Hospital Aid Meeting Set For Tuesday in Board Room
Deepdale Ladies Aid cancels tea and sale of work planned for Oct 6 in Roblin United Church basement due to weather. Meeting remains scheduled in the Board Room on Tuesday Oct 2 at 2 30.
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 27, 1951
Page
2
Deepdale Ladies Aid cancels tea and sale of work planned for Oct 6 in Roblin United Church basement due to weather. Meeting remains scheduled in the Board Room on Tuesday Oct 2 at 2 30.
The W L women’s league met at Mrs C McKenzie’s home on Tuesday September 25. A variety dance and concert is planned for tomorrow evening at the Community Hall. Grain harvesting progresses with most grain cut and a few fine days needed to finish. Meetings continued at Mrs Gotlieb’s home and Mrs D Black attended a W L board meeting in Russell. Mr Dave Davis and daughter Shirley visited Winnipeg for medical exams. Mr and Mrs C Robertson and son stayed with relatives en route from Churchill to Toronto. Pete McDuffe travels to Saskatoon for a Waterworks Convention. he is superintendent of Brandon Waterworks.
Mr and Mrs W J Fedor chuk and Miss V Rozenuk moved to Dauphin Friday. Mr and Mrs Walter Roslowski and family from Gilbert Plains visited Mr and Mrs Harry Bogulski Sunday. Harry Proske observes muskrat houses birds flight and moon shape to predict a long warm Indian summer after a cold wet spell.
Mr and Mrs Chas Simpson attended the Fall Presbytery meeting at Dauphin on Monday. Merle Currey left Wednesday last week for Dauphin to work with the C N R. Mrs Large and sister Mrs Myers visited Mrs E McVey at Swan River for the past week. Sunday school begins at 2 pm Sunday. Mrs Don Campbell nee Edith Rogers of Brandon visits her parents W H Rogers this week. Mr and Mrs Jas Herman of Beardmore Ont visited sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Peter Beck over the weekend.
Around the town several Winnipeg residents visited family and friends in Manitoba Ontario and Alberta during the weekend. Olga Syke of Calgary stopped in town en route to Fort William while Alice Currey of Brandon recovers from tonsil surgery at her parents home. Members of the Past Noble Grand Association travelled to Grandview Monday evening to confer the degree on two Grandview members with a group including Mrs. F Mcduffe Mrs. H H Simpson and others.
Mr and Mrs Geo Souter celebrated their silver anniversary on Sunday September 16 hosting thirty four family members. They were married at St Andrew s United Church Morayshire Scotland twenty five years ago and moved to Canada in June 1928 settling in Roblin.
Results of student council elections reveal Wayne Kines as president. Grade 12 representatives are president Shirley Truffyn and secretary Jean Cameron. Grade 11 representatives include president Wally Bulbeck and secretary Judy Ward. Grade 9 representatives are Eugene Barabash and secretary Aurelia Andres.
In memoriam for Matilda Jane McMillan who died September 19 1950. One year has passed since that sad day. Loved and remembered by her daughter Jean Jim and grandchildren.
The General and Personal Property Assessment Rolls for 1952 are deposited for inspection for 15 days. Complaints must be filed at least 10 days before the Court of Revision sits. The Council will hear revisions at the treasurer’s office in Dropmore on Saturday November 3 at 2 PM. Dates in Dropmore Manitoba, September 26, 1951. Bradley-Hunt secretary-treasurer.
Multiple listings for sale in Roblin Manitoba include a Main Street business property with accompanying furniture and undertaker license, a 1947 Ford truck, kitchen and home appliances, a restaurant and rooms building in Austin Manitoba, a Delco generator setup, and various farm and vehicle items. Also listed are buyers for Roblin district farmland and a cement block building on Main Street ready for immediate possession.
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