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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 01, 1943
Page
4
Tummell holds 11 a.m. service while Castleavery and Bield schedule 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. events. Roblin Sunday School meets at 11 a.m. and a Church Service is set for 7 p.m. Readiness and attendance encouraged.
Free Methodist Church schedules Rev. J. E. B. Cowan leads Sunday School at 11 a.m. and Worship at 7 p.m. Tuesday prayer at 8 p.m. Friday Young People's Service at 8 p.m. Sunnyslope lists 4.30 Worship, 4.30 Sunday School and 11 a.m. Worship, plus 8 p.m. Young People's Service.
Mr and Mrs Hertein motored to Langenburg on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Werschler visited in Dauphin last week. Inglis school closed Friday June 23 for holidays. Mrs Mervink and Annie arrived Monday from Ontario. Wm Ament of Langenburg renewing acquaintances Monday. Mrs Alex Gibson visiting Brandon this week with husband Mr Alex Gibson. Mrs Armstrong Mrs Breckridge and Mrs Thos Jackson visited Roblin Saturday. Mrs Switzer returned from two weeks at Fox Warren. Miss Lois Richardson to leave for Winnipeg this week to work at T Eaton Co. Curlers held a successful dance Friday with music by the Angusville orchestra.
Silverwood hosts an ice cream social and ball game on July 7 followed by a dance on July 16. Pte Ian Sangster of Camp Shilo visited family Saturday, and others including Pte Howard, Mrs Radford, Mr and Mrs Dixon, Mr and Mrs Maguire, Stan Irvine and Jim Irvine were noted visiting or returning from Camp Shilo. Mrs Jose and Margaret depart for Winnipeg for two weeks.
Edward Bell left by car Saturday to visit friends in Winnipeg Argyle and other Manitoba points. Mrs Geo Craig is seriously ill in Vancouver hospital. G Gleish Neil McKinnon and Jacob Nabe enjoyed a fishing trip in the north country last week. Anglican church women held tea at Mrs M Allen home. Mrs Allen and daughter left for Brock Sask to attend her son Harry Allen wedding. James Gawley elected trustee replacing L Lindsay at school ratepayers meeting. Farewell party for Mr and Mrs E J Henry who leave for Calgary after three years as Togo school principal. Reverend Tremblay assisted at Mass and preached. Louis La Chance family drove to Roblin with Tremblay returning from Roblin Monastery.
Rev E Udell left Monday for his new ministerial charge. The Ladies Aid meet Thursday at Mrs F Curle's home. After Sunday evening service a group presented him with a billfold. The choir gave him a brief case after Friday choir practice.
On June 24 the United Church circuit at St. Pauls in Togo celebrated paying off all debt on the church property and burned the Manse mortgage. The program featured solos by Henry Olson, Elda Olson, and Daynes, plus letters from absent pastors and members.
Mr and Mrs Orville Wilaory drove to Kamsack on Thursday for business. A large black bear was shot on the J Dixon farm last week. Mrs Max Hofford and daughter Maxime arrived by train from Cat Knife Sask for a few days with friends here. Mrs S Hern and several with J Appel Dale Cryderman and H Walch spent Sunday at the Wilson home.
Mr and Mrs H H Simpson visit Brandon. Mr and Mrs McDuffe and Ruth visit friends at Grand View. Mrs England of Lenore visits daughter at J Nott’s home. W I July meeting delayed one week due to Roblin sports day. Mrs M Vibe arrives from Seattle and stays with Aunt Mrs W Whittam.
San Clara reports Rev Father H Dansereau returned from Camp Morton. Eva Lucier of Grandview visited with her father. M Carriere back at 22foe RCAF after furlough. Schools closed for summer vacation on June 30. Albert Carriere back with extended leave. Mrs Arthur Carriere improved after hospital stay. Nurse Johnson from Winnipeg visited schools with Mrs Schonberg. Many in the district suffering from illness.
Mrs. A J Macaulay traveled by motor with Mr and Mrs N Ratushay to Yorkton as bears roam nearby. Albert Townsin shot one on his tennis court. Miss M Flatt Miss J McLeod and Miss A Prior left for the Manhattan Beach picnic after a successful annual school day with sports and lively inter ests from A J Macaulay and FE Prior.
Pte. Gordon M. Fleming of Pontrilas Sask a member of No 10 Detachment Corps of Military Staff Clerks on the staff of MND District Headquarters M D 10 Fort Osborne Barracks Winnipeg is promoted to lance corporal He was born at Shoal Lake Manitoba is 25 years old enlisted March 1942 and worked as a mechanic in civilian life His next of kin is his father Eldon Fleming of Shortdale
Inspector J B Day attended the school board meeting last Monday evening. Miss Ellen Hunter a field primary teacher left for her home at La Riviere Friday. Miss Ellen Walton from Ottawa school district Grandview returned home for holidays Tuesday. Mrs Greive and Walter left Tuesday for a visit with Mr Grieve in Lethbridge Alta. Fifty three students of the field school have collected over two tons for the salvage drive gaining nearly six tens of thousands points. No less than 18 Marshall's still the material comes in. One crests have been issued and truckload gone but keep on bringing your salvage. Thank You to the field folk who have helped out the youngsters with extra contributions.
The committee in charge of picnic arrangements for Ste Clara Church extends an invitation to all to attend the 8th annual picnic on Sunday July 4. Past patronage is appreciated and attendees are urged to join for a pleasant day.
Local item listing states a 9 by 9 tent is for sale and invites inquiries to Mrs D Ferguson in Roblin.
Neighbors and friends gathered Thursday June 17 at the home of Mr and Mrs Geo Gamey to honor Mr and Mrs W De Ls Mare with a miscellaneous shower. The decorated house held the gifts as addresses were made and gifts opened before refreshments.
Regulations permit nine buttons on a summer cotton dress. Wool by the skein is not rationed but limited by merchant quotas. Take your ration book to Vancouver as Canadian ration books are valid nationwide and bringing extra copies is illegal. For a U S visitor a temporary ration card may be obtained by applying at the local ration board.
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