Extra Classroom Needed For Large Enrollment
The regular meeting of the G sore Lake on Board discussed heavy enrolment and the need for an extra classroom next term. The minutes recount resignations of three teachers, hiring of several staff at stated salaries, and approval of utility and supplier accounts. The Property Committee was tasked to study accommodating options and report at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sore Lake
Aili
Trarstay
Oo Massove
Mitchell
Osad
W J Ward
H. Zorn
Bo Ward
D Becker
D Tttantchy
An Becker
E. Nowalkowsky
F. Newalkowsky
P. Cradb
Mothers Feted By UCY In Mother's Day Tribute
The Ukrainian Catholic Youth of Rubin area honored mothers at a High Mass, presenting beribboned medals. A reception followed with tea, lunch, music by St Vladimir’s students, solos by Elaine Trakalo, a three part girls choir, and a Mother of the Day bouquet for Mrs Peter Luchuk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.C.Y
Rublin
Mother of Gadd
UCY
Marie Styba
Marsha
Theresa Yourchek
St. Viadémir’s
John Panio Jr
Elaine Trakalo
Peter Luchuk
Margaret
Mrs Williams Honored At Bon Voyage Tea
Around forty friends gathered in the Anglican church basement on Wednesday May 7 for a Bon Voyage Tea for Ellen Williams. Mrs Wm Cress gave a purse of money, Legion Auxiliary and Anglican women offered gifts, and Mrs Williams thanked friends. She sails to England to visit her sister for a few months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonsrer
Ellen Willams
Herathepes
Wm. Cress
L. P. Hutchison
Legion Auxilia
Joan Cousins
Willams
England
Atieay
Stork Club births at Roblin District Hospital
Roblin area announces several newborns including a son to Lozier, a daughter to Holovach, a son to Klimchuk, a son to Shafranski, a daughter to Cranwell, a daughter to Fitchner, a son to Hawryluk, a daughter to Carriere, a son to Price, a daughter to Nowlin, and twin sons to Wallace.
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Stork Club
Roblin District Hospital
Price
Frank Price
Robiin
Nowlin
John Nowlin
Boggy Creek
Wallace
Fred Wallace
Deepdate
Prairie storyteller Tom Kineson’s rise from Roblin to national stages
Roblin native Tom Kineson, storyteller and folk singer, rose from local amateur nights to CBC and National Film Board productions. He sang Jack the Sailor in Nick Knack Shop and headlined film projects while serving with the Dominion Command of the Canadian Legion. He has appeared as tenor, madrigal singer, lute player, and Bach recitalist on CBC programs and NFB films, with a summer touring folktale and song series planned for television.
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Canada
National Film Board
Thomas Kines
Alvin Kines
Roblin
Man
Tom
The
Ateur
Manitoba
Giles Church
Royal Canadian Corvettes
Jack the Sailor
Nick Knack
Dominion Command
Canadian Legion
CBC
Magic of Music
Around Town Social Roundup from Manitoban Local Desk
Mr and Mrs Len Curie of Robin visited the homes of Mr and Mrs A Taylor and Mr and Mrs W C Robinsonson last Friday. The Roblin A A Group attended the 10th Anniversary of A A Ministry Group at Kamsack with 500 attendees from Sask and Manitoba. Mrs K R McBain left for Toronto to attend WA conference and visit sisters in Minneapolis and Madison en route. Mr and Mrs Donald Gray visited S A Mackey of Rivers enroute to Winnipeg for the Shiners Circus. The Cross family and companions motored to Winnipeg, with Mrs Ford visiting her day center Arlene. Mrs Williams departed for England on flight 6 55 Saturday night. Cam Curle and family holidayed at parental homes before Cam takes over as C N R Station Agent in MacNutt on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len Curie
Robin
A. Taylor
W. C. Robbinson
H M
Wm. Cross
W. Ford
Elien Williams
Winnipeg
Teenage reckless driving mars Friday night events
A string of three accidents marred Friday night with a car taken from a local garage wrecked on the east highway overpass, another rolled on the north highway, and a third wrecked in town near the United Church. The report blames teenage drivers and laments the spectacle, noting police struggles and hoping the incident won’t recur. Also mentioned are visitors Miss Dorothy Blaydon of Winnipeg and Miss Mickey Clay of Edmonton attending a funeral at the Heming home.
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Dorothy Blaydon
Winnipeg
F. A. Heminge
Mickey Clay
Edmonton
Alta
Heming
Obituary notices from Roblin Manitoba May deaths
Obituaries detail funeral services for Frank Austin Heming in Roblin and Mary Ann Sherson in Silverwood Church. Heming born in Ontario moved to Roblin 1914, 68, survived by wife Lilian and eight children, Masonic rites observed. Sherson, Irish born, lived Roblin Deepdale, widow of James Sherson, mother of three, two grandchildren.
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Frank Austin Heming
Bognor
Ontario
Guelph
Ont
Pelly
Sask
Lilian Margaret Davis
Roblin
Masonic Lodge
Lilian
John Ha
Kamsack
Frank A
Dawson Creek
B.C
Edward D
Brandon
Man
Robert O
M. Cynthia Lawrance
Barrhead
Alta
Dorothy J. Giles
Cecil F. Heming
Colwood
Vancouver Island
John G. Lind
A. G Larsson
St. Mary’s
Lizotte Rites Held For Albert Lizotte In San Clara
Funeral services were conducted May 5 at the Roman Catholic church in San Clara for Albert Ernest Lizotte age 39 who died after being crushed between two earth moving machines on May 1 1958 in Flin Flon Manitoba. Rev Father Dan Sereau presided with Sneath Funeral Service in charge. Interment followed in San Clara cemetery. Pallbearers were Jack Langan Ted Langan Robert Lucier David Lilley Philip Laplante Armand Carriere. He was a former San Clara Legion president and WWII veteran. Surviving wife Eva Bussiere three sons Roland Daniel Jerry Andy and three daughters Florence Juliette and Gieselle.
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San Clara
Albert Ernest Lizotte
Flin Flon
Man
Father Dansereau
Sneath
Jack Langan
Ted Langan
Robert Lucier
David Lilley
Philip Laplante
Armand Carriere
Eva Bussiere
Albert Mr. Lizotte
Canadian Legion
Macdonald Aircraft
Carter
Mike Shwetz Wins Acting Award at Dauphin Drama Festival
Mike Shwetz of Lake Collegiate won the Mary Hamilton Trophy for acting at the Dauphin Drama Festival held May 8 9 10 at Henderson School Dauphin. He starred as the stoker in The Stoker XII earning praise from adjuticator Miss Norrie Duthie. Don Babchyshyn, Grade XII, placed second with The Captain in The Stoker II. The Grade XI entry, The Catalogue, earned the Secondary Prize for best Junior Play with McCreary High School group earning Fox Cup. Marie Mostoway Grade IX Goose Lake Collegiate won second prize for best actress as Mrs Boggems in Wanted a Housekeeper.
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Stoker
Secomi
McCreary
Duthie
Don Babchyshyn
Marie Mostoway
Goose Lake
They Propose Beach Improvements and Equipment Purchases
The plan outlines completing the beach area with piers including boat pier, adding landscaping work such as tree planting and possible fencing, and acquiring a boat plus drag equipment. The proposal aims to finish up the beach project with these capital and maintenance steps.
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Uvdd
Myrna Sawchuk
Aurelia Andres
Mervin Stypa
Manitoba Telephones
Manitoba Power Commission
H. Cross
S Lebedowich
S Saper
Tex Dawson
Robin Co-op
Baldy Northcott
Roblin Electric
Groler Society
General Scientific Co
L. I. Spear
Roblin Review
Mrs. Williams
Christ Church Anglican
Frank Austin Heminge
John F.S. Conlin
Brockie-Donovan
Jack Robertson
Arnold Yeo
William Gamey
Fred A Newton
Walter Sorbo
Eugene Brumwel
Roblin Masonc Lodge
Henry Lizotte
Togo
Kenneth
Yellownife
N.W
Mary Ann Sherson
Silverwood
E. Hammond
Serice
Moum View
A. J. Allen
C. McKenzie
H. G Ayer
R. Linton
Free Methodist Church
Alex
Mary) Livingstone
Ethel Sherson
Deepdale
Gavin
Hazel) Livingstone
F. A. Heming
Mike Shwetz