Members Attend Tammel U C W Meeting
Tammel U C W met June 9 at Mrs. John Lamb home with eleven present. Mrs. Lamb read the Worship Service and a lengthy discussion followed on why belong to Presbyterian U C W. Next meeting set for July 14 at Mrs. Wendell Lamb home. The Roll Call item noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammel U. C. W
John Lamb
Bonus Bucks Winners Named in Local Draw
The list of recipients who earned $10.00 Bonus Bucks since the last publication includes Mrs. Pauline Perchaluk Mrs. Mabel Roe Mr. W Myshchuk and Mr John Chern eski A Friday draw awarded Mrs Grace Bowley a certificate as well She was away from a Bonus Buck store when the siren sounded The jackpot stood at $788.00 and will grow before Friday's draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Perchaluk
Mabel Roe
W. Myshchuk
John Cherneski
Grace Bowley
Town Notes Share Visits Weddings And Holidays
Jean Rice of Toronto visits her mother in Roblin as Mrs Anne Chomsky and family move into a new home. Various locals plan or attend weddings and gatherings including the Hawryschuk Pitt wedding and Cock erill Lenderbcks wedding. Roblin Ladies Golf Club hosts a farewell coffee for Shirley Presunka before summer holidays in Ochre Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CFL
Pas
Hawryschuk
Tony Nykolaishyn
Lynn Lake
Man
R. M. Nykolaishyn
Cockerill - Lenderbsck
Robert Shepherd
Shelley
Marilyn
Brandon
Roblin
Autopac Coverage Outlined With Basic and Optional Options
Autopac basic compulsory coverage starts November 1 for private cars and farms, including $50,000 third party liability, $200 deductible, and no fault death benefits up to $10,000. Medical benefits $2,000, weekly loss of income up to $50, and rental aid after theft. Optional extensions add higher third party limits and varying deductibles with regional farming discounts.
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Autopac
Charcoal Fragrance Fragments For Fresh Fringe
A reader notes that placing small charcoal pieces in fringe helps odors stay fresh and clean. The tip suggests a simple, discreet method to maintain odor control in garment fringes.
Obituary for Alfred K Christensen of Makaroff
Alfred K Christensen, 78, died June 28 1971 at Roblin District Hospital. Funeral June 30 1971 at Makaroff Community Hall with cremation. Born Denmark February 27 1893, came to Canada 1912, lifelong farmer. Surviving Otto and four sisters abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Makaroff
Alfred K. ‘Christensen
Roblin District Hospital
K. P. Taylor
Roblin Memorial Finneral Chapel
Pat McGinnis
Ken Boyce
Allan Martin
Wilfred Beattie
Rob
Magda Ritcher
Spain
Esdith Anderson
New York
U. S.A
Anna Signow
Conneti
Packing Instructions for Vacation Wardrobe
A poem guides readers on packing light and practical clothes for travel. It contrasts colors and fabrics, favors easy care materials like knits and blends, and advises versatile outfits with essential accessories. It emphasizes comfort, wrinkle resistance, and mixing pieces for casual to dressy wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyla Blake Ward
Recreation Ramblings and Summer Programs NOTE
Library services for children from kindergarten to grade 6 start July 14 at 1 PM and run every Wednesday. Activities include a play program, arts and crafts, and wading pool supervision with gym, soccer, lacrosse, and court sports on various days. Junior Golf results from last Saturday list winners in multiple flights. senior citizen outing tentatively set for July 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Intermediate School
Memorial Hall
Goose Lake
Deepdale Ladies Aid Meets June 24 With Nine Members
The June 24 gathering at Mrs. H. Ayer's home included nine members and two visitors. Treasurer reports $61.60 balance as of June 1, bazaar proceeds $62.94, 58th anniversary noted, July picnic planned at Childs Lake for members and families, no meetings in July and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deepdale Ladies’ Aid
Tion
Deepdale
Roblin Teams Shine At Togo Elks Sports Day
The Togo Elks Lodge hosted a July 1 sports day with ten men's fastball teams from Togo Rhein Kamsack Shell Valley Roblin Calder Langenburg Endcliffe Bield and Lingville. Langeburg won the $100 first prize Roblin $50 second, Bield and Shell Valley $25 each for third and fourth. Roblin led the ladies softball with $10 top prize as Badgerville earned $5 for second. A dance capped the event before a sizable crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Togo
Elks
Rhein
Kamsack
Shell Valley
Calder
Langenburg
Endcliffe
Bield
Lingville
Langeburg
Badgerville
San Clara
Makaroff
Peony Rose And Pansy Show By Roblin Horticultural Society
The Roblin Horticultural Society held its Peony Rose and Pansy Show on Saturday July 3 at B and B Electric. Eighteen exhibitors offered 71 exhibits with judges led by Mrs Eshelby of Russell.
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Roblin Horticultural Society
The
Robin Horticultural Society
B. and
B. Electric
McLaren Schepp Engagement to Be Celebrated in Roblin
Mr and Mrs Gordon McArthur of Roblin announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Shirley McLaren to Percy George Schepp son of Mr and Mrs Ewald Schepp of MacNutt Sask on Saturday July 24 at 5 pm in Knox United Church Roblin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon McArthur
Roblin
Shirley McLaren
Percy George Schepp
Ewald Schepp
MacNutt, Sask
Knox United Church
Krause Maudsley Wedding in Roblin Manitoba
Janet Ann Maudsley and Raimund Krause exchanged vows at St. Matthew's Lutheran Church Roblin on July 3 1971 at 530 PM Officiants were Reverend Krause and Reverend Borchardt The couple will reside in Winnipeg at Matheson Towers after a reception at Roblin Memorial Hall The bridal party wore aqua and pink gowns with floral bouquets
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
Roblin
Manitoba
Janet Ann
H. Maudsley
Raimund
Helen Krause
Chilliwack
B. C
Krause
Borchardt
BE. Krause
Juliette
Marlene Maudsley
Adeline Melnick
Linda Burelle
Tracy Krause
Sarah
Jack Gardner
Ed Melnick
Martin High
Shaun Gardner
Roblin Memorial Hall
John Morarity
Proper weed control for shelterbelt establishment
An agricultural bulletin advises mechanical cultivation for weed control around new shelterbelts, leaving at least a four foot strip on each side. It recommends Gramoxone at 1 to 2 oz per 1 gallon water per 400 sq ft for weeds near the base, applied directly to weeds and avoiding foliage. After establishment, shade will suppress weeds, speeding maturation and summer fallow is suggested for next spring planting.
Intermountain School division reviews physical education
Mr. LaPage, assistant supervisor of physical education, evaluated the division's program for students. He pressed cooperative teaching, in service for general teachers, and more funding for equipment while noting overemphasis on team sports and the need for broader, progressive programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir. R. LaPage
Department of Youth and Education
Intermountain
Board of Trustees of
Devel
LaPage
Air Cadet Parade Honors Citizenship and Awards
Russell Squadron No. 677 of the Royal Canadian Air Cadets held its annual parade and awards dinner on June 1 with Lieut.-Col. Found of Portage la Prairie as reviewing officer and guest speaker. Cadets earned trophies for dress, proficiency, marksman, top squadron, and flying scholarships. Ricky Thom won a Great Britain exchange spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Squadron No. 677
Royal Canadian Air Cadets
Found
CFB
Portage la Prairie
Lac Dietrich
C. Trinder
Sgt. Bowley
Trinder
Ross Annand
Graham Galatiuk
Wowk
Ricky Thom
W Harold Steele
Manitoba
Steele
Glen Zimmer
Air Cadet League of Canada
Joe Filewich
Roblin
Arnold Marshall
Lieut
Vermue
Jack
Mercier
Winnipeg
Russell
Paul Galatiuk
Hans Maurer
Lloyd Cavers
Bill Stasiuk
Cavers
Wally Henderson
Stan Orsak
Max Fraser
William Bassett
Dennis Trinder
John Bacon
Tony Miller
Marshall
H. N. Lange
Joe Shipp
Albert Beelaert
Murray Hovey
Bailes and Guests Visit Area for Summer Gatherings
Stephen Bailes of England spends summer visiting with the Bailes family. Several guests join Mr and Mrs Dean Chase and families at Cal larity Minnesota for a July wedding. Winnipeg visitors Mr and Mrs Frank Bailes Jr and Greg attend hospital checkup. Additional visits include Ruth Watson Gordon Stewart and families from St James, John Loyas from Ignace, and Pearl Campbell from Kinosota. Field Club ladies dine then tour St Winds College and nearby greenhouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Bailes
England
Bailes
Dean Chase
Myrtle
Benny Jansund
Harold Wenner
Callarway
Minnesota
Keith Chase
Rapid City
Ruth Watson
David
Gordon Stewart
St. James
John Loyas
Ignace
Ontario
Arthur Lovas
Frank Bailes Jr
Greg
Winnipeg
Children’s Hospital
Pearl Campbell
Kinosota
Nancy
Graham MacLeod
R. Britcher
Ladies of the
Ivanhoe
St. Winds College
Roblin
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St. Paul
Headingley
Alfred K. Christensen
Joan
Arlene Barker
Ist
Randy Northwood
Dauphin
Dale Murray
Gilbert Plains
Court Reyda
Orville Bilous
Robert Campbell
Ricky Simpson
Jim Misener
Terry Hawryluk
Dean Dietrich
Darryl Sylvester
H. Fatteicher
Noreen Simpson
Grace Bangle
Gladys McLeod
Mary Perry
Justina Baumung
Olive Arnott
Frances Nowcesad
Eva Jory
L. Nernberg
Jessie Anderson
Alice Tummon
Frances
Nowasad
Frances Nowosad
3B. Britcher
Mrs.h. Fatteicher
Gordon Jory
Jean van Drecht
Wedding Krause — Maudsley
AG. Rep
Michael Shumsky
Intermountain Information
B. A. Hawryluk
Physical
Air Cadet Movement
Sgt. R. Halwas
Cpl. E. Kozmeniuk
Sgt. L. Beischer
Sgt. L. Wowk
St. Mary’s Church
J. A. Burgess
Miss Kay Black
Ross Misener