Prize winners to be listed in next issue
Notice states the list of prize winners at Togu Fir could not be published due to space. Readers should watch for the listing in the following issue.
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 17, 1944
Page
3
Notice states the list of prize winners at Togu Fir could not be published due to space. Readers should watch for the listing in the following issue.
A McCormick Deering binder is offered in good condition and ready for operation. Apply The Review.
46 acre farm with about 51 cultivated acres features a 38 by 50 barn a ten room brick house full basement electric lights 200 barrel cistern furnace modern henhouse 28 by 40 colony house garage all new and painted ample water supply clear title cash or mostly cash terms owner Robt Henry Roblin Man.
Pte. C Craven returns to training centre while Ewart Painter attends Postmaster's convention in Saskatoon. Residents relocate or visit relatives across towns. grain brought in. showers honor Mrs. Stone. Kamsack cyclone aid planned. New Brunswick accident injures Wren Sue York. fair proceeds total 208 gate 196 concessions. Homecraft Girls host charity dance raising 104.85 for cyclone relief.
Mrs J Allan visits with her daughter Mrs L Lester while Mr Stanley McMaster and daughter Evonne head to Vancouver. Mr and Mrs Limb and family visit Mrs G Ward. Harvey Prior spends Sunday with his wife and family. Cyclone effects attract visitors to Kamsack. Patriotic Society ladies sell ice cream at Rohin for a nice sum. Mr and Mrs R Herbert and C T Argent visit Mr and Mrs Claussen at Walker’surn during the week.
Joyce Grundy of Winnipeg visits relatives in the district. Liloyd Lee holidays at his uncle’s farm in Grandview. Beatrice Paterson of Winnipeg spends holidays with Mrs. Bert Traub. Joy Bradford of Stenen Sask visits with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Shymken learn their son Tony arrived overseas. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brown motor to Foxwarren with Mr and Mrs. Vernon Brown of Togo. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kerswell and daughter Mrs. Wm. Bruce motor to Hudson Bay Junction return home. Walter Rogers comes home from Deere Lodge hospital after medical treatment.
John Murrey visits at the George Murray home while Margaret Murray receives treatment at Winnipeg General hospital. Walter Middleton lies ill in Dauphin hospital and Franklin Bassa and family visit from Durban. Mrs. Fillmore and Mrs. Carol returned from a month at the West coast.
Mrs Dixon, Charlie and Ver from Sudbury renew acquaintances in the district. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs W F Thompson on the birth of a son at Russell hospital last Saturday. Mrs Holloway of Stonewall visits at the home of Mr and Mrs S Simpson. Mrs Fyfe and Mrs McDuf fe visited Mrs Cooper at Short Hale Tuesday. Mrs Cooper left on the night train for medical treatment. W Smout of Togo spends the harvest season at the home of his daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs P Har law. The WS meeting was held at Mrs H H Simpson home with a profitable, pleasant afternoon. Mrs Simpson spoke on china painting displaying several pieces. The September meeting will be at Mrs Edwards home.
Mrs. Bert Dixon is home from Fauphin hospital and feels better. Mrs. Wallace expected this week after holidays with relatives at Gladstone. Patriotic Society packed nine boxes for the boys overseas. Next meeting on September 6. Volunteers for the clinic at San Clara report unanimous support when called.
Mr. Andrews of Grandview conducted divine service Sunday. Miss Dora Syko of Vancouver visits parental home. Frt. Sgt. J Sanders and family of Dauphin visited Mr and Mrs B Cockerill. Pte Metro Syko helps harvest on local farm. Mrs H Prior of Roblin visits Mrs H Fraser and Mr and Mrs E Prior. Mrs D Aitken and small...
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