Conservatives Name C. D. G. Barber as Local Candidate
At a Friday nomination meeting in the Lyric theatre Conservatives named C D G Barber as candidate for Reblin Provincial Constituency. Delegates from every poll backed Barber with options including W Nowosad. F Y Newton withdrew. Willis urged party unity and outlined agricultural platform, criticizing Bracken government finance and pledging tax cuts and municipal revenue sharing if elected. Wheat price policy and Mother’s allowance drew attention amid election talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles BD
Barber
Conservative
Reblin
Lyris
W. Nowosad
F. Y. Newton
Newton
C. C. G. Barber
Errick Willis
Me Willis
A Sd .Edwarde
Willis
FY. Newton
Norris Aitken
Willie
Manitoba
Bracken
Dominion
Social Credit to Name Candidate at Local CCF Meeting
A largely attended session of the local CCF unit decided to sponsor a Social Credit candidate in the forthcoming election. Three factions formed over whether to back an Independent Farmer candidate or a straight CCF nominee, with Social Credit prevailing. Two candidates were named for the convention: J A Carlson, farmer, and S E Rogers, reeve of Shell River municipality. Officers elected: Pres. J A Carlson, Sec Treas J I Powell, committee R W Jakeman, Adam Bauer, Wm Dayson, E H Jakeman, S Rogers, S Nowasad, and Wm Waggorer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.C.F
Mightix
Social Credits
Impresaticia of Gata
Ost
Social Credit
J .A. Carlson
Farmer
E. Rogers
Shell River
Pres
Sec.- Treas
J i. Powell
R .W. Jakeman
Adam Bauer
Wm Dayson
E .H. Jakeman
S.€. Rogers
S. Nowasad
Wm Waggorer
Horticulturists Meet At Skinner's Nursery
Horticulturists from Manitoba and Saskatchewan gathered at Frank L. Skinner's Dropmore nursery for a tour during the Saskatchewan Horticultural Society convention. The event, first inter provincial gathering, featured talks by J W Bell and John Walker, with Prof J G Raynor remarking on inter provincial horticultural relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Frank L. Skinner
Dropmore
Skinner
Saskatchewan Horticultural Socirties
Yorkton
Manitoba Association
Norman Parry
Ganora
Saskatchewan Association
Saskatoon
J. G. Raynor
J. W. Bell
Russell
John Walker
Sackatchewan Association
Midwinter
Raynor
D. W. Matheson
Yorkton Society
Norman Ross
Indian Hand Experimental Farm
John Pyper
Roblin W.J. Plans July Meeting and Picnic
Roblin W J will hold its regular meeting at the United Church on Thursday July 16 at 3 p m A report of the Winnipeg convention will be given A free picnic is set for Mountain Glen Park on Friday July 17 with a full sports program including baseball and softball A dance will follow in the evening and ballots will be posted this week for the event
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin W.J
United Church
Winnipeg
Mountain Glen Park
Billa
Roblin
Dominion Day Sports a Big Success for Legion in Roblin
The Dominion Day event sponsored by the local B E S L branch drew over fifteen hundred despite threatening weather. Roblin swept baseball and softball titles, beating McNutt 5 3 in baseball while winning the softball final 9 3 over Tummel. Calder topped junior softball, and Roblin girls won ladies softball with Makaroff second. Joe Burnett won the horseshoe with 35, Staulish 2nd, Walmar 3rd. Boxing featured four three round bouts plus an exhibition. Gradlay Hunt refereed, with a postcard dance by Roblin Rhythm Aguarders in the auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.E.S.L
Cooper Bros. Circus
The
Legion
Roblin Brass Band
Roblin
McNutt
Ferguson
Lunan
Waggoner
Brock
Thos Kelso
Runnymede
Reblin
Tummel
Calder
Makaroff
Joe Burnett
Staulish
H. Walmar
Landry Poitras
Lil Lunan
Elwood Bowes
Grandview
Jack Morris
Toronto
Lucien Brazeau
Russel Boyce
Frank Grazeau
Mickey McMaster
Dauphin
McMaster
Williams
Gradlay Hunt
Dropmore
J. Hallam
Roblin Rythm Ragadores
San Clara Sports Day Draws Large Crowds
Over twelve hundred people from both sides of Duck Mountain attended the annual sports day in San Clara last Sunday. Makaroff won the baseball tournament by defeating San Clara 8 to 0 in the final. A boxing match between Frank Brazeau and Morria Beaugier ended in a four round draw. Supper, a concert, and a dance followed the grounds event, sponsored by the San Clara baseball club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duck Mountain
San Clara
Makaroff
Frank Brazeau
Roblin
Morria Beaugier
San Clara Baseball Club
Local Socials and Royalty of Dauphin District
Cromarty Mr and Mrs R W Smale of Dauphin visited friends Sundays Miss Winnie Brandon left for Lake Madge for the summer Rev and Mrs Geo McNeill of Flin Flon visiting Mrs Grassie Congratulations to Mr and Mrs George Laird on the birth of their baby girl Monday June 29 Miss Grace Collins left for Winnipeg for a position Mr and Mrs C Robertson of Emmerson guests of the former parents returned home Wednesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo McNeill
Flin Flen
Mra Grassie
Mrs
George Laird
Mra C. Robertson
Emmerson
Rablin Women's Institute Thanks Helpers for Convention
The Rablin Women's Institute expresses sincere gratitude to all who assisted to make the local convention here a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rablin Women's Institute
North District Women's Institutes Convention Held Friday
The annual North District Women's Institutes convention met Friday in the United Church basement with attendees from seventeen institutes. Reports covered cemetery work libraries relief and school lunches, while Miss Elsie Zimmern spoke on Country Women of the World and its 25-country reach. District officers were elected and the next convention set for Swan River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Institutes
United Church
W. Helps
Bowsman
Warkenting
Boyce
John Adam
Extension Service
Department of Agriculture
Elsie Zimmern
England
Associated Country
Women of the World
Miss Zimmern
Zimmern Teld
Washington
Errick Willis
van Drecht
Makaroff
T. A. Yeo
Shaw
Benito
Fraser
Swan River
Bates
Minitonas
Winnipeg Week Social Notes From Tummel District
Tummel residents and visitors are noted in a sequence of social items. Beatrice Jory visits Winnipeg friends. Anna Graham returns to Foxwarren. Bill Adams visits sister Mrs C Howe. Agnes Inglis departs for Winnipeg summer school. Mabel McFadden heads to Winnipeg for months with her aunt. Mary Robin leaves for Winnipeg for several weeks. Franklin Goodwin returns to Oak Lake. A motor trip with Jimmie to Vancouver relatives. Thos Everall of Dauphin visits Mrs H R Mitchell. Mr and Mrs R Blakely and son of Swift Current visit Mrs Blakelys parents, Mr and Mrs A Inglis. Mrs C Duquemin of Patchland J C reunites with her mother and sister in Winnipeg for several months. Mrs J Brooks hosts friends and presents a silver teapot to Mrs N B Adams on behalf of the W A and W I of Tummel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mres. C. Duquemin
Paachland
J. C
Westwood Renominated by Liberal Progressive Party
W J Westwood was chosen again as Liberal Progressive candidate at a Monday convention in the school auditorium. Only H H Simpson stood against him, with 75 delegates voting. Westwood defended his four year House record while supporters including J A Glen M P and I B Griffits spoke on provincial finances and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Westwood
Liberal-Progressve Party
H. H. Simpson
Simpson
Westwood
T .L .Ditlin
Liberal Progressive Association
J. A. Glen M.P
Marquette
Hon. I. B Griffits
Westood
Griffiths
Manitoba
Prairie
Dominion
Une
Economic Loan Council
Pedersl
Co-Operative Commonwealth Federation
Mer Pillin
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. D. G. Barber
Willia
Social Credit Group
Skinner's Nursery
Mr. Skinner
Fred Gilbert
John J. Arklie
Legion Sports
Cromarty
R .W .Smale
Dau Phin
Winnie Brandon
Lake Madge
Grace Collins
Women’s Institute Covention
Beatrice Jory
Anna Graham
Foxwarren
Bill Adams
Mrs. C. Howe
Agnes Inglis
Mabel McFadden
Mary Robin
Franklin Goodwin
Fred Knight
Vancouver, B.C
Mr. Thos, Everall
H.R. Mitchell
Mrs .R. Blakely
Swift Current, Sask
Mrs. Blakely
Mrs. A. Inglis
J Brooks
N. B. Adams
Adams
W.A
W.I
Arlie Dingwall
TA. Yeo
Vivian and
Doreen
Jack Yeo
Mestre Lealie Ward
Thomas Lambkin
Camp Shilo
Benita
Irene Peden
Stonewall, Man
Leta Richardson
Mrs. G. Kerr
H. J. Everall
E. G. Greenaway
Frank Nott
Deer Lodge Military Hospital
Kathleen Greenaway
Norwood
W. E. Carr
Roblin- Benito
Bruce McGregor
Kerrobert, Sask. Ware
Glake Nash
Timber
Gilert Plains
Mervyn Allingham
Pelly, Sask
White Bear, Sask
Roblin Fair
Togo
Mr. J. &. Kinesia
R.W. Smale
Jean Mitchell
Gilbert Piaing
W .J. Fitzgerald
Calgary
Gordon Fitzgerald
Harold Kaleo
Regina
Selwin Smith
Chipman Experimental Gardens
Charleswood
Mrs. Andees
Wis
J. H. Cailes
Mise Edna Blakeman
Portage la Prarie
Mies Gladys Rae
Doug Kay
How of
Spence
Ritchia
J. Day
Cholceland, Sask
Gay
Nick Negrych
Roblin Bakery and Confectionery
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