Goose Lake Entries Shine At Dauphin Regional Festival
Roblin community praises Goose Lake Collegiate and Roblin entries at the 11th Dauphin Regional Festival of music drama folk dancing and choral reading. Adjudicators note improvements over last year with standout performances by Adele Maslove Roblin in piano and Roblin ensembles in choral and dramatic categories.
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Roblin
Goose Lake
Dauphin
N. Walley
Geo. Fisher
J. Dorfman
Miss Walley
Robert Juirman
Winnipeg
Walter MacNult
All Saints Church
Aliss Ethel Kinley
Gilbert Plains
Grandview
Witsnipegosis
Ochre River
Ethelbert
Russell
Pine River
Adela Maslove
Nina Walley
Goose Lake Cons
Keel
MacNutt
Jarman
D.C.T.I
Roblin Collegiate
Shus Roblin
Dauphin — School
Valient
Mr. Jarman
Victor McBride
Sylvia Lesack
Raymond Cryderman
Nat Lowe
Roblin May 1949 Council Minutes Open Session Actions
Roblin village council met May 2 1949 in council chambers with Mayor T H Taylor presiding and all members present Minutes from April 4 were adopted. Several accounts including Roblin Flour Mill Brandon Fire Co and Cupai School District bills were approved and building permits granted for multiple dwellings. pension for Mrs Dora Kosinski approved. road closure notice noted. next meeting set for June 1 1949.
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Counciil
Roblin
T.H. Taylor
Becker Cross
Thom Becker
Roblin Flour Mill
Wm. Cox
Geo. Pearson
Wilson Stationery Co
Dauphin
Frank Penas
Sam Toderian
T. H. Taylor
Hudson Bay
Asso
Cross-Newton
Roblin Sash & Door
Geo. McBurney
Man
Power Com
Harvey's Store
Thom Newton
Robini Hospital District No
Newton Cross
Geo. Prior
Elsie Hornsby
Gus Schultz
Adam Poyniuk
John Chick
E. Charbonneau
Luchuk-Gamey
Dora Kosinski
McCrea-Boyce
Department
Cupai
Fred Hilderman
Makaroff
Nset
Boyce
Gamey-Boyce
Sacred Heart Hopital
St. Boniface
H. Taylor
Howre
Togo Lumber Co
Imperial Garage
Togo
Lindsay & Petch
Penas
Cross Bros
Pigott Tractor Co
Powell Equipment
Shell River Regular council meeting May 4 1949 Roblin
The Shell River council met in Roblin on May 4 1949 at 10 a.m. Reeve Diamond presided with all councillors present. Motions approved minutes. Salvation Army grant of 100. ward supervision of caterpillar road outfit. 11 per hour for custom work. by law transfer to Daniel Becker. fee payments to Nick Maluga for logs. release from gravelling contract requested and gravelling contract entered.
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Roblin
Reeve Diamond
McCrea-Luchuk
Boyce - McCrea
Salvation Army
Gamey-Luchuk
Caterpillar Road
McCrea-Boyce
N.W
Daniel Becker
Luchuk-Gamey
Nick Maluga
F.B.M
Fred B. Kozak
Hillsburg Council Minutes Move to Join Hudson Bay Route Assoc
Hillsburg municipal meeting on May 4 1949 chaired by Reeve H Shomorowski adopts last minutes and discusses joining the Hudson Bay Route Association for a $25 fee. Negotiates land sale with Fabian Dubie at $150 if road constructed or $200 if not with $50 cash and rest by Dec 1 1949 at 5 percent interest. Authorizes a temporary road on NE 18 25 26 and approves payments to C Brydon for stamps and Nat Grain Co for coal before adjourning.
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H. Shomorowski
Membef Council
Bomak-Pronyk
Pronyk-Bomak
Hillsburg
Hudson’s Bay Route Association
Holunga-Hojnocki
Sec.-Treas
Fabian Dubie
S.W
Bomak-Hojnocki
Holunga-Bomak
C. Brydon
Nat. Grain Co
Services Begin at Bield United Church This Sunday
Summer services at Bield United Church start this Sunday May 15 inviting all district members. The text notes a call for liberty and light with quotes from Mary Baker Eddy and Horace Greeley reflecting on freedom and belief.
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Bield United Church
T. A. Cameron Tenders Resignation As Trustee
The May 5 school board meeting notes Cameron resigning from the board with regret. The minutes show accounts paid and motions on attendance, teacher vacancies, auditorium use, and adding four rooms to the old school. Ward Lesack chaired actions with Simpson and Lesack approving related positions and banking authorization.
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Robertson
Simpson
Sorbo
P. Morash
Currie Sanitation
A. Sangster
Beaver Lumber Co
Paramount Motors
Canadian Laboratory
A. Cameron
T. H .Taylor
T. A. Cameron
Ward Lesack
Cameron
Spear
Miss Walley
Miss Hay
Lesack-Sorbo
Miss
Hallidorson - Simpson
Switzer-Simpson
Robertson-Lesack
Halldorson-Switzer
W. Ward
Sec.-Treas
Royal Bank
Robbin
Lesack
L. Simpson
Progressive Conservatives Organize in Local Meeting
A Progressive Conservative gathering in the auditorium last Wednesday elected officers for the coming election. R. T. McBride presided, F. A. Newton was vice president, J. W. Watdy became secretary treasurer, with Mel Bowley as an executive alongside Berty Doering, Mrs. R. W. McBride, L. Hemboff and Al.
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Progressive Conservatives
R. T. McBride
F. A. Newton
J. W. Watddy
Sec.Treas
Mel Bowley
Berty Doering
R. W. McBride
L. Hemboff
New Roblin Office Heads Regional Agricultural Panel
The Dauphin Herald notes plans for a new Roblin office serving River Shellmouth Hilsbysh and Boulton municipalities with James Clark named assistant agricultural representative for the district. Headquarters will be in Roblin as the area extends west to Grandview.
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Roblin
River
Shellmouth
Hilsbysh
Boulton
James Clark
Hias
Dauphin Terrisory
Dauphin Herald
Thee
Grandview
Dauphin Candidate Siewczyk Addresses Beckers Gathering
The event features M F Siewczyk of Dauphin speaking to voters. Becker is noted among attendees as the gathering proceeds in the Dauphin constituency context.
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Vin Becker
M. F
Siewczyk
Dauphin
Foré
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Dauphin Festival
Gluck
Adele Maslove
Velma Andrews
Doris Edwards
Florence Cameron
Joyce Kerr
Mr. J. Dorfman
Geo. Drew
Conservative
Dauphin Theatre
Progressive Conservative Committee For
Roblin Village
Shell River
God
Mary Baker Eddy
Horace Greeley
New Roblin
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