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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 03, 1951
Page
3
The Hospital Aid met in the Boardroom on Tuesday May 1 with 24 members present. A motion was approved to hold a Bazaar and Tea on Saturday June 16 in Memorial Hall, featuring dry goods crafts farm produce home cooking and various tables. Organizing committees will notify groups. Thanks extended to donors and volunteers for Rag Drive contributions totaling 1333 pounds.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Canadian Legion will meet at the Masonic Hall on Wednesday May 9 at 2 30 p m with lunch committee Mrs Mabel Kelso Mrs Bob Kerr and Mrs R F Kerr A service will be held at Bield United Church on Sunday May 6 at 3 p m A Mothers Day service will be held at Cromarty Schoolhouse at 11 am May 13 Organization for summers will follow immediately Let us make this a summer when Christian service will really count
Mrs J W Waddy expresses gratitude to members of the W A and the Ladies Auxiliary B E S L and many other friends who sent gifts during her hospital stay.
Evangeline Rebekah Lodge No 41 met April 26 with Past Noble Grands Association led by P N G Ruby McDuffe presiding. Guests wore gowns and received corsages as tableau Mediation and Memories performances highlighted the evening. The lodge planned catering for the Women’s Institute May 21 and the district meeting on May 29, plus a Legion Auxiliary run refreshment booth likely June 16. Veteran’s Jewel honoring P N G Mabel Law, a Lost Chord encore by the Chambermaids Quartet, and a dainty lunch closed the event.
In the fourth draw of Teachers' Bowling last Monday night researchers collected their fourth consecutive win with a 1001 total, edging Readers by a wide margin. Krelaty led with a sizzling 309 single game while Miss Kapetz and Scott also posted strong scores, as Miss Mickelson earned top honors for the lowest score at 292.
The Evening Guild held its monthly meeting on April 24 at Jean Mitchell's home with Mrs. L Simpson hosting. They scheduled a tea and bazaar for June 2 in the United Church basement and will collect sewing items by the May meeting on May 23 at Mrs. H Keast's home. A lunch prepared by Noreen Simpson, Alice Thom, Sadie Staple, and Bery Stevenson ended the evening.
Special meeting held April 27 1951 with Mayor R W McBride presiding. Council resolves to appeal the apportionment by C K Rogers chief inspector of schools for Manitoba regarding Goose Lake Consolidated School District No 1283 and the 1951 tax among Rablin Shell River RM and Hillsburg. Meeting adjourned.
A variety of residents and guests visited the city and nearby areas including A J Edwards Doris Ba wards Arlene Ford Frank Sitio from Winnipeg Wellenchenko and family visits to Souris and Dauphin. Calf vaccination reminders and church meeting notes extend through the week with a May 22 shower and a wedding gift presentation for Ruby Steffler. RC services shifted to Ukrainian hall for the 6d toon services.
A special Goose Lake Consolidated School District meeting with the Manitoba Teachers' Society delegation approved a new salary schedule. Base pay starts at 1800 for trained teachers with first class cert, 2200 for BA holders, plus 100 annual increments. Increases limited to 300 first year, 200 thereafter. Exceptions allow 200 extra for dependants exemptions, and an assistant principal earns 200 above schedule with degree required. Cost of living adjustments add 100 for every 10 point rise above 158 base. decreases of 100 for every 10 point fall.
Mrs W G Jose announces the engagement of her daughter Pearl Agnes to Mr Robert George Mathesius son of Mr and Mrs H Mathesius of Winnipeg The wedding is set for Knox United Church on May 26 at 5 30 o clock.
A partial OCR fragment notes a contract adjustment for Goose Lake Consolidated area teachers. Clause 4a limits newcomers with a First Class Certificate to not more than $100 above basic salary. The readable text implies a negotiated salary cap linked to credential level for incoming staff.
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