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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 25, 1952
Page
2
The Financial Post reports plastic key tags available in eight colors with blue and red options for back door and garage keys. An inch patch aids identification and the tags resist water oil salt and dirt, with two color choices for each tag.
The Bield Con. SD trustees meet at the School House with all members present. They adopt the prior minutes, approve several expenses, hire Reba Cameron as principal at 2500 annually, review bus routes and van applications, and plan two new routes before ad journ.
Mr Joe Hampson visited town on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs A M Robertson of Dauphin visited Mr and Mrs B A King on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Mike Nadine and family and Mrs H Herman and family of Kamsack visited Mr and Mrs N Dubasov and family on Sunday. Lynn Halliday returned from Winnipeg after medical care. Bob Latimer, St Pauls United Church student minister, left on an extended States trip en route to New Glasgow Nova Scotia. He received farewell gifts for leadership and cooperation. Latimer will be assigned to Pine Hill University College Halifax Nova Scotia during term. Grand Narrows hall hosted a church service with Spence of Kamsack and Latimer. Little Cherry Linderbeck baptized and Grace Murray Kay Radford and Charlie Framingham joined church. Holy Communion also celebrated.
Mrs W B Payne remains a patient at St Boni Face Hospital Winnipeg. Roblin resident Bill Bach won the Shell River quilt draw held last Thursday September 18. Blood Donor Clinic applications requested early for Roblin on October 22. Mrs J Whyte visits daughter Mrs Percy Tegg in Brandon for medical care.
Mrs. Roy Falkiner and child return to Kamsack after a week with her parents. M.F.A.C. was held at Mrs. D Dixon's home with an interesting afternoon. Percy and Mrs. McMurray from Sudbury visited H McMurray. Evelyn Radford visited John Dixon. Marilyn Burrell who broke her arm earlier was mentioned.
Deepdale invites worshippers to attend a service on Sunday September 28 with a warm welcome planned by Mrs. C. McKenzie and family.地域
Makaroff Kay Sigurjonsson left Tuesday to resume studies at United College in Winnipeg. Mrs. Stan Boyce spent last week with her daughter Mrs. M Currey at Dauphin. Rally Day Service set for Sunday at 7 30 PM. Mrs. W A Beattie Roberta and Jean visited. Jean stayed for United College. Mr and Mrs Fred Curle of Victoria B C visited sister Mrs R C Robinson and renewed acquaintances. Mrs A Taylor Mrs Ed Traub and Eileen attended Lorne Harvey wedding in Winnipeg returning with Archie Harvey. For sale two registered polled Hereford bulls 30 and 5 months old. Farm land for sale sections near Russell and Roblin plus Grandview and other farms. L A Leavens & Son Roblin Man contact details.
Mike Nychuporak returns home after months of work. Joe Sudyko leaves for Shell Valley as a combine operator. Mrs. John Biluk and son Danny visit Jamestown. The Zarazoon and Glutek families from BC visit district friends. Farmers finish threshing as swaths sprout. A farewell party honors Mr. and Mrs. Lebedowich with an electric toaster.
Tenders will be received for the corrugated iron shed at the Collegiate up to October 1 1952. Tenderer to move building immediately after tender is accepted.
The Rural Municipality of Shellmouth announces the assessment roll is open for inspection for fifteen days. Complaints must be in writing to the Clerk at least ten days before the court sitting. The Council sits as Court of Revision on Saturday November 1 1952 at 2 PM in the Secretary-Treasurer's office Dropmore Manitoba.
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