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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 31, 1958
Page
1
Mrs Lamb and Kathryn with Mrs Chasson arrived from Arizona on Sunday. Clarence Fisher and Miss Wency Pullen traveled from Brampton to visit his parents. Local families hosted visitors from Snow Lake Winnipeg and Winnipeg. Camp attendees and trips to Banff and Ontario are noted, along with baptisms, christenings, and bible school start. Rev Borchardt to Hope B C.
Rev and Mrs C Baumung and their family travel from the States to an undisclosed destination, arriving with a contingent of relatives and associates. The group is welcomed locally, marking a notable visit by the Baumung family.
Shell River crowds including Mr. and Mrs. Stan McMaster and family Mr. and Mrs. Bill Payne Mrs. Alan McKenzie and baby of Kingston Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Hamsen and Norma Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Payne and family of Dauphin spent Thursday at Childs Lake Terry Payne of Dauphin stayed days with Wayne Ward Peter Hanson has moved back to Roblin Miss Darlene Payne spent two weeks with grandparents Kirkland Cockerill of Dauphin visited Philip Hanson for a month
Mrs. R. Klassen returns home from Roblin hospital after a stay. Darla Dixon comes home from Crystal Lake camp. McGinnis children and Teorgina Klassen attend Jack Fish Lake camp. Wayne Armistead Wayne Klassen Ellen Donaldson Allen Radford and Billy Fram ngham at C S S M camp Madge Lake. Basement excavation underway for new school with building to follow shortly. Mrs P M Framingham attended W I visitor day at Grand Narrows hall last Wednesday.
Grand Narrows notes show multiple families traveling to Hassan Rama Madge Lake and Togo for reunions and visits on July 20th with extended relatives from Bowsman. Local residents participate in WI visitors day, hear Miss Atwater’s provincial convention report, and share greetings as O Wilson recovers.
Mrs J Powell and Kathleen of Fort Langley B C visited Mr and Mrs F Grundy. Mr and Mrs Fred Hilderman and girls returned Monday after a motor trip to B C. Harold Nabe enjoying a Madge Lake holiday. R Oliver of Cypress River renewed acquaintances in town Tuesday. Chas Rogers spent weekend at MacDonald Man. J A Beattie motored through southern Manitoba and the Northern States over the weekend.
A Saskatchewan 1957 survey shows summerfallowing boosts yields but adds costs. Wheat on summerfallow averaged 17.9 bu/acre versus 9 on stubble. oats 35 vs 21. barley 28 vs 16. Emphasizes protective trash cover to curb erosion and improve moisture retention, noting careful management for profits in 1939.
The Tummel W.A held its July meeting at Tummel hall with 12 members and 15 visitors present. Mrs Ross McBain spoke on the Dominion Presbytery Conference in Toronto and the Provincial Conference. Lunch was served at Haberman auction sale. Next meeting set for August 13 at Mrs O W Mickelson’s home. tol call will be a favorite poem and poet. A note recalls prehistoric deeraver weights up to 3500 pounds.
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