District News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Meeting
Sunnyslope residents Mr. and Mrs. Paul Liberty spent Sunday with L. Maguire. A Silverwood school meeting on January 16 invites everyone to share views. Vicky Paul returned to Mr. and Mrs. Dick Towes after time with her parents at Boggy Creek. Grand Narrows visitors Neil Irvine and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Irvine attended. Pete Banzeau reports the loss of a young wolf. Mr. and Mrs. Klassen’s daughter broke her arm. Stanley Irvine and others called on Monday. A gathering Jan 9 at J. Davis featured singing and lunch after a discussion on Supply and Demand lasting into the morning.
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Paul Liberty
Sunnyslope
L. Maguire
Silverwood School
Vicky Paul
Dick Towes
Boggy Creek
Gordon Dixon
Neil Irvine
Grand Narrows
Stanley Irvine
Pete Banzeau
Community News and Local Updates from Cromarty Area
Dr Large will be away January 16 to 21. Cromarty W A January meeting is set for January 18 at 7 pm in the United church basement. The fate of corner Main Street lots will be known Thursday after the 1.0.C.F. meeting. Van Every family reports Mrs Van Every and daughter in Kamloops. Mr Van Every to follow after city business. Lloyd Robertson and others attend Northwestern spiel at Russell. players faced rough first day. Building in Roblin in 1949 shows booming commercial permits total 33 000, public 10 000, new homes 37 500, repairs 13 500. Miss Helen Souter visited her parents in Swan River on Monday. Miss Eleanor Andres goes to Dauphin hospital for nurse training. Mrs Geo Kelso attends funeral in Winnipeg of nephew killed photographing a train. Bob McBride Jr. recovering after operation at Deere Lodge hospital.
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Large
Main St
C.F
Cromarty W.A
United Church
van Every
Kamloops
Mrs. Smith
A. Staple
Mildred Nelson
Vancouver
Tom Lambkin
Toronto
Bob McBride Jr
Deere Lodge Hospital
Geo. Kelso
Winnipeg
Roblin
Mits
Helen Souter
Swan River
Resident Visitor and Postponed Meeting Report
Cromarty W. Watson traveled to Winnipeg as a business visitor last week. Mrs. L. S. Adams of Grand View spent several days as a guest of her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. F. McDuffe. Due to cold weather and bad roads the W.I. meeting was postponed for a month and will be held in February at the home of Mrs. PD Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Watson
Winnipeg
Berry Grove Farm Forum Meeting at F Hilders Dec 19
The Berry Grove Farm Forum met at F Hilder mans on December 19 with a social evening and card activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry Grove Farm Forum
F. Hilderman
Roblin plans by law to close part of government road
The Village of Roblin introduces a by law to close a section of the original Government Road Allowance east of the SE quarter of Section 8 26 28 W of the Principal Meridian Manitoba. It covers land taken for station grounds by Canadian Northern Railway and shown on Plan No 337 Dauphin Land Titles Office. Public hearing February 1 1950 at Roblin Council Chambers.
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Roblin
Manitoba
Canadian Northern Railway
Dauphin Land Titles Office
Canadian Northern Railway Company
A.D
R. P. Jakeman
T.H.S. Hi-Lites and School News Roundup
The column records multiple school items including Wilcox attendance by a Grade X student. Velma Kiel missing a Roblin-Togo hockey game. possible science test postponement. senior boys planned return game Thursday. Calder Midgets versus local Midgets 7-5 in a holiday match. Isobel Elaine and Clare as top scorers in a competition led by Supt. Gorchynski. Frank Penniston noted for science knowledge. a night car backfiring incident likened to a nuclear blast. Audrey Lindsay smiling without stated cause. a tall blonde, home again after a layoff.
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Trady Gawley
Wilcox
Velma Kiel
Calder
Isobel
Elaine
Clare
Supt
Gorchynski
Frank Penniston
Audrey Lindsay
Community News From Kamsack and Nearby
Mrs Mo Allen and Miss Barbara Krupp visited Kamsack on Saturday while Neil McKinnon and Mr Minuk drove there on Wednesday. Pee Wee and Intermediate hockey teams traveled to Roblin for the Roblin Bowl, with Roblin winning both games. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Geo Lee on the arrival of a baby boy. Mr and Mrs Tom Airriess visited relatives here last week. Evan McKinnon returned to Winnipeg after holidays with Neil and Mrs McKinnon. Mr and Mrs John Borrowman returned from Winnipeg trip. Misses KK Holiday C Rezanoff G Gawley and C Mick have returned to Wilcox College Sask.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mo Allen
Barbara Krupp
Kamsack
Neil Mckinnon
Minuk
Roblin
Re.sult
Geo. Lee
Tom Airriess
Airrriess
Evan McKinnon
Winnipeg
Neil
McKinnon
John Borrowman
Kk. Holliday
C. Rezanoff
G. Gawley
Mick
Wilcox, Sask
Flash Floor Prices In Prospect
Wo Ward M P returns from Ottawa with news of conferences to stabilize farm prices. A floor price of 10 cents for eggs 10 cents for cheese 58 cents for cream and 30 cents for pork is expected to be set soon. The move aims to steady the nervous condition among producers.
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Wo. Ward
Ottawa
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