W I Programmes For 1946
January and February sections list Welcome to visitors Scottish songs and recitations W I achievements highlights Charter members suggestions for place cards and table settings New Year resolutions and roll calls February features a love song title and guidance for St Patrick's day table settings March includes piano duets and a piano trio with Barry Day Lee Fisher and Wayne Kines and a district convention report September notes piano trio performers and a talk on Cora Hind plus a children’s contest and notes on favorite authors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.I
J. Yeo
Roblin
W.L
Valentine
J. W. Fowlie
Auld Lang Syne
Togo
Barry Day
Lee Fisher
Wayne Kines
A. T. Kines
A. W. Hicks
Doris Kirchmeier
Bobby Keast
St. Patrick's
F. A. Newton
Lois de la Mare
Doris Andres
Pat Arnott
Cora Hind
Geo. Kelso
Roll Call
October to December women’s club program notes
A fragmented list shows a series of meetings and demonstrations including piano trio performances, pastry demonstrations, handicraft displays, place card and table setting suggestions, and holiday events. Names such as Trish, Mrs Fisher, Mrs Robertson, and Ada Jakeman appear as organizers or participants.
Programme by new members convenor Mrs D Robertson
A brief notice details a programme arranged by new members with Mrs D Robertson serving as convenor. It highlights event aims and the role of the organizer in coordinating activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ritchie
D. Robertson
Inglis Institute Hostess and Programme Notes
A historical rundown lists hostess plans and roll calls across months April to December with musical items, creed recitations, demonstrations on lunches and plants, papers on Roosevelt and peace treaties, district conventions, and Christmas events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Gibson
Roosevelt
Creed
Mrs. Lorimer
Miss A. Adams
Japan
Hamilton
Pioneer Hardware Change in Russell Ownership
W. J. Westwood of Roblin becomes new owner of Russell's long standing W. J. Doig Hardware. The founder, W. J. Doig, started in 1891 and expanded to the current building by 1912. J. W. Currie retires. Bill Westwood takes over management after Army service and Trans-Canada Air Lines tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
W. J. Doig
W. J. Westwood
Roblin
Miss Hoffman
Berry
Fontaine’s
Doig
J. W. Currie
Westwood
W. H
Bill) Westwood
Bill
Trans-Canada Airlines
Post Guides Bring Guiding To Disabled Girls
A Winnipeg Girl Guides program mails age appropriate work books to seven to sixteen year old girls unable to join local units. Leaders send color pictures rhymes stories and sewing ideas with a personal letter. If hospital treatment is needed teachers visit to connect with the girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Girl Guides’ Association
Somerset
Brave New World of Individuals Cited for Life
A provocative line argues that progress hinges on bold new individuals while suggesting that those who cause the least disruption derive the most vitality from life. It frames courage as the engine for societal change and personal fulfillment.
Quiet Saskatoon Wedding Ties Reed and Robb Family
A quiet January 12 wedding in Saskatoon united Miss Jean Reed of Bield Manitoba with Edward Robb of Saskatoon. Officiating Rev Robb Elliott, a reception for 25 featured a three tier cake and silver candles before the couple left for Prince Albert and western stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatoon
Jean
Violet Reed
L.A.C. Geo. Robb
Brandon
G. Appleton
Prince Albert
Ed Reed
Bield
Roblin
J. Ross
Isabella
Man
L.A.C
George Robb
Certificate honoring Cdn. soldier Bob Hartmeir for service
Field Marshal B. L. Montgomery awards L/Cpl. Robert Hartmeir of the 33rd Canadian Field Company Royal Canadian Engineers a Good Service certificate for his outstanding work in North West Europe. Familiars note Bob Hartmeir is son of Mr and Mrs John Hartmeir, formerly Roblin now Kelowna BC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North West
Europe
B. L. Montgomery
21St Army Group
Bob
B. S. Montgomery
John Hartmeir
Roblin
Kelowna
B.C
Patriotism and farming unite to steady the nation
The piece argues that true patriotism requires practical effort in farms and homes. It contends that fiber in farmers and farming stops national drift and that expressing heartfelt values at home reduces heartaches.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roblin Institute
R. Boyce
Brain Teasers
G. H. Fisher
Thos. Taylor
H. Gleiser
T. Yeo
Arlene Ford
Doris Edwards
Ellen Scott
Gladys Bauming
Arnold Yeo
C. Brydon
Hallowe’en
Ada Jakeman
Sylee Renee Ee
Lesack
Patsy Larson
Inglis Institute
F.W.J.C
Miss Adams
Mrs. Winthers
Mrs. Henderson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Canada
Mrs. Armstrong
Mrs. Atkins
FWC
John Jackson
F.W
Henry Fingus
Mrs. Foster
Mrs. Hamilton
F.w.lc
Gilson
Park
Mrs. Shuider
F.W.E.C
Ye Aostess
Mrs. Prectenridge
Pioneer
Post Guides
WM. Waggoner
PSV
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Robb - Reed
Mrs. E. Robb
J. H. Poyser General Insurance
Robert Hartmeir
Cdn
Fd. Coy
R.C.E
Maritimes
Prairies
North
Rocky Mountains
the Review
Shell River Livestock Producers Shipping Co-op
Commission Shippers
Makaroff
Wm. Kerswell
the Co-op
Stella
Main St. Roblin
Scott
Jack Scott
Bogle
Dick Bogle
Yellowaga
Harry Yellowaga Auctioneer
Hone
Culson’s Store
Shortdale
M. Borowskhi
LL. Lasuster
Solicitor Notary
Had & Automobile Insurance
Robbin
Phystqvian
Ofice
Dunlop
R. F. Standish
Funeral Home
McLennan
D.C
Palmer
Mar
Peg
St. Regis Hotel
Smith Stree
Whee Culla Cox
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