Evening Guild Presentations Held At Mrs Sorbo Home
The Evening Guild met at Mrs Walter Sor bo's home on June 27 with 25 members and two visitors. Presentations were made to Mrs Mae Cryderman and Miss Doreane Fleming who will soon leave Roblin. The July meeting will be at Mrs J Carlyle Parker's home on July 11 to finalize fair booth arrangements.
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Walter Sorbo
Mae Cryderman
Doreane Fleming
Roblin
Evening Guild
J. Carlyle .Parker
Merridale School Event Marks End Of Term
A community concert and picnic near Merridale celebrated the close of the school year. Highlights included a history of Merridale by Nora Cockerill, homesteading memories from Mrs. Poyser and Mrs. Cockerill, prize won by Victoria Nowosad, and remarks by Mr. Metro Syko and Peter Bugera. Baseball games and a ladies’ lunch capped the program.
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Mort Cockerill
Andronyk Bros
S. Lywak
Sophie Midzain
Ctarry Shatranski
Winnipeg
Mike Maluta
Etomami, Sask
Peter Bugera
Nora Cockerill
Merridale
R. Poyser
A. Cockerill
Metro Syko
Bugera
Victoria Nowosad
J. Clark
Local Notes From Roblin and Area Social Scene
Silverwood visits as Bill Johnson stays with son Albert. Sadie Maguire spends holidays with sister Mrs M Mickelson. Miss Vicky Gregor visits with mother Mrs Mary Gregor. Miss Bell staying with Mrs L Maguire as Roblin hospital awaits opening. Ian and Alfie Sangster and others visit L Maguire on Monday. Arthur Sangster and Alfie’s fiance from Winnipeg spend long weekend with Billy Sangster. June 28 meeting a success. Ball game and lunch enjoyed. Next meet July 12 features Ice Cream Social and pickup ball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Johnson
Roblin
Albert
Sadie Maguire
Thom family returns from visit to Silver Beach
Mrs A J Thom along with Geraldine and Arthur returned Wednesday from a visit to Silver Beach.
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A. J. Thom
Geraldine
Arthur
Silver Beach
College Briefs Say Farewell to Mike Winchar After Five Years
The college notes a sadness at bidding farewell to Mike Winchar, a steady, gentle, selfless presence who influenced the community for five years. He was described as a symbol of stability and manliness, with focus on others before self, and his departure marks a notable shift for the college.
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St. Paul
Havi
Mike Winchar
Mike
Barley Improvement Institute
Grain Exchange
Winnipeg
Public arena tribute to Mike's presence shown
A fragment notes a sense of responsibility surrounding the public arena and credits much of the compliment to Mike's presence among us, reflecting collective esteem and informal acknowledgment.
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Mike
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