Shell River Council Holds Regular Meeting Sept 7 1955
The Rural Municipality of Shell River met in Roblin with Deputy Reeve Boyce presiding. Motions approved August minutes, accounts totaling 8398.12, tax sale bylaw, road widening bylaw, cemetery blocks for war veterans, a $100 grant to the Salvation Army, and road grants requests. Estimates and 1950 levy adjustments discussed to align with a 30 mill general municipal limit. Next meeting set for Oct 7 after Court of Revision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell
River Council
Roblin
Boyce
Roblin Cemetery
Salvation Army
Department of Pubic Works
Deepdale Bridge
Cipal
R. M
Hillsburg
Jon
R. Perchaluk
N. Poltras
Eunice Paul
Sneath Funeral Service
T. H. Adams
Roblin Hospital
Leonard Dillabaugh
Geo. Pearton
Gilbert Plains
Melnechenko
Children's Hospital
Wpg
Tracey Rogers
Brandon
Togo Lumber Co
Roblin Transfer
Spear & Rinch
Prov. of
Man
Dept. Labour
Taylor's Hardware
Westee Products Ltd
Gardner & Olsen
Paramount Motors
Imperial Oil Ltd
Regina
Woc
Powell Equipment Co
M. Watson
Hillsburg RM Council approves deputy reeve and bridge plans
The R.M. of Hillsburg held a September 7 meeting with Councillors W Cockerl P Hojnocki EB Zimmer and Wm Moslichuk present. Motions established Hojnocki as deputy reeve, approved last meeting minutes, passed By-Law No 200 to transfer funds, set a Court of Revision for November 2, and asked Municipal Engineer Cameron to arrange Malaga Bridge construction with the province sharing 50 percent before December 1 1955 and the balance by March 31 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Cockerl
P. Hojnocki
EB. Zimmer
Wm Moslichuk
Peter Hojnocki
Fred Charies
HS. Cameron
Dept. of Public Works
Malaga
Shell River
Harvest season report calls for livestock sale option
The Ag Rep notes wheat yields are high in the province with barley and oats fair to good. Moisture limited 2nd and 3rd crops while late barley suffered aphids. Many farmers hold grain due to grain tie ups and are advised to consider expanding livestock enterprise if facilities exist. Burnt straw is discouraged. fertilizer next year is advised to boost yields.
Gem of Thought by A Bronson Alcott on minds and libraries
The quotation suggests that wealth of mind surpasses holdings of books and shelves. It posits intellectual richness over material abundance, implying knowledge comes from thought rather than vast libraries. The author emphasizes inward learning as superior to external collections.
David Louis Mitchell obituary and funeral details
David Louis Mitchell of Schrieber Ontario formerly Roblin was killed in a Minnedosa car crash on Sept 6 1955. Funeral held Sept 8 at 2:30 p m in Tummel United Church with Rev Waddell Roblin. interment at Tummel Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Mitchell family expresses gratitude for sympathy and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tummel United Church
David Louis Mitchell
Schrieber
Ontario
Roblin
Minnedosa
Ont
The
United Church
C.E. Mitchell
Stuart
John
Deleau
Greig
Winnipeg
Isobel
W. Leslar
Elizabeth
Dave Bruce
Kazimier Baranoski Rites Held in Deepdale
Prayers were said for 78 year old Kazimier Baranoski who died suddenly at Frank Baranoski’s home on August 6 1955. Funeral was held August 10 at his Deepdale home with Father Sicinski officiating. Interment at Merridale Cemetery. McBain’s Funeral Home handled arrangements. pallbearers included Mike Baranoski Frank Baranoski and several others. He was born in Stanisław Poland and lived in Whitemouth and Deepdale. He married Helen Lisowicz in 1902, who predeceased him in 1937. Survived by two sons four daughters 25 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren and a sister Mary Stec.
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Father Sicinski
Kazimier Baranoski
Frank Baranoski
Deepdale
Merridale
McBain
J. Jeouziets
Stanley Pachkoski
John Sadowick
Steve Chick
Pete Maleshewsky
Tony Klemetski
Mike Baranoski
Mike Rehaluk
Johnny Ratushny
Alex Franchuk
Mr. Baranoski
Stanislaw
Poland
Helen Lisowicz
Canada
Whitemouth
Mike
Norquay
Sask
Frank
Mary
Paul Kozak
Windsor
Ont
Carrie
Nick Ratushny
Roblin
Annie
Wiliam Konoposki
Rosie
Orkney
Mary Stec
Fort William
Duck Hunting Season Opens Here Friday
The western Delta Waterfowl Area will open to duck hunters when the migratory birds season begins in the south on September 23 led by Minister C E Greenlay. The Delta Control Area is reduced this year and maps will be available. Manitoba notes no big rise in waterfowl, with variable nesting in pothole areas and potential westward population gains. Season dates and bag limits across the province set noon openings and include Ducks ten daily thirty possession, Geese five daily ten possession, Coots Rails fifteen daily thirty. Wilson's Snipe varying by region with noons and dates as listed.
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Delta
C E. Greenlay
Delta Road
Manitoba
Greenlay
57Th Parallel
53Rd Parallel
Delta Waterfowl Control Area
Wilson
Roblin Hospital Aid Meet Held Tuesday September 6
The Roblin Hospital Aid met on Tuesday September 6 with 17 members and one visitor. President Mrs H R Mitchell presided as goods arrived for sewing. The Foods committee reported apricots preserved while pears and peaches arrived but were not yet ready. Dr Skinner offered the aid crabapples for Jam free if picked by members. Four volunteers planned to go next day. Mrs H Howe offered to drive. The July operating statement was read and Mrs R De La Mare named delegate with Mrs F MecDuffe as alternate to the upcoming Hospital Auxiliaries Convention. The October meeting will be the annual meeting and reports are due. Representatives from organizations are urged to attend September meetings to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foods Committee
Skinner
H. Howe
R. de la Mare
F MecDuffe
Miss Joyce Laird Leaves for Winnipeg Normal School
Local report notes Miss Joyce Laird departed last week for Winnipeg to attend the Provincial Normal School. Mr and Mrs D Staple and Mr and Mrs George Fisher visited Winnipeg and Oko Toks Alberta. Sunday guests at the Oliphant home included the Dollmonts Debbie Stewart and others from Dauphin Flin Flon Saskatoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Laird
Winnipeg
D. Staple
George Fisher
Jack
Pat McDuffe
Okotoks
Alberta
DB. H. Oliphant
B. Dollmont
Debbie
H. M. Oliphant
Dauphin
Bud Stewart
Frank Stewart
Flin Flon
G. L. Mitchell
Wedding Unites Dolly Pick and Albert Ard in Saskatoon
Mrs Dolly Pick and Mr Albert Ard wed by Rev Thompson of Saskatoon. The couple’s reception hosted by Mr and Mrs Bauddette, about 20 guests including the bride’s two daughters. They plan to reside at 1701 Coy Ave Saskatoon. Also includes a brief dialogue about traveling salesmen and trunks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolly Pick
Albert Ard
Rev Thompson
Saskatoon
Cam Bauddette
Malting Barley Quality Good Markets Fair
Western Canada yields strong malting barley with promising sales prospects. Dr. T. J. Harrison of the Barley Improvement Institute notes Manitoba has good quality barley but limited quantity, while southern Manitoba shows thin kernels from heat and disease. Alberta likely good unless frost hits, and Canada may sell 15 to 18 million bushels. U S prospects depend on imports.
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Canada
T. J. Harrison
Barley Improvement Institute
The
Brewing and Malting Industries
Dr. Harrison
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Harrison
United States
Red River Valley
U.S
Company House Organ honesty and labor views
Ambrose Hills argues company magazines often avoid booster praise and focus on human interest stories like marriages and birthdays. He cites a corporate president who says such publications should reveal both sides of urgent matters to earn reader trust. He questions labor leaders and suggests union chiefs update their image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrose Hills
Country Weekly
New Town Policeman Bert Brown Takes Over Duties
In a local note, Bert Brown becomes the town’s new policeman, starting his duties soon. The piece notes Brown’s surname has become common in the old burg, rising from none a year prior to four Browns in town now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Brown
Burg
Brown
Local mischief hints at watchful eyes around town
A terse note warns of someone who likes to take things including cameras for photos. The writer cautions residents to be vigilant since someone may steal belongings, suggesting a future incident may occur and urging caution in the neighborhood.
Lost and Found Items at the Review Office
A crutch and two pairs of glasses are in the Review office and may belong to someone in need. The owner is urged to call at the Review to claim them.
Monster Hall ticket draw with prizes
Tickets for the Monster Hall draw offer 20 prizes including a 1955 Chevrolet four door sedan and a $200 cash prize. Advanced tickets improve chances and seating at the rink is limited to 80, with the event near the Royal Bank in Roblin and the Jet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Bank
Roblin
Regina couple to wed in October at Westminister United Church
Engagement announced Phyllis Irene McKibbon daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy McKibbon Regina Sask to Russell Check son of Mr and Mrs Henry Check Roblin Man The wedding on October 1 1955 at 2 pm at Westminister United Church Regina Sask A reception follows October 2 at 5 pm at the Check home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Irene
Guy McKibbon
Regina
Sask
Russell Check
Henry Check
Roblin
Man
Westminister United Church
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Shell River Council
Department of Pubtic Works
Timber
Hilsburg
R. M. of
Mura
R.M. of
Lenard Cockerill
Steve Myslchuk
Patrol
Steve Matewish
Ward
Joe Andronyk
Cater
RM. of
J. Andronyk
M. Klemetski
Gravelling
Bield Gr
Unemp. Insurance
P.p.&s
John Chernesky
Roblin Review
P.P
Dept. of Health and Pub. Welfare
Shabyuk and
Bodnarski
Mun
Ald
Workmen's Comp Board
Mike Klemetski
Gr. Shortdale
M.T.S
A. Johnston
F. Balles
J. Wasylenchuk
Joe Yellowega
J. Lichkowski
J. Todorovich
J. Myslichuk
Shortdale Gr
Steve Myslilchhuk
M.pc
A. Otke
Charles Filewich
Wm. Ratushny
Cameron Brown
Gem OF Thought
A. Bronson Alcott
Daivesain
Meauhell
C. E. Mitchell
Kazimeir
Baranoski
Roblin Hospital Aid
H.R. Mitchell
H. M. Stewart
Frank Moar
Porter
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