Miss Mabel Aver Heads to Winnipeg Then Ecuador
Miss Mabel Aver left Friday morning for Winnipeg to board a plane for her return journey to Ecuador, South America. She was accompanied as far as Dauphin by her mother Mrs Ho Aver, who will visit friends there for a few days. Sirs Ward and children of Portage la Prairie spent Easter at the Ward home. Mrs Beerman and Joan and Dot of Dauphin visited the Ward home for Easter. Mrs Ayer and Mrs McKenzie attended the Home Ec school on Safety at Roblin last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Aver
Winnipeg
Ecuador
South America
Dauphin
Ho Aver
Sirs Jsotn Ward
Portage la Praire
PP Beerman
Joan
Dot
FO Ward
Ayer
McAkenzie
Home Ec
Roblin
Achievement Day Plans By Roblin Sewing Susies
The Roblin Sewing Susies held their regular meeting at the Public School on April 1. Committees were formed for Achievement Day preparations and public speaking was noted. The event is a month away, urging girls to complete their 4H projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin Sewing Susies
Forage Crop Recommendations At Brandon Experimental Farm
Manitoba agronomists report forage crop guidance for 1961 similar to 1960. Alfalfa in grasses boosts yield and quality, with Vernal and Ladak varieties favored for health and longevity. Brome grass remains key for hay pasture and seed, Lincoln variety recommended. Intermediate wheatgrass rises as a productive alternative, offering about ten percent higher hay and pasture yield but shorter lifespan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Manitoba Agronomists
Brandon Experimental Farm
Lincoln
Local Health Unit Now In Operation Rob in
The Provincial Health Department announces a new Lab and X-Ray unit in Rob in. Residents must show an identification certificate signed by the municipality secretary treasurer to prove qualification. Doctors issue requisitions for tests. appointments are by in person visit or phone. Emergency service available 24 hours via doctor or hospital.
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Provincial Health Department
Rob‘in
Health Department
Manitoba Legislature News and Views Shifts in Roads and Bills
Keith Alexander reviews Manitoba Legislature proceedings noting Liberal stance on the Oakbank access road and Campbell Molgat dispute. He reports on a second reading bill to regulate pre arranged funerals and a margarine in principle vote split 26 to 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Keith Alexander
M.L.A
Campbell
Forbes
Hillhouse
Hryhorczuk
Mr. Molgat
Molgat
Mr. Campbell
YOUR AG REPORTS Seed preparation and equipment checks for crop year
The season for cropping starts with seed cleaning and quality seed, certified or registered for upgrades. Seed treatment and dual fungicide insecticide use are advised. Wild oat control, fertilizer choice, and green manure should be tested. Harvesting gear, storage, and insect sprays require early checks. Alternate crops and rotation with legume grass mix are recommended. Summer work and agronomy services are offered.
Donations Received by Grand Printing Funder Committee
The following donations have been gratefully received by the committee in charge of the Grand Printing Funder and Mrs E L Simpson. Names listed include Sheldon Jones Spigelman Lichter ROM Atlan Geo Kos tuck ROllas Miss J Macdonald Gamiui Totes Rubiin H Poyser John Rami M Bosanski Alvin Beexer and Mr and Mrs E HO Baum. One donor has been omitted from the list by the treasurer Mrs up Sam Lebeduaich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Printing Funder
E. L. Simpson
Sheldon Jones Spigelman
Lichter
Rom Atlan
Geo Kostuck Rollas
J. Macdonald
Gamiui Totes Rubiin
H. Poyser
John Rami M Bosanski
Alvin Beexer
E HO Baum
Wen Bash Lo Taylor
Andres Brade
S Hatchers
Henry Cappelle
Ladies Curling Semi Final Staged At Dauphin Rink
With no ice in Roblin two ladies rinks travelled to Dauphin on Monday April 10 to decide a winner for Life Members Roblin Ladies Curling Club prize. The Misener rink defeated Edwards Cross Schmellinger and Sanders to advance to a final against Laurie. Final play plan uncertain as artificial ice in Dauphin rink was to be disposed of Tuesday.
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Dauphin Rink
Roblin
Dauphin
Misener
Robert Laurie
Goose Lake School Board Hums Over Salary Schedule Edits
Goose Lake School Board asks teaching staff to revise the salary schedule as it moves equipment from the van shed to a classroom at Intermediate School and addresses grounds leveling. Van routes 8 and 9 merged into Route No 8. Don L. Davis hired at 800 per day. February and March accounts include payments to R Dube, Marrin Bros, Beaver Lumber, Dept of Labour, Martha Lebedowich, Helena Kines, Ruby Mickelson, Mitchells Drug Store, Groher Society, Kay Burelle, Village of Roblin, Roblin Hardware, Maceod’s Store, MP.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goose Lake
Don L. Davis
FL R. Dube
Marrin Bros. Ltd
Beaver Lumber
Dept. of Labour
Martha Lebedowich
Helena Kines
Ruby Mickelson
Mitchell's Drug Store
Groher Society
Togo Community Notes Aflame With Weddings and Visits
Mrs Wm Hampson and Corrine left for Riverhurst Sask to attend the wedding of Mr Millar Hackney. Mrs EF M Olson returned from a month in California. Sammie Olson drove to Saskatoon. dE Guinness returned from Saskatoon. Wm Hampson and Wayne went to Saskatoon. Dale Scoville from Watrous is teaching at Makaroff for two weeks visiting Mrs Olson. Frank Hampsons family drove to Winnipeg. Wm Hampson spent weekend at Margo visiting Mrs Sammie Benson. Others traveled to Tisdale for Rollie Erhardt’s wedding. Kathleen Maguire of Togo is in Winnipeg teaching at Makaroff. Bob McKee of Nanaimo visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dpd Hackney
Corrine
Riverhurst
Sask
Millar Hackney
Dale Scoville
Watrous
Teachers’ College
Winnipeg
Makaroff
E. M. Olson
Togo
Wm. Hampson
Margo, Sask
Sammie Benson
Pauline Ross
Vic Hilderman
Henry Hilderman Sr
Reeny Erhardt
Tisdale, Sask
Rollie Erhardt
Tisdale
Kathleen Maguire
M. Maguire
Topo
Tummel Sunday School Reports Busy January Schedule
Eighteen children recited memory work and Bible books in a January program at Tummel Sunday School with certificates from the Board of Christian Education. Attendance, awards, new tables and a ceiling project highlight a busy period. Explorer-Tyro group formed with fifteen members.
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Tummel Sunday School
Board of Christian Education
Rodney Buick
Kenneth Jory
Garth
Ian
Diane Livingstone
Betty Kendrick
Gary
Blair
Joy Buick
Glen Kendrick
Bobby Mickelson
Tommy Mickelson
Don Shearer
Bob Livingston
Gordon Jory
Wendall Lamb
Oscar
Mervyn Mickelson
Grant Buick
W.A
Wm. Buick
Tummel
Gary Buick
Susan
Miles Mickelson
Wayne Jory
Darlene
Lisle
Joy
Tommy
Church of Our
Tummer Sunday School
Well Baby Clinic Set For Roblin Elks Hall
A Well Baby Clinic will be held Thursday April 20 from 1 30 to 3 30 p m at the B P O Elks hall in Roblin Manitoba with screenings and newborn care offered by local health staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.P.O. Elks Hall
Roblin
Man
Fourteenth Anniversary Meeting of United Church Evening Guild
The Knox United Church Evening Guild marked its fourteenth anniversary on Tuesday March 28 with 26 visitors and 25 members present. President Nora Cross led, Betty Keast oversaw worship, and members including Kay Goodbin and Ivy Campbell contributed in a cheerful program with Easter bonnet parades, prize awards, and a pledge to make quilt blocks. The group planned church kitchen upgrades, chimes, and April sick visiting duties, while health unit talk by Mrs. Sims followed by light lunch and informal contests.
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Knox United Church
Nora Cross
Betty Keast
Kay Goodbin
Shiela Hargreaves
Carol Ellis
Ivy Campbell
Joyce Harper
Maureen Williams
Ladies’ Aid
Adeline Chase
Local Easter Visits Highlight Manitoba and Winnipeg Guests
Local social notes list Jim Fletcher of McCreary visiting the Harpers during Easter. Easter visits include Theresa Truffyn at George Pavlenko in Yorkton and Joyce Chase and Ronald Latimer in Winnipeg. Attendees also include J. D. Adam in Winnipeg, Karen Cross with Uncle and Aunt Bramwell, and Reuben Poyser en route to Kenora. Capt J. A. Colter of Shilo and Mrs Colter stayed with W. R. Scott, while Jo MacLeod’s guests included W L Gibson and Margrette, plus Fo MacLeod, A. Lovas and family. Tom Rines met the Bach Choir in Winnipeg. the group later toured Vancouver, then Japan for three weeks.
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Jo MacLeod
W. L. Gibson
Margrette
St. Vital
Man
Fo MacLeod
Winnipeg
A. Lovas
Bield
Lutheran Ladies Help Donate Toward Church Plumbing
The Lutheran Ladies Aid of St. Matthew's met April 6 at Mrs Ed Mohrs with nine members and two guests. They approved donations incl five dollars to the Assiniboine Bulletin and one hundred fifty dollars for church basement lavatories, planned a bake sale, and announced a May anniversary meeting with refreshments.
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Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
Lutheran Church
Ladies’ Aid
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
Ed Mohr
Cromarty 4 H Club Meeting Notes April 10
Cromarty 4 H Club held its monthly meeting in Cromarty Hall on Monday April 10 with thirty one members and five visitors. The group planned a card party and reported a balance of 5480 in the financial report. The next meeting is set for Friday May 5. The Sewing Club Achievement led by Mrs J Coutts will be held April 25 at 8 pm in Cromarty Hall.
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Deepdale
C. McKenzie
Brandon
Arvounts
Manitou
Moe Ao
Airs Forbes
Fred Klym
Springfield
Oakbank
Klym
Ag.rep
Harold Boughton
Hoyvour
Divase Ze’ Eh
Mrs Up
Sam Lebeduaich
A. Edwards
Wm. Cross
Schmellinger
Ted Sanders
R. Misener
Beth Prokopetz
N. Hargreaves
Audrey Zimmer
EF M Olson
California
Sammie Olson
Saskatoon
Wm, Hampson
Wayne
Frank Hampson
Ricky
Bob McKee
Nanimo, B.C
Robert McKee
Bobby
Miles
Susan Mickelson
Diane Livingston
Franklin Howe
Sharon Pitt
Marion
Eric Bramwell
United Church Evening Guild Group
Jim Fletcher
McCreary
G. R. Harper
Theresa Truffyn
George Pavlenko
Yorkton
Joyce Chase
Ronald Latimer
F. H. Chase
John D. Adam
Mrs. J. Adam
Karen Cross
Mrs. E. Bramwell
Reuben Poyser
Kenora
Ont
J. A. Colter
Shilo
W. R. Scott
A. T. Rines
Hugh
Tom Rines
Montreal
Bach Choir
Vancouver
Japan
Blue River
Heming
Jewellery
Main Street
Roblin, Man
P. Borchardt
H. Edel
Andres
E. Andres
Assiniboine Bulletin
A. Becker
L.L.L
C. Andres
W. Doering
Cromarty 4 H Club
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