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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 24, 1949
Page
3
Three room house three years old 20 by 22 feet. An 8 by 10 store house and an 8 by 10 coal shed. One fenced lot with a good garden and a well. Contact J Bodnar box 39.
Foxwarren won the bantam tournament finale 3-2 against Roblin after a 3-1 lead by GP, while Foxwarren earlier beat Roblin 3-2 and Gilbert Plains 3-2. Pee Wees beat the Girls 4-1 in a noted exhibition, with plans for a second Midget game next week.
Local lodge members from the Oddfellows and Masons met in Roblin for historic competitive curling. The Masons won the double round with 16 rinks totaling a 27 point margin, marking the first such contest between the two groups.
The Young Adult group reports ten attendees despite a storm with a postponed Judaism talk to April. Lunch first with tea and business discussed, a practice debated but not fully adopted. The next meeting is at Mrs H R Mitchells home on the April second Sunday. Also announced are the birth of a son Terence Clark to Mr and Mrs Robin Watson on March 18 1949 in Russell Man and multiple memorial notices for W G Jose Emma Gardner Michael Zibresky and others signed by spouses children and relatives.
The United Church Session announces a Sunday afternoon Bible study forum addressing daily life issues. The group meets at 1 p.m. after Sunday School, led by L. I. Spear and M. W. Cryderman, inviting all men in the community to join on April 3.
Notice under the Real Property Act states that on or after April 18 1949 a provisional Certificate of Title will be issued to The Rural Municipality of Shell River for the South West quarter of Section 33 Town 28 Range 28 West of the Principal Meridian Manitoba. This replaces Certificate of Title No 32808 lost or destroyed. Land Titles Office Dauphin March 18 1949. J E Ramsden District Registrar.
Mrs. Ken Boughen and her son Billie left for Nipawin Saturday morning. Mrs. Hay Gillespie of Russell visited with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Kelso. Thos. Kines, enroute to Ottawa from Vancouver, spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Kines at Roblin. A note on changes in the tax setup and budget measures to be detailed in the next issue.
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