to desks and septic, promoting Miss Kelso to principal with a $200 retroactive raise, and approving tender terms for drayage hauling and septic tasks. The session also covers van safety dismissals and a future April 1 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goose Lake School Board
Maslove-Ward
Maslove-Pearton
Kelso
Binscarth
Manitoba
Jones-Switzer
John Peats
Zorn-Switzer
Hampson Wins Two At 1060 Bonspiel
Togo’s annual bonspiel wrapped up as the Consolation final rounds finished Sunday noon. Thirty-two rinks played with visitors from Kamsack Stornoway and Makaroff. F Hampson won multiple top prizes including Grand Aggregate as the undefeated rink, with many other awards listed for lamps, silverware, clocks and more. A curlers dance Friday night drew a large crowd with Pat Powell and his Farm Hands providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Togo
Kamsack
Stornoway
Makaroff
Frank Hampson
P. Hohle
F. Erhardt
Pat Powell
Rebekshs Sponsor Amateur Nite March 26
Evangeline Rebekah Lodge with BPOE and CKDM Dauphin sponsor an Amateur Night to fund a preschool playground. Top three contestants win cash and advance to finals in Dauphin. Event at Roblin Memorial hall on Friday March 26 begins 8 pm with air program 9 pm to 1 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangeline Rebekah Lodge
B.P.O.E
CKDM
Dauphin
Roblin Memorial Hall
Togo News Budget Highlights Local Visits and PTA Plans
Local residents including Mr and Mrs Wm Smith and Norm Harris were in town last week. The Pee Wee bonspiel with sixteen rinks occurred but results were unavailable. The PTA meeting on March 8 drew 650 attendees with Rev Abs as speaker advocating parent and teacher responsibility. Plans for a special meeting next month are under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Smith
Lindaw
Norm Harris
Norm
University of Manitoba
Western Retail Lumberman’'s Association
S. Cherban
Monarch Lumber Co
Nellie Appel
Regina
Delores Staub
Dauphin
Molly Staub
Arnold Hischabett
George Lupichuk
Nick Matvenko
Runnymede
Rose Anne Bonazew
S. Bonazew
Togo
Mylor
Abs
R. McAmmond
Penny
Mr. McAmmond
Redditt
Ont
Mrs. McAmmond
Mrs. H. Gunness
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Roblin Council
Shell River
Roblin Memorial Hall Committee
Committee Donations Bank
Reyda
Hayward
Ziprick
Taylor's Hardware
Edwards
Bowley
MacKay
Eager Beavers
Doole
MclIntyre
Bogle
Galbraith
Adolphe
Dingle
Hunter
E Robertson
Bramwell
Mrs. A. Bach
Honker
B. Hughes
Dauphin Pratt
Cross
Keast
Talvor's Hardware Lynch
Stevenson
Wilson
Aitkens
Citizen's
McKay
Inglis
Hughes
Pratt
Goose Lake Board
Switzer-Jones
Hampson
F. Hampson
Irons
D. Olson
J. Hampson
T. Andrews
T. V
D. Hackney
Arnott
Boyce, Makaroff
Silver
Ike Beattie
Finnie
Stornaway
F. Topham
Bob Cooke
Ronson
D. Eisner
T.V
R. Nabe
G. Airress
Rebekshs
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