District News Miss Powell Visits RCMP Family
Miss Powell arrived Friday from Flin Fon where she has spent two weeks visiting her son Constable Roy Dui at RCMP. Also listed are Mr and Mrs Walter Livingstone and Davidane Ba visiting nearby relatives.
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 28, 1957
Page
7
Miss Powell arrived Friday from Flin Fon where she has spent two weeks visiting her son Constable Roy Dui at RCMP. Also listed are Mr and Mrs Walter Livingstone and Davidane Ba visiting nearby relatives.
Mr and Mrs Ed Beil and Mrs motored to Regina and returned home on Mr and Mrs Geo. Dungief for a visit to Winni per The United Church Ladies' Aid over the Weeke and Mrs C Marv on Mafeking. A sinner Was Held in the Com mu on Sunday evening at sor OF Miss Vivian Trou Dride-eiect Ames Bever ack now aith Mrs Wr Hampson Bundy Gawhey uline PFRA ih Mr and Hempson off img her vaca- 3, Mr and a Canut Airs Tae Tego C. Crud Wish to thank all those who help ed make their bunspie, a success by the serving of lunches, dona tions, etc. The sum of $251. 23 was cleared.
Jack Davis left Thursday for a Short Course in Assur with Ernie Davis taking winter months. Mrs. I. Boyce was a Rutlin hospital patient. Prie Beck in Rob LM Hospital. W T meeting at Mrs Rogers hosted by Mrs F Hilderman with six members and five visitors. Mrs Gordon Pound elected VP and Mrs T Beck correspondent. paper on Finance by Sol Sinclair. Turkish Knitting demo by Mrs Arnott. Makaroff Ladies Aid met at Mrs T Griffiths with ten members. Readings included Psalm 107. fall bazaar planning and presbytry meeting notes from Melville, Sask.
Judith Ann Yeo, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ales, is a Grade 7 student at Goose Lake Collegiate. She enjoys skating and handicrafts and is highlighted for her academic and extracurricular interests.
On Wednesday evening March 27 at 8 p m the church welcomed all attendees. The meeting concluded with a prayer led by Mr Treland. A light lunch was served by the hostess with help from Mrs H Boyce and Mrs W Beattle.
Congratulations to the square dancing group as Monday turnout reached seven squares with Harle Park Yorkton calling. An executive suggestion box was approved for member feedback. Guests included Yorkton and Togo couples, plus Russell couples who attend weekly. next two Mondays will use Leva Yokels for calling in Mr Park’s absence.
Roblin Theatre schedules the screening of Written On The Wind soon. Local patrons are invited to attend as the classic film plays at the venue with details on showtimes and admission forthcoming.
The Roblin and District Chamber of Commerce invites farmers and others affected by Assiniboine River basin issues to a March 25 meeting at 8 00 p m in the Masonic Hall basement. The Royal Commission on Flood Cost Benefit seeks recommendations on channel improvement dyking flood storage and diversions. The chamber seeks cooperation to shape a local program for the commission.
The Assiniboine Zone Walther rue held its annual spring rally at the Roblin Lutheran Church. About 145 members attended from Yorkton Inglis MacNutt Langenberg Shevlin Churchbridge and Roblin. The program included a debate and a buzz session followed by a banquet.
A skating party hosted by Lad’s The main dish with attendees from Roviin Skating BL areas. The gathering highlighted local social activity as participants enjoyed music and skating during the event.
School trustees at Bield accept six van tenders amid routine accounts. March 18 meeting notes list named trustees and tender numbers. The board adjourns with Easter days and April dates noted, closure pending.
The Roblin Men's Curling Club will stage an Open Novelty Bon Spiel at the Roblin Curling Rink starting 7 pm on Saturday March 23. Club members should notify their skips and leave names with the secretary. Entries close 6 pm March 22 with a 50 cent entry fee per person.
Tenders due April 1 1957 for transportation routes in Goose Lake Consolidated School District No 1283. Bidders must provide vehicle details drivers licenses and bids per day either yearly or six months. Routes listed with assigned names and the secretary treasurer signs.
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