Local Visitors and Community Notes Across Town
Peter Maluga visited Kamsaack on business while Mike Filewich of Deepdale called at his parental home on Monday. Peter Styba and Nick Pawlek were business visitors to S1 Lazare on Tuesday. Neighbors helped Walter Fedorchuk pour cement for a new building. Delegates Alex Hawryluk Norman Kosinsky and Frank Malashewski attend the M F A convention. Peter Biluk and family drove to Watrous last week. The Zelena picnic was rained out but welcomed by farmers catching up on sleep. It took four tractors and a bulldozer to move a chicken house. The Northcliffe Champs visited Hillcrest Dodgers. Dodgers won 15 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Maluga
Kamsaack
Mike Filewich
Deepdale
Peter Styba
Nick Pawlek
S1 Lazare
Walter Fedorchuk
Alex Hawryluk
Norman Kosinsky
Frank Malashewski
Peter Biluk
Mark Bancarz
Charles
Watrous
Merridale Social Notes Highlight Weddings and Delegates
Mr and Mrs Jack Yaworski hosted visitors from Mr and Mrs Sam Syke and other households. Local groups named delegates to the Dauphin F A convention and set speakers for a contest in Binscarth. Emily Yalowicki and Larry Morash celebrated a June 14 wedding reception at the Yalowickis with many guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Yaworski
Sam Syke
Bourdin
Laurier
Myslichuk
Ruben Poyser
Edna Dayson
Anton Shafranski
Billy Lywak
F. A
Dauphin
Helen Syke
Merridale Garden Club
Elsie Boguski
Roblin Engagements Spotlight Three Marriages Plans
The notice outlines engagements in Manitoba. Margaret Jean Fisher and Wm. E. Eckert plan a June 28 1952 wedding at Tummel United Church in Roblin. Elizabeth Ludwig and Ralph Harold Cockerill are engaged, as are Anne Ethel Poyser and William Robert Pallister with a Portage La Prairie wedding planned for July 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C. Fisher
Roblin
Man
Margaret Jean
Wm. E. Eckert
Tummel United Church
J. H. Poyser
Anne Ethel
William Robert
Local District Notes of Visits and Events
District residents recount trips to Fargo Winnipeg Yorkton and Dauphin plus Saturday Eastern Star tea and apron sale. Local clergy and LegionAuxiliary activity, later summer meetings and visits to relatives frame a busy community week with several departures and arrivals.
Community Notes From Neepawa Weekend Visits and Local Events
Makaroff and Curtis families visit relatives in Neepawa and nearby towns. Pound and Spencer families travel to Dear Lake Tisdale and Brandon while Pearl Nowell visits MacGregor. A. Taylor illnesses noted and a reception held for Alfred Boyce. Cemetery cleanup completed with officers elected for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Boyce
H. Boyce
W. A
Beattie
Hene Beattie
P. Penniston
Togo
Winnipeg
E. Traub
Chas. Simpson
United Church
Sec
Frank Grundy
Treas
Chas. Eliott
Jas. Kerswell
F. Hilderman
Chas. Grundy
Mrs Middleton Removes Arm Cast In Roblin Visit
Grand Narrows reports Mrs Middleton visited Roblin Saturday and had the cast removed from her arm. The Ladies Section of the M.F.A.C. met at Mrs J Radford’s last Wednesday with full attendance and plans were made for attending upcoming events.
Dance on the 23rd in the hall
Local social notes mention a planned dance on the 23rd in the hall. Roblin residents Mr and Mrs Adam Sangster visited Billy Maguire Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Sangster
Roblin
Billy Maguire
Sadie
M. Mickels
Jack Bailey
Dauphin Hospital
Annie Redman
Roblin Hospital
Mis. Willis Armistead
Swan River
Bowsman
Walker
Hillcrest
Deepdale
Silverwood
Local Notes From Roblin District and Area
Tom Linton remains employed at H Bramwell’s farm south of Roblin. Local residents attended the Singing Evangelist services in Roblin Sunday evening. Sunday and Monday showers were gratefully received as crops and gardens look well. Mrs Chas MacKenzie returned from the United church conference and part of the W I convention at Ft Garry. Mrs R Henderson returned from Winnipeg after attending the Provincial W I convention at the U of Manitoba. The Ladies Aid met in June at Mrs Gardner’s home with eleven members present. Arrangements were made to clean the church interior and repaint the ceiling. A lunch was served, next meeting scheduled for July 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Linton
H. Bramwell
Roblin
Singing Evangelist
Chas. MacKenzie
United Church Conference
W.I
Ft Garry
R. Henderson
Winnipeg
U. of Manitoba
Ladies Aid
Edna Dayson’s Shower Honors Bride to Be in Shell River
A Tuesday gathering at Mrs Alf Dayson home celebrated Edna Dayson with a mock wedding by local ladies. Little Miss Dayson and Joy Sadler carried a gift basket. Jean Dayson gave the address. A 4-H Poultry club meeting is set for June 20 at Fred Zorn’s home. Harvey Lunan of the Canadian Service Corps is home on leave, visiting his mother in the district. Ralph Prior of the Service Corps also visits his sister and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf Dayson
Edna Dayson
Mitchell
A. Dayson
4-H Poultry Club
Fred Zorn
Harvey Lunan
Canadian Service Corps
Anne Lunan
Ralph Prior
Service Corps
Tummel Cemetery Day June 19 and Local Social Notes
Tummel Cemetery Day is set for Thursday June 19 at 10 a.m. Mrs. Fred Spring and infant son Tom return to Manitou after a three week visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J Alexander. A Tummel picnic is planned for June 27 on the school grounds. Miss Shirley Fisher was home for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Livingston attended a wedding in Carberry on Saturday June 14. Miss Bessie Livingston was a Dauphin visitor Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Togo News
W. A. Scoville
Fargo
N.D
Dave Ruff
Canada
S. A. Tripp
Winnipeg
J. W. Eddy
G. Duns
Roblin
Harry Gallaway
Portage
W. R. Dickie
Eastern Star
Cockshutt
Cheryl Eddy
Jos. Topham
R. McKee
Yorkton
Jean Matvenko
Carl Matvenko
Banff
Ruth
O.es
Bates
Kamsack
Harold Sumner
Fred Franklin
Bob May
Mona Kirton
Ladies Auxiliary
Canadian Legion
Robertson
Dauphin
Monarch Lumber Yard
Victor Kirdrotski
Stenen
Harold Gunnessy
Jessie Franklin
Fred Spring
Isabel Alexander
Tommy
Manitou
J. Alexander
Tummel
Shirley Fisher
Bill Livingston
Shorthorn Bull Strayed From Merridale Farm
A ten month old Shorthorn bull with ring and horns strayed from a Merridale farm. Notify Morton Cockerill at Merridale with any information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton Cockerill
Merridale
For Sale 1939 Chevy Coach Overhauled Good Condition
For sale a 1939 Chevrolet coach recently overhauled in good condition. Contact after 5 p.m. at 314-2 Coe with Shevlin. Co. Hart. Notice to Creditors In The Matter of the Estate of Robert Davey late of Town ship 30 Range 28 WPM Rob lin Manitoba and Montreal Quebec. All claims must be verified and sent to 408 Time Building Winnipeg before July 15 1952. Dated Winnipeg June 13 1952. Annie Davey Administratrix per Soklov Wolinsky Solicitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Davey
Roblin
Manitoba
Montreal
Quebec
Carpenter
Winnipeg
Annie Davey
Sokolov & Wolinsky
Tenders for Watchler Plan No 666 at Sask school
Sealed tenders will be received until 6 p m June 30 1952 for all labor and materials for a school Watchler Plan No 666. Plans and specifications available at the secretary’s residence. Mail tenders to Watchler Mfg Co Supervisors in care of Geo Hunter secretary Castleavery 8 D No 436 MacNutt Sask lc
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watchler Mfg. Co
Geo. Hunter
Castleavery
MacNutt, Sask
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Bi Africa
Wright
Africa
L. A. Leavens & Son
General Insurance
New Block
Main St
Roblin Flour & Feed Mill
Lorne Kerr
Roblin Branch
Northcliffe Champs
Hillcrest Dodgers
Dodgers
Peter I. Ludwig
Elizabeth
Ralph Harold Cockerill
Cockerill
Herbert Cockerill
Mion
District News
D. Dixon
J. Radford
H. McMurrays
Chas
Grand Narrows
Shell River
John Deere
International Stationary
Jack Beerman
Call
R. W. McBride
C.C.M
J. Adam
Sturges
M.M
Oliver Tiller
Mike Cherowka
Shell Valley
Russell Clarke
Peter Shulhan
A. T. Kines
P.O
Shevlin
Grainfields
Harold Wenner
Fred Znak
Wm. Cherwoka
F. P. Ostrowski
Turkey
R.O.P
J. J. Hambley Hatcheries, Ltd
Coe Ae Shevlin
Co. Hart
Shellmouth
Dropmore
D. A. Bradley-Hunt
Spigelman & Lichterlin, Man
Perepeluk Hopbeds
Boblin
Vancouver
Vancouvver
Bentt
Big Bend Highway
Greyhound Travel Burney
Coigery
Greyhound
Roblin Electric Ees
Pact and
FIK
Second Ave
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