Various Town News From Kamsack And Surrounds
Local notes report visitors in Winnipeg and from Eyebrow Sask. Rev Cornish returns from spring farm work. Norman Cockerill family welcomed twins. Jack Haines reports big catch at 3 bridge as fishing trips occur around Boggy Creek Pyott’s bridge Prokopetz’s eye. Kay Truffin leaves for Flin Flon MTS staff. A chimney fire at Kenzie Cammidge’s draws 100 firefighters but quickly contained. Dauphin Festival pupil Arlenee places second in Grade three piano. Harold Keast’s party fishes at Jack Fish lake. Kamsack softball hosts Roblin with 9 2 loss. Witzel starts pitching for Roblin, Cockerill relieves. Crowd notes no admission charged. imports rumored en route.
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J. Hilland
Winnipeg
3 Bridge
A. Thoms
Boggy Creek
Pyott
Harold Keast
Jack Fish Lake
Kamsack
Don Robertson
W.I
Amu
Witzel
Roblin
Cockerill
Here
Cube
Merri dale Community Notices and Picnic Announcement
District News mentions church Sunday services at 3 o clock through summer on the second Sunday. Numerous local visits and family updates across Merri dale, Brandon, Winnipeg, and surrounding areas. A fireside note reports Ben Klemecki's house burned with origin undetermined and a Hillsburg road project in Merri dale. A Merri dale school picnic is planned for Sunday June 11 opposite John Syke's place, plus Makaroff Community Centre meeting June 12 and Rev. Dickson serving Mak aroff next Sunday at 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Rozenuk
Nick Proskie
Mrs Kulcheski
Sam Syke
Mike Slusar
S. Pronyk
Buger
Ben Klemecki
Bill Ratushny
John Cockerill
Maluta and Skomorowski
Shortdale
Merridale
Hillsburg Road
Ada Cockerill
Brandon
Peter Petelesky
Bill Burak
Anne’ Shulhan
Mary Homeniuk
Yaholnitsky
Bill
Steve Chernecki
Harry Bogusky
John Syke
Makaroff Community Centre
Dickson of
Kamsack
Makaroff
F. L. Large
Helen
Melita
Geo. Becker
Stornoway
Sask
J. C. Arnott
Lambs Visit to Bredenburg and Family Gatherings
The Lamb family motored to Bredenburg Saskatchewan Sunday. Margaret Fisher returned to Winnipeg Monday. The Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs O C Fishers was very well attended. Mr and Mrs C McCrae and family visited Wm Doole at Dropmore Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamb
Bredenburg
Sask
Margaret Fisher
Winnipeg
Ladies Aid
O. C. Fishers
Mrs. C. McCrae
Wm Doole’s
Dropmore
Deepdale Community Notes Include Meetings and Visits
The Deepdale page lists the W I meeting at Mrs E Lomax home on June 28 and the June Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs H W Ayer home on June 14. It notes illness of Mrs E Luchuk and her hospital visit, plus numerous Sunday visits among local residents and relatives. A Flood Relief Dance at Silverwood is announced for June 16 with good music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Lomax
Ladies Aid
H. W. Ayer Wednesdy
E. Luchuk
Luchuk
Bill Gregor
Brandon
Sam Maguire
Togo
Swartus
R. Klausen
Olie Williams
M. Mickelson
Roblin
W. Maguire
Silverwood
Cecil Maguire
Clifton Maguire
Jack Duns
Billy Maguire
Ray Clark
Marcia Traub
Lawrence Maguire
Reg Mortemore
New Teachers For Goose Lake School
The Goose Lake School trustees met June 1 with all members present except Robertson and Switzer. They accepted applications from Miss McFee Miss Filewich Mrs Stewart and Mrs Hendy and approved use of Grade VIII room by Lutherans for the first two weeks in July. They also accepted Miss Filewich for soil excavation from the basement and discussed disbursing the Carronbrook Trust account with the Department of Education. W R Scott to supervise the school addition. Accounts approved include D R Watson insurance 60.92 Taylor Hardware 11.40 Mitchells Drugs 2.50 Geo Pearson 77.00 P Harlow 27.25. Meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertson
Switzer
Leasack
Haines
Sorbo-Edel
Miss McFee
Filewich
Stewart
Hendy
Halldorson - Sorbo
Lesack - Halldorson
M Filewich
Halldorson - Lesack
Carronbrook Trust
Dept. of Education
W. R. Scott
Haines-Edel
D. R. Watson Insurance
Taylor Hardware Meyer School Supplies
Mitchell’s Drugs
Geo. Pearson
Harlow
Halldorson
Hospital Canteen Opens Saturday
Fifty six attended the Hospital Aid meeting in United church basement Tuesday afternoon. Plans for rummage sale are progressing and the booth on Main street will open Saturday night. Pantry shower response praised by the Food committee. Baby Bonus boxes were on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
Main Street
Food Committee
Record Prize Lists for Roblin Agricultural Society Rise
The Review prints a record number of prize lists as Roblin Agricultural Society rebirths its fair. Prize money is up along the board with new specials to spur exhibitors. Money in the attic prompts a hospital aid rummage sale led by the Roaring Scot. Auction Saturday June 24 with a Rochedale Picnic planned for June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin Agricultural Society
The
Review
Russell
H.A
Beautify Manitoba Season Emphasizes Clean Up Drive
The Roads Association marks its 42nd season with a booklet detailing competitions for best kept municipal roads and beautified towns. Prizes include cups and shields donated by government and businesses. The campaign urges residents to remove junk, tidy lots, trim hedges, and involve schoolchildren to foster cleanliness and community pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roads _ Association
Roads Association
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District News
Bield
Deepdale
Goose Lake
Rochedale
Manitoba
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