District News From Deepiale and Surrounding Areas
The annual ratepayers elected to the board and delegates headed to Winnipeg for the School Trustee Convention. Chas McKenzie and W J Ward attended as delegates for Goose Lake and Deepiale district. Health updates noted as Robin Hospital patients earlier and visits to San Clara. Mr and Mrs Roberts of Roolin Ki observe local events.
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The
Deepiale & D
Trustes
Doering
Chas McKenzie
Winnipeg
Manitoo
Deepiae
Goose Lake Seahws
Mfrooan
Mos Aivin Nastrom
Robin
Transites Convention Attendee In Winnipeg And Local Visits
Mr Vice Lowe attends the Transites Convention in Winnipeg. Ween Moss Judy Framingham of Cromarnmy spent the weekend of January Tth with Joy ce Hasse. Mr E Sanders works in Ont aro. Mr and Mrs V Lowe and family visited Les Agar in Grandview. Mrs L Tucker and children visited Mr and Mrs S Sanders.
Ralph Tucker Resumes Home After Hospital Stay
Cromart records Ralph Tucker returning home after a two week hospital stay for unspecified illness. The notice confirms his discharge and recovery status.
Shel Valley winner takes Magazine end table prize
Mr Ed Mohr of Shel Valley won the Magazine end table with ticket No 362. Mme Naca Framengham in Dauphin spent the weekend at her home L TM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Mohr
Shel Valley
Naca Framengham
Dauphin
Local notes from Togo area cherish travel and family events
Residents report travel to Saskatoon and Winnipeg for weddings and holidays. Treated events include a Sub-District Pool cup win at Kamsack, congratulations to John Hampson and Margaret Ranford on their January 10 marriage, and tributes for Vipond and Topham family losses in Vancouver. Community members visit relatives, work assignments, and long trips to the coast noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Hohie
G. H. Parker
Wm Cooxke
A. Holliday
Kamsack
Adam Lehman
Bezie Snedden
Winnipeg
Wm. Craven
Ken King
R.C.M.P
Grand Forks
B.C
Mervin Gunness
John Hampson
Margaret Ranford
U.S.A
Frank Hampson
Vipond
Vancouver
Victor Topham
Togo
Jas. Topham
R.S. Topham
Victor
Local News Briefs From Roblin and Winnipeg Trips
Mr and Mrs Chas Elder and two boys returned Wednesday after a month in Winnipeg. Tommy and John Duffy left for Winnipeg to train in the Army but Tommy failed his medical and came home. W A Beattie and James Kerswell left for Winnipeg for the Trustees Convention. Mrs Albert Boyce was a Roblin hospital patient a week and has gone home. Daryl Elder remains in Roblin Hospital hoping for swift discharge. Ladies Aid to serve lunch at the rink Saturday evening January 21 at 8 30.
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Chas. Elder
Winnipeg
Tommy
John Duffy
W. A. Beattie
James Kerswell
Albert Boyce
Roblin Hospital
Daryl Elder
Ladies’ Aid
Trustees' Convention Travel and Winnipeg Assignments
Mr Paul Laliberte and Mr Richard Klassen left on the train for Winnipeg Monday night to attend the Trustees Convention. Mr Jack Bailey and his son motored to Winnipeg on Monday where young Jackie has taken a job as station agent. Good luck Jack. Mrs L Maguire returned to her home from Winnipeg on Sunday.
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Paul Laliberte
Richard Klassen
Winnipeg
Jack Bailey
Jackie
Jack
Roblin Sewing Susies Hold January Meeting
The Roblin Sewing Susies monthly gathering met Monday January 9 with thirty members present. A letter from CJ GX Studio Yorkton Sask was read and Roblin W I asked for a demonstration at the March meeting. Barbara Collins Olga Pitze and Josephine Kremetski were named to the February programme committee.
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Roblin Sewing Susies
CJGX
Yorkton
Sask
Barbara Collins
Olga Pitze
Josephine Kremetski
Ice Carnival Hosted by Roblin Hospital Aid
The Roblin Hospital Aid organizes an Ice Carnival in early March to raise funds and support hospital services. Event features community participation and a festive ice display with activities for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Local dance and social events upcoming in Roblin area
A series of social notices list events in Roblin. A dance at Bield Hall on Friday January 20 1956 with music by the Plainsmen admission one dollar lunch included, hosted by Bield High School. A whist drive by the Manitoba Farmers Union Friday January 27 1956 at 8:30 in Legion club rooms. A St Valentine dance February 10 1956 at Roblin Memorial Hall with Pat Powell’s Orchestra admission seventy five cents lunch extra.
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Bield Hall
The
Plainsmen
Bield High School
Manitoba Farmers’ Union
Legion Cub
Roblin Memorial Hall
Pat Powell
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District News
Deepdale
Eugene Taylor
Bramuoen
Nrcite
RCAF
Shell River
Vice Lowe
Transites
Ralph Tuckers
Manitoba
Mason
Quaker Oats
Alymer's
Hoblin Trading Co
F E. Penniston
Saski
Myr J. Dimiut
Mr Weft
Makaroff
Silverwood
Roblin Sewing
Roblin Hospital Aid
Ena
Club
Admisspr
Son Soc
District Film
Cammy Ome
Beg
Shel River
Rob
Pom A. Oe
Rossen Lumber
Main
Man
Jack Robertson
Mr. Robertson
Thank You
F. Y. Newton
Robertson
Groeceteria
Aunt Mary’s
Hannah
Good
Kilroy Jre
MAS Ween
Thea
Wiese Drug Store Court
Swifts
Quaker
Roblin Hatchery
Flour & Feedlin
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