Anglican Advance Appeal Opens Second Phase May 12
The Anglican Church launches the second phase of the Anglican Advance Appeal on May 12, with Roblin’s share set at 200 and a target of 4 300 000. The drive calls for gratitude for wartime victory bonds and aims to fund church work at home and abroad through a dedication service at Christ Church at 11 o’clock.
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Anglican Advance Appeal
Roblin
Mianitoba
Isreal
Christ Church
Roblin Minutes Record 1946 Council Actions
May 1 1946 Roblin municipal meeting reeve Sorbo chaired with council. Grants approved include $100 to Salvation Army split with Grace hospital and army, $30 to Shriner's hospital, old age pension recommendations for De Sternberg and Stephen Gidelwich, and various payments to local firms and services. Building permit cancellation for Frank G Newton and tax relief for 1946 at old Bawlf elevator. Legion grounds use approved for July 30–31 for $10 with cleanliness condition. First reading of by law 365 for Manitoba Power Commission sale of electric plant and energy supply.
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Reeve Sorbo
Melnychenko-Chick
Melnychenko-Belcher
Salvation Army
Grace Hospital
Army
Zimmer-Belcher
de Sternberg
Kines-Taylor
Frank G. Newton
Hughes-Taylor
Ford-Kines
Legion Memorial Hall
Kines-Hughes
Manitoba Power Commission
Roblin
Commission of Electrical Energy
Canadian Legion
May 1 1946 City Council Minutes in Ro hlin
May 1 1946 council minutes chaired by Mayor George Kelso with all councillors present. Items include adoption of April 3 and April 8 1916 minutes, accounts for payment to multiple vendors, licenses for wood cutting and Rawleighs products, a sidewalk well drilling permit for Fred Yarema with costs on him, and several building permits for Korpan Sopko Newton Ka peky and others with estimated values and locations.
Livery barn permit approved for Tru lyn project in village
Special meeting minutes record Mayor Kelso presiding as councillors Taylor Ford and Kines discuss granting Tru lyn a permit to build a frame livery and feed barn on SE 8-26-22. The project, valued at 3000 dollars, requires a 100 dollar bond with the secretary treasurer, construction to start by May 15 1946 and be completed by Oct 15 1946, with bond refund upon satisfactory completion.
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George Kelso
T. H. Taylor
Wm. Ford
A. T. Kines
Taylor-Ford
Sec-Treas
The Quiet Things We Love Across Time
The piece laments a world of turmoil and calls for a breathing space to recall quiet lasting truths. It honors fathers, Bible stories, and simple memories of birds, waves, and work well done, urging appreciation of beauty and steady, peaceful living.
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Winston Churchill
Jesus
Father
Building permits granted for new structures in town
Kines Taylor reports Geo Fish er to erect a warehouse and parts shop on N1-2 lot 12 block 1 plan 352 valued at 1500 dollars. Ford Kines notes Mrs Mary Warbeck approved to build a dwelling on part block 1 with unknown value.
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Kines-Taylor
Geo. Fisher
Ford-Kines
Mary Warbeck
Sano
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