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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 14, 1946
Page
4
Notice details a proposed bylaw affecting land ihnen in Shellmouth area and surrounding sections of Townships 15 to 32 in Manitoba. It lists polling divisions and places including Prokopetz residence and Municipal Office for a vote scheduled Thursday April 11 1946 from 9 am to 5 pm. The clerk will tally votes at Shellmouth Rural Municipality chambers with Dropmore and March 1 1946 dates noted.
The Rural Municipality of Hillsburg and The City of the Village of Roblin in Manitoba announce a by law vote on school area inclusion. Polls open at Merridale School, Shevlin and Gilbert School houses, and Community Halls. Voting takes place April 13 1946 at 2 PM with the clerk recording votes for and against the measure.
A notice from the Rural Municipality of Shell River outlines by law 0 797A to establish a school area. It lists townships ranges and sections within Shell River and adjoining municipalities, announces polling locations, and fixed dates for hearings and votes in Roblin Manitoba in March and April 1946. It designates polling places including Ed Harrow residence Tummel Hall Cromarty School and several halls, with a March hearing and an April vote.
The Rural Municipality of Boulton announces by-law 274 to form a school area including Shell River Roblin Hillsburg and Shellmouth lands. Voting on March 13 1946 at 2 pm at the Boulton clerk office to tally votes for or against the proposal.
The Village of Roblin sets April 11 1946 at 5 PM in its Council Chambers for appointing observers and the clerk to tally votes on by law No 362 to include Roblin in a proposed school area. The notice lists land sections across Township 23 24 ranges 26 28 and 27 West of the Principal Meridian Manitoba.
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