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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 27, 1951
Page
4
Russell Check, 25, of Roblin Manitoba, is registered as a senior for the fall semester at the Colorado School of Mines in Golden, USA. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Henry Check and seeks a degree in geological engineering.
Dr. Meichoir Palyi argues Canada pays too high a price for sovereignty and should join the United States politically and economically. The Financial Post notes few Canadians would trade their law, education, and politics, though some traditions and problems might be lost or inherited if merged.
Mr Steve Gedelwich of Zelena died Sept 11 1951 in Canada born 1875 in Lechina Austria he pioneered at Dauphin before moving to Zelena survivors include widow Nellie one daughter Mrs R Ward Winnipeg two grandchildren Dennis Linda ten step children and 17 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren funeral at Shell River Greek Catholic Church on Sept 13 with Father D Byblow high mass burial in Shell River cemetery. Dinner for about 80 at Michael Korman home.
We thank all our kind friends and neighbors for helping us during the loss of my husband and our father and grandfather. Special thanks to Father D Byblow from Roblin Mission Dr Orke and Mr T Urbanski for their kind help from beginning to end. We appreciate flowers pallbearers and those who provided cars. -Mrs Nellie Gedelwich and family
Notice to creditors announces claims against Isabel Agnes Stewart also known as Isabella Stewart late of Shell River Manitoba widow deceased. Claims verified by statutory declaration must be filed with A C Hamilton solicitor for the executor at Roblin Manitoba by November 5 1951.
Settler's Lumber permits will be taken at Boggy Creek on Monday October 8 1951 at 9 am and at Roblin on Wednesday October 10 1951 at 9 am. Eligible settlers must own at least forty acres for own use and may receive up to 15000 FBM of Spruce or Jack Pine and 15000 FBM of Balsam or Poplar per period with annual limits and pricing. Charlie Dunlop Forest Ranger.
The assessment roll of Roblin is deposited for thirty days for inspection. Complaints must be filed in writing with the Clerk at least ten days before the Court of Revision sitting on October 3 1951 at 10 a.m. Dated September 20 1951. R P Jakeman Clerk.
The Rural Municipality of Hillsburg announces the assessment roll is filed in the Clerk's office and available for thirty days. The Council will sit as a Court of Revision at the Municipal Office in Roblin at 10 a.m. on Wednesday November 7, 1951, for residents wishing to file complaints. Victor Goods, Clerk.
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