Community News Notes From Region Wide Weekend
A weekend of visits and events across the area includes Pte Dale Olson from Regina home for a visit, Nelson Krantz returning from St Thomas Ontario to see family and friends. Farmers attend Sask Wheat Pool convention in Kamsack on June 10 while many attend a Community Hall lecture and show. Mr and Mrs Furtney celebrate 25th anniversary with a large gathering and gifts. Mae Mathews visits Peachview Sask. Mrs Ward and others travel to Winnipeg for holidays and hospital, and a patriotic club concert and dance raises funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Olson
Regina
La.c
Nelson Krantz
St. Thomas
Ont
Kamsack
Bertha Franklin
A.W
RCAF
Brantford
Fred Franklin
Togo
Ivan Furtney
Zorra
Sgt. Lomax
Mr. S. Phillips
Mae Mathews
Peachview
Sask
W. Fletcher
Roblin
Earl Beatty
Makaroff
R. Boyce
T. Roberts
Winnipeg
R. G. Ward
Winnipeg General Hospital
Patriotic Club
R. Sanders
Flin Flon
Timber district notes and social rounds include weddings
Local items record visits by Timber H. Poyser and Miss Eileen Kulyk, fishing at Laurie Lake, and farm changes as Tony Warbeck moves onto John Cherneski’s property. A concert and bazaar at Timber school raised funds for the Red Cross. A wedding at the Oddfellows Hall ends with a Calgary home plan for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Dunlop
Tony Warbeck
John Cherneski
H. R. Mitchell
Jean Mitchell
John Chernesky
Timber District
Timber School
Red Cross
Harry Antronyk
Nick Maluga
Harry
Homemakers Club Meets In June At TOGO
Mrs J Dickie hosted the TOGO Homemakers Club on June 11. They planned attendance at the district convention in Kamsack next month with Mrs King set to stage a short play there. Mrs Gawley reported 20 parcels sent overseas this month. A paper on Art in War Times and a letter from England were read. An old handicraft display was shown and will be displayed at the Kamsack convention. The club marked its 12th birthday with a candlelit cake. Tobacco jar money for the month totaled 1.58 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kamsack
Togo Agricultural Society Prize Lists Issued For July Fair
The Prize Lists of the Togo Agricultural Society have been printed and sent to Secretary L. Lindsay in Togo for distribution. The fair date is set for July 29 this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Togo Agricultural Society
L. Lindsay
Togo
Local Social Notes and Visits Across Winnipeg District
Miss Evelyn Fraser of Winnipeg spends a holiday at her home here. Miss E Grassie also visited with friends in the district. Pt George Aldridge of the Army Corps Shilo is a guest. Families including Mr and Mrs W Edward Reg and Mr and Mrs F McDuffe and Ruth visited Grandview. Gordon Collins leaves by train for Winnipeg to enlist. The June W I meeting at Mrs G Giles home had strong attendance. A tea and another V bundle with a quilt are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Fraser
Winnipeg
E. Grassie
George Aldridge
Army Corps
Shilo
S. Fraser
W. Edward
Reg
F. McDuffe
Ruth
Grandview
Gordon Collins
W.I
Social notes from San Clara and Dauphin area
Mrs. John Bouvier visits Dauphin briefly while Cyril Hamelin and Marcel Carriere head to Winnipeg. Raymond Laroque plans a two to three month Swan River visit. Red Cross dance at Clemenceau school enjoyed by many. Home Guard gains J F E Langan for two weeks at Shilo. Mrs. F Anderson and Patsy travel to Winnipeg for visits. Picnic set for Sunday July 5 with invitation to all. Wilfred Himeault and daughter Claire visit Russell for dental care. Local youths sought to form a baseball team amid wartime duties and social tensions mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bouvier
Dauphin
Cyril Hamelin
Marcel Carriere
Winnipeg
Raymond Laroque
Swan River
Red Cross
Clemenceau School
J. F E. Langan
Home Guard
Shilo
Shilo. Mrs. F. Anderson
Patsy
Dennis
A. Bussiere
Ice Cream Social Planned at Silverwood School
Silverwood announces an ice cream social at Silverwood school on Tune 24th. The event aims to raise funds for the cemetery, with games and a dance planned for the night. Local residents express thanks to helpers for the social’s success and note various local visitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pte. B. Johnson
Silverwood School
Spr
B. Maguire
Portage la Prairie
Silverwood
Flin Fton
Walter
John Dixon
Lawrence Maguire
Quiet Norwood Church Wedding Sees Violet May Lewis Wed
Violet May Lewis eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs F Lewis married Murray Clarke Old son of Mr and Mrs C P Old at St Phillips Church Norwood on May 23. Attendants were Mrs G U Pashak and Mrs C D MacPherson with H P G Fraser at the organ and F W Goodeve officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Phillip’s Church
Norwood
Violet May
F. Lewis
Murray Clarke Old
C. P. Old
Sts
Vital
G. U. Pashak
C. D. MacPherson
H. P. G. Fraser
Cannon F. W. Goodeve
Wedding at St Andrew's Manse Lethbridge June 1
A quiet ceremony united Joan W Hamilton and A C T William Sangster at St Andrew's Manse Lethbridge on Monday evening. Rev E L Gavin officiated as the couple exchanged vows in a traditional formal setting. The bride wore a queen’s style afternoon frock with a matching hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Hamilton
Cpl
Andrew Slavert
Oddfellow
Calgary
Hamilton
St. Andrew’s Manse
Lethbridge
Joan W Hamilton
R. B. Morden
A.C.T William Sangster
Wm. Sanester
Deendale
Man
E. L Gavin
Charmine
Queen's Hole
Binder Twine Supplies and Harvest Prices 1942 Notes
Farmer price expectations for binder twine in 1942 harvest season suggest costs must not exceed 1941 levels. Text indicates supply adequacy concerns and the need to meet all requirements with sufficient materials and pricing.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Britain
Deepdale
H. Poyser
Eileen Kulyk
S. Trowski
Mike Klemeski
Joe Wavryk
Sam Matewish
Laurie Lake
K. Trowski
S. Filewich
San Clara
Cromarty
Wilfred Himbeault
Russell
Claire
Old—Lewis
Alberta
Pacific
Jackson
Inglis
Foxwarren Serenaders
R. F. Standish
Robln
A. Woods Hicks
Dunlop
Ceylon
India
Roblin Theatre
Tim Holtin
Cyclone
Walt Disney
Dragon
Joan Fontaine
Cary Cooper
Alfred Hitchcock
Miss Fontaine
Bing Crosbie
Mary Martin
the Roblin Trading Co
Saturdy
Carnation Milk
Lipton’s
Malkin
Graves
Ginger
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