District News Roundup from Saskatoon and Nearby
Mr and Mrs John Barrowan visiting in Saskatoon. J Gleish seen again after severe illness. Mrs J W Eddy traveled to Winnipeg on Saturday express. Mr and Mrs Samuel Hern moved into new First St home. Herbert Kiel home for holidays from Regina college. Canada Packers egg grading station reopened with Miss C Davey in charge. John Ferguson family returned after months away. E M Olson, seriously ill in Winnipeg, improving and expected home this week. Samuel Hampson and wife left for England aboard Queen Elizabeth from New York. Red Cross drive collectors excel led by Wilfred Bell with a large lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barrowan
Saskatoon
J. Gleish
J. W. Eddy
Winnipeg
Samuel Hern
First St
Herbert Kiel
Regina
Canada Packers
C. Davey
John Ferguson
E. M. Olson
Samuel Hampson
England
New York
Red Cross
Wilfred Bell
Local social notes and gatherings in the district
Mr and Mrs M Switzer visited Mr and Mrs J Nott on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Laird and family were guests of Mr and Mrs McDuffe. Mr and Mrs C Watson and son of Dauphin spent Sunday with friends in the district. Mr and Mrs P Harlow entertained Saturday for Beverlys second birthday. The W I met at Mrs Van Everys with strong attendance. Appreciation extended to Mrs Kicks for displaying Manitoba artists paintings. The May meeting will be held at Mrs W Edwards house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Switzer
J. Nott
Laird
McDuffe
C. Watson
Dauphin
Weekend visitors and local notices from the city
Murray Tummel and Shearer were weekend visitors to the City. Mr and Mrs Bill Leslar left for the City on Saturday. Congratulations to Nick Bodnaruk and wife of Timmins Ontario on a baby girl. Marguerite and Bram returned Thursday from Toronto after spending months there. An outstanding carload of Aberdeen Angus cattle shipped by G B Mitchell of our district last Saturday. Arnott Mitchell and Don Shearer returned from five months at university agricultural classes. Doug Cameron is at Deer Lodge hospital with a torn ankle ligament from Agricultural College attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Shearer
Bill Leslar
Nick Bodnaruk
Timmins
Ont
Marguerite
Mr. Bramwell
Toronto
G. B. Mitchell
Bill Arnott
John Mitchell
Don Shearer
City
Doug Cameron
Deer Lodge Hospital
Agricultural College
Weekend Visitors And Easter Services At Roblin United
Roblin residents welcomed guests including Mr and Mrs H Boyce and Miss Gwen Dunfield with relatives. Church events include United church Sunday school at 4 pm next Sunday and a Special Easter day service with choir music and the sermon On the road to Emmaus. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nene Beattie
Trauphin
H. Boyce
Roblin
Chris Schick
L. Johnson’s
S. M. Currey
Gwen Dunfield
Jessie Lindsay
R. Boyce
S. Beattie
C. Rogers
W. Kerswell
United
Easter Service at United Church in Silverwood and Grand Narrows
Easter Day services will be held at the United church next Sunday at 3 o'clock subject to road conditions. The service centers on the Resurrection with Easter hymns and the sermon titled On the way to Emmaus from Luke 24 verse 3. Everyone welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silverwood
Grand Narrows
United Church
Emmaus
Local residents return home from winter trips
Bernice Lovas is home after winter in the City. Bill Belcher back from Winnipeg where he attended University. Earl Shiner returns from winter spent in a lumber camp. Mervin Grierson of Winnipeg visits Mr and Mrs Jack Poucher. CGIT and Trail Rangers sent 21 to the Chinese Relief fund some time ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Lovas
Bill Belcher
Winnipeg
Earl Shiner
Mervin Grierson
Jack Poucher
CGIT
Trail Rangers
Local News and Community Notes
Jack Middleton returns to the district. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Les Bouvier on the birth of a baby daughter. Mr McMurray recovered after illness and medical treatment in Kamsack. Grand Narrows Junior Seed Club met at C Fil lmore's home. Eddie Fillmore elected delegate to the Jr Seed Growers convention in Winnipeg in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Middleton
Les Bouvier
McMurray
Kamsack
Grand Narrows
C. Fillemore
Eddie Fillmore
Jr. Seed Growers
Winnipeg
Winter work finished as Merridale crew move home
Merridal e Cockerill Bros complete their winter bush labor and relocate the crew. Mr and Mrs Dube and family of Bield are moving to the farm once owned by M Melenchenko. The district notes the loss of Mr and Mrs Bill Karuk who depart for Toronto and are wished well for their future welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cockerill Bros
Bush
R. Dube
Bield
M. Melenchenko
Bill Karuk
Toronto
Inglis Curlers Elect Leaders for 1947 48
Mrs A Perozik visited Winnipeg last week while Mr and Mrs Patterson visited with their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Harold Moster. Mrs B D Tines from Surrey Eng arrived March 22 to stay with her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Lawrence McKay. Inglis curlers held their annual meeting March 25 electing Hon Pres Herb J Adams Pres E H Armstrong Vice Pres J W aie Renzle and Sec Paul Pitt. Lady Curlers formed a ladies club for 1947 48 with Pres Mrs Herb Lorimer Sec Miss A Adams Draw Committee Mrs Hamilton and Mrs McKenzie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Perozik
Winnipeg
Wm. Patterson
Harold Moster
B. D. Tines
Surrey
Eng
Inglis
Lawrence McKay
Inglis Curlers
Pres
Herb. J. Adams
E. H. Armstrong
J. W. Aie Renzle
Paul Pitt
Herb Lorimer
A. Adams
Hamilton
McKenzie
Ward Bros. Awarded Second in Feed Barley at Manitoba Fair
Congratulations go to Ward Bros. of Deepdale for securing second place in the six row feed barley contest at Manitoba Winter Fair in Brandon on Monday this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Brandon
Mar
Ward Bros
Deepdale
Ward 4 Goose Lake voters thanked for support
A letter from Larry Larson thanks Goose Lake district ratepayers of Ward 4 for their interest in the March 27 election. He pledges to serve diligently if elected and expresses appreciation for the community’s confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goose Lake S.D
Larry Larson
Exposing The Greatest Hoax Of The Ages Opinion Piece
An essay by J H Poyser argues the last war was planned by rulers, not driven by hatred, citing Pearl Harbor and media influence. It defends Jews as historically pivotal and envisions a future of abundance, peace, and truth that frees humanity from deception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Poyser
United States
Pearl Harbor
Babylon
Hitler
Zion
Christ
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Fedko Yarema
Notice to creditors of Fedko Yarema late Roblin Manitoba hotel keeper require claims verified by statutory declaration to be sent care of Roblin Hotel Roblin Manitoba on or before April 30 1947 dated Roblin Manitoba March 27 1947 Annie Yarema executrix of the will of Fedko Yarema deceased
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fedko Yarema
Roblin
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