Roblin Bonspiel Ends In Thrilling Thirteen-end Finals
Thrill packed Roblin Bonspiel finale featured three finals lasting thirteen ends each. Robertson of Dauphin and Millions of Grandview met in the top half, while Balkwill beat Liske in the other. Mitchell of Roblin won the Consolation final, and Silverton claimed a prize for fewest score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Curling Millions
Grandview
Shmun
Dr. Robertson
Dauphin
Leifer
Russell
Robertson
Millions
Emry
Hampson
Togo
Liskie
Inglis
Lietuitt
Clarke
Robbie
Balkwill
Mitchell
Thom
Liske
Ireland
Binsearth
Aitkens
Sorbo
Avctonmed
Birch
Soaintain
Oinre Tiver
J. G Goodbun
Goodbun
Grandview Rink
Silverton
Bovee
Gentian Hill Arrives at the Library by Elizabeth Goudge
The library adds Gentian Hill by Elizabeth Goudge. The tale centers on Stella and Anthony two orphans linked by fate in a retelling of a classic English legend set in the West Country. Also features Old Sol Dr Crane Spriggs and Abbe de Colbert as part of the story. Library hours are Saturday 3 to 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentian Hill
Elizabeth Goudge
Stella
Anthony
Sol
Dr. Crane
Spriggs
de Colbert
England
West Country
St. Michael
Roblin Curling Banquet Highlights 270 Attendees
Two hundred seventy curlers and friends attended the Roblin Curling Association banquet marking the club's thirty first bonspiel. Life memberships were awarded to six members. A lively program included musical performances and a coronet solo. Shell River Municipality reports 158 connected farms and several village areas. Community meetings announced include Evening Guild February 28 and Cromarty Women’s Association with a St Patrick’s tea March 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin Curling Association
Roblin
Loblin Curing Club
Walter Sorbe
L. L. Mitchell
F. Starr
John Hall
OY. Newton
Wm. Cranwell
FF. J Lawrence
D. Law
Elu
Manitoba Curling Association
PT. We. Medal
Dr. Robertson
Dauphin
Jack Robertson
Glen Millions
L. Hembrott
Simpson
Doris Andres
Ada Jakeman
Mrs. Fisher
Doug Watson
Ken Adam
Ron Jakeman
Shell River
Makaroft
Deepdale
Bield
Shevlin
Shortdale
District Notes Report Community News and Socials
Orton McCorquodale now works on the Doblin section. H Bailes left for Winnipeg for medical care. Steve Luchuk of Toronto visits his parents. Sympathy extended to Mrs. Bowley and Yeo families. Roads to Roblin blocked but could clear with municipal help. W I meeting at Mrs. Gardner's. joint hostesses Mrs. Gardner and Mrs. Merrich. March meeting at Mrs. Dayson’s. Card night at the Andres home. winnings listed and lunch served by hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton McCorquodale
Doblin
H. Bailes
Winnipeg
Steve Luchuk
Toronto
E. Luchuk
H. Bowley
Yeo
Roblin
W.1
G. Gardner
Gardner
C. Merrich
H. Kenzie
A. Dayson
Carl Andres
Ray
Wilf Ward
St. Coleman
P. Choraski
V. Lowe
Andrey
Coleman
Chomski
Makaroff Bonspiel Opens with 20 Rinks in Play
The Bonspiel began Monday with twenty curling rinks active as local residents share in community updates. Mr and Mrs S M Currey visited their daughter Mrs Ivan Boyce for several days last week. The Moyce families receive sympathy for their recent bereavement. Mr and Mrs P Beck welcomed a son at Kamsack hospital Wednesday last week. Mr and Mrs R M Buchannan of Riding Mountain and Mr and Mrs W Buchanan of Grand Prairie visited Mr and Mrs R Dunsmore over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Currey
Ivan Boyce
Moyce
P. Beck
Kamsack Hospital
R. M. Buchannan
Riding Mountain
Silverwood Jack Davis Celebrates Seventh Birthday
Jack Davis marked his 7th birthday on Sunday. Local social notes record visits among the Maguire Irvine and Klassen families, with multiple trips to Norquay and Dauphin to see relatives and a hospital stay for Mrs. Stanley Irvine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Davis
Wm. Maguire
Isabel Irvine
Clifford Klassen
Stanley Irvine
Jim Irvine
Bill
Norquay
Walter Redman
Wm. Johnson
Ernie Johnson
Ted Benson
Roblin
Albert Johnson
Jim
Stanley — Irvine
Dauphin
Merridale Community Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs Proskie of Roblin visits her sons Harry and Nick while Miss Audrey Edgar of Winnipeg stays with Mr and Mrs Macaulay. Ben Klemetski family moves to their Michalewich farm as locals cut logs in the Duck Mountain Forest Reserve. Several residents including Mrs A Macauley and Mrs N Cockerill visit Merridale school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proskie
Roblin
Harry
Nick
Duck Mountain
Audrey Edgar
Winnipeg
Macauley
Ben Klemetski
Michalewich Farm
A. Macauley
N. Cockerill
E. Prior
Merridale School
Weekend Visits and Local Curling Bonspiel Notes
Grand Narrows welcomed Miss M Murray for a weekend visit while Gilbert Kbyssen returned home from Timberton. Mrs O Wilson and child visited her parents in Togo. W McMurray joined the Togo curlers to Roblin to watch Bonspiel opening games. W Middleton, longtime Timberton mill worker, spent time at home last week. The Ladies M F A C group met at Mrs Radford’s February 12 gathering, which featured lunch and plans to meet again March 15 at Mrs J Radford’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Murray
Gilbert Kbyssen
Timberton
O. Wilson
Mrs Patenaude Leaves San Clara For Toronto
Mrs Joe Patenaude departs San Clara to rejoin her husband who has taken a job in Toronto and plans to settle there. Her absence will be a loss to the village as neighbors extend best wishes for their future welfare in the new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Patenaude
Toronto
Togo Curling News and Local Meetings Report
Togo News notes Howard Wilson in Winnipeg on business and Dennis Lindsay at a Yorkton John Deere school. Mr and Mrs M Petch visit coast friends. Alvin McKnight returns from Cranberry Portage. Bonspiels at Makaroff and Roblin praised. Hampson crews compete at Kamsack with many curlers. School district meeting re elects Fred Austin as trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Wilson
Winnipeg
Dennis Lindsay
John Deere
Yorkton
M. Petch
Alvin McKnight
Cranberry Portage
Makaroff
Hector Topham
Jack Nabe
S. Belkey
Togo
Fred Austin
Roblin
Wm. Hampson
Kamsack
Dale Olson
Frank Hampson
Dave Gawley
Pierre Hohle
Guy Parker
D. Hackney
H. Gunness
TD. Blewett
Joe Topham
J. Dimit
F. Topham
36 Rinks Enter Ladies Spiel
A large field of 36 rinks enters a prominent ladies curling spiel with local and out of town teams. Notable entrants include Adolph, Barker, Jackson from the host club and Grandview players Nicol, Stubehick, Green. Gipson, Litz enberg and Jackson represent Ingles club. Fox-Warren sends the Sawyer rink. Out of town teams include Makarof Caldwell Gilbert Plains Bruce Rochedale Hunter Castlevary and five local ladies skip their sides. The event promises a strong prize list and several days of curling fun with good weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jauies
Une
Hei Nere
Krusseil
Adolph
Barker
Jackson
Nicol
Stubehick
Green
Grandview
Inglis
Gipson
Litzenberg
Fox- Warren
Sawyer
Boyvee
Makarof
Caldwell
Gilbert Plains
Bruce
Rochedale
Hunter
Castlevary
Yarema
Lawrence
Andres
Reid
Wagner
Obituary notices for Mrs Pheaney Boyce and Mrs Maudern
Funeral services were held for Mrs Pheaney Boyce pioneer of Makaroff district at Makaroff United Church on February 16. She was buried beside her husband Walter Boyce who died in 1918. The Rev Dr Carlyle Parker presided and grandsons and a great grandson served as pallbearers. Mrs Boyce born Pheaney Nelson in Ontario came to Canada and lived in Pembina North Dakota before moving to Headlingy and then the Makaroff district in 1911. She left six sons six daughters 15 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren. The notice also covers the death and funeral of Mrs Mauden Hern of Burnley England later moved to Canada. She left a son James and was connected with Anglican church O F S Ruth chapter and local farm life. Her funeral was led by Rev HI A Morrow at Kamsack with a large attendance of family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pheaney Boyce
Poneer
Makaroif
Makaroil United Church
Walter
Carlyle Parker
Boyce
K. Boyce
J. Boyce
EL. W. Lovee
C. Boyce
Alfred Boyce
Neal McGinnis
Makaroff
Masonic Service for Bowley Veteran Editor
Masonic Rite services were held for Herbert J. Bowley in Knox United Church Roblin on February 20. Bowley, a veteran newspaper man born in Fergus Ontario, edited the Moose Jaw Leader the Linsearth Express Roblin Review and Rossburn Review. He was active in community affairs and left a widow and three children with brothers listed. Burial followed in Roblin Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert J. Bowley
Knox United Church
Roblin
J. Carlyle Parker
Fergus
Ontario
Mr. Bowley
Movin West
Moose Jaw
Linsearth Express
Bowley
Roblin Review
Rossburn Review
Review
Goose Lake
Roblin Juniors Dominate Russell In 13-4 Rout
Roblin Juniors overwhelmed Russell 13 to 4 as Lee Fisher scored four goals and Kelso Hohlyoke Scott Arnott Sodiwnyk Winchard each added two. Russell's four scorers Shaw Whitmore Adolph Deschamp and Maddison Cochrane found the net once. Roblin goalie Peddie faced tough opposition while Dunn led Russell with a single tally. Referee Waters sent three locals to the sin bin as discipline kept the pace fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Peddie
Waters
Dunn
Russell
Shaw Whitmore
Adolph
Deschamps
Lee Fisher
Kelso
Hohlyoke
Hushby
Winchar G
Sodiwak
Bzdel
Reid
Scott
Sodiwnyk
D. Dunn
B. Dunn
J. McCann
W. Shaw
McLennan
Deschamp Whitmore
Maddison Cochrane
Geness
Mitchell
Edzel
Fisher
H. Kines Reid
Arnott
Bobihushchy
Sodiwnyk Winchar
Gordy Souter
R. Forrest
G. Gardner
Marle Waters
Herbert John Taylor funeral rites held in Shortdale
Herbert John Taylor died February 15 at his Shortdale residence. Funeral services were conducted February 18 at the United Church with interment at Hublin Cemetery. Pallbearers were M. Clarke H. Gamey W. Gamey J. Hay S. Titaniah and L.B. Bailey. He was born in Grimsby England August 10 1879 and homesteaded in Shortdale 76 years ago. He married Annie Boyanski in December 1923. He leaves his wife seven daughters Lillian Cassie Annie Florence Elizabeth Lorraine at home two sons Mark and Fred at home and four grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert John Taylor
The
United Church
Shortdale
Hublin
M. Clarke
H. Gamey
W. Gamey
J. Hay
S. Titaniah
LB. Bailey
Mr. Taylor
Grimsby
England
Canada
Ontario
Annie Boyanski
Jie
Lillian
Stanley Titanich
Cassie
W. Bailey
Annie
Florence
Elizabeth
Lorraine
Mark
Fred
Cards of Thanks From the Yeo Bowley Royce Taylor Families
The Yeo family Bowley family the Royce Brothers and the Taylor family express deep gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for sympathy help floral tributes and kindnesses during their bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Bowley
Royce Brothers
Taylor
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Merridale
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Roblin Hotel
Manitoba Brewer's Association
Mark Clarke
Roblin District Hospital
Masonic Service
Roblin Juniors
Swamp Russell