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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 30, 1952
Page
4
Auction notices list two sales: Gus Ratke on West 11-25-29 miles South 3 West and a half mile south of Roblin, Thursday November 6 starting at 1 p.m. Also N Pawilek property at 8.E. 5-28-28, 914 miles north of Roblin on Highway 31, Wednesday November 12 starting at 1 p.m.
Beild Con 8.D. Trustees met in the school house October 12 with A Lovas J Anderson F Bailes A Rice and Anderson Rice present. They adopted last meeting minutes and approved payments to Moyer School Supplies and J C Poucher for repairs. Voting on van applications followed with several names listed. An afternoon meeting schedule for winter months was decided. F Bailes to interview United Church Board about renting church for classroom. Meeting adjourned.
Sealed tenders are invited for van driving for Goose Lake Consolidated School District for 1953 with bids due by noon November 5, 1952. Tenders must list route crews and van details, include any omitted names, and state make and year. Routes are numbered 1 3 5 6 7 8 12 14 15 17 18 and 20 with assigned drivers.
The Department of Mines and Natural Resources announces a public auction of Manitoba school lands. In Winnipeg on October 31 1952 at Theatre A Government Building 469 Broadway Avenue 124 parcels. In Grandview on November 4 1952 43 parcels at the Legion Hall. In Roblin on November 6 1952 58 parcels at the School Auditorium. Sale starts 10 a.m. Lists of lands reserve price terms available from Lands Branch Winnipeg.
An advertisement for Dr E Otke a physician and surgeon, with office opposite the post office and residence on 5th Avenue South in Roblin Manitoba. The listing provides contact numbers 22 for the office and 133 for the residence.
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