District News Social Visits and Births Highlight Weekend
Mrs John Brooks of Brandon stayed overnight with Mr and Mrs Jas Arnott. Alice and Winnie visited Dauphin to see Elsie. Winnie stayed with Mrs Grace Arnott and Robin. Mr and Mrs Hampton Spencer of Waterloo Ontario visited Mr and Mrs L J Hohie. Doug Spencer and Margaret Hohie welcomed their second son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brooks
Brandon
Jas. Arnott
Alice
Winnie
Dauphin
Elsie
Grace Arnott
Robin
Hampton Spencer
Waterloo
Ont
L. J. Hohie
Wayne
Doug Spencer
Margaret Hohie
Roblin Bingo Winners Celebrate Weekend Payouts
Community notices extend congratulations to Mrs. J Beer man for a 500 dollar bingo win at Roblin on Friday night and to Mrs. G Pound and Mrs. Tom Duffy for 50 and 25 dollar prizes. Nearby residents visited family and friends over the weekend with several arrivals and christening services noted.
Wedding Trips Highlight Weekend Travel Notes
Mrs C McCrea reports a weekend of family travel with relatives visiting weddings and relatives across Canadian and U S cities. Paul and Lois Arndt attended a cousin’s wedding in Saskatoon, returning Sunday. The Robin family visited Regina to see Mr and Mrs Gillis. Wilfred Beats of Winnipeg visited Nick and Mrs Peats. John Lambs journeyed to Tulsa for Miss Oklahoma Parent Pageant and visited B C Farrel in Durant Oklahoma. Mrs John Lamb Sr flew to Dallas to join Roblin travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Lois Arndt
Saskatoon
Ben Melniker
Michael Robin
Regina
Gillis
Wilfred Beats
Winnipeg
Nick Peats
John Lamb
Tulsa Oklahoma
Tulsa
B. C. Farrel
Durant, Oklahoma
John Lamb Sr
Dallas
Roblin
Visiting relatives spread across Prairie cities
Mrs. Wm. Mampson visits at Mr. and Mrs. Dickie with her mother Mrs. J. Whyte and sister Mrs. Doris Marty from New Westminster B C. Mrs. M. Jones returns from Regina after weeks with daughter Mrs. Clara Ross. Mrs. John Fedoruk back home after days with her son in Winnipeg. Mrs. Jack Brown and son Ron of Vancouver visit Mr. and Mrs. Dave Gawley. Mr. and Mrs. H. White of Winnipeg visit their son-in-law and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Earl White. Mr. Alex Sinclair of Saskatoon visits friends on June 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Dickie
J. Whyte
Doris Marty
New Westminster
B.C
M. Jones
Clara Ross
Regina
John Fedoruk
Harry Fedoruk
Winnipeg
Jack Brown
Ron
Vancouver
B. C
Dave Gawley
H. White
Earl White
Alex Sinclair
Saskatoon
Local Notables and Visitors Bid Weekend in Busy Manitoba District
Mr and Mrs George Brazeau returned home with their daughter Mrs Vernon Laviolette after a short British Columbia holiday. Bill Hoffman of North Dakota reported a fine trophy bear. George Poitra is a patient in Swan River Hospital. Gerald Larocque from Snow Lake visited his parents. Jim and Monica Brechka visited Mort’s of Boggy Creek on Father’s Day. The Lindbergs were west for their grandson’s funeral after a car accident. Marlene Singer spent a holiday with the McKays. The Andrusiaks traveled to The Pas to visit McGinnis, with a side trip to Rocky Lake praised as worth the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brazeau
Vernon Laviolette
British Columbia
Bill Hoffman
North Dakota
George Poitra
Swan River Hospital
Gerald Larocque
Snow Lake
Jim
Monica Brechka
Mort’s
Boggy Creek
Carl Lindberg
Marlene Singer
Ray McKay
Wm. Andrusiak
Evelyn Lachance
Pas
McGinnis
Rocky Lake
Deepdale Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Birthdays
Beverley Ayer of Brandon visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. C Ayer over the weekend. Mr and Mrs C Powell traveled to Swan River Tuesday and then to Flin Flon for a week with Mr and Mrs Harvey Prior. Mrs Ross Henderson’s June birthday is noted for June 27 and wishes are extended. Mrs R Henderson and Alex Henderson accompanied by Roblin to Winnipeg for two weeks with their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Herb Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverley Ayer
Brandon
C. Ayer
C. Powell
Swan River
D. J. Rink
Flin Flon
Harvey Prior
Ross Henderson
Henderson
R. Henderson
Alex Henderson
Roblin
Winnipeg
Herb Henderson
Birth announcement and local visits in Cromarty area
Ed Mohr welcomed a son on Friday with his mother in attendance from Kamsack Sask. Several relatives and friends visited Roblin and Dauphin areas over the weekend including Mr and Mrs Fred McDuffe of Winnipeg and Mr and Mrs Fred Austin of Togo Sask Health nurse Edith Davis returned home after weekend visit and trip to Neepawa Sask Winnipeg visitors the Spears and Cathy Thompson called on Mr and Mrs Wm Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Mohr
Kay Fyfe
Kay
Bill
Garfield McDuffe
Winnipeg
Fred McDuffe
Fred Austin
Togo
Sask
Marion Davis
Roblin
Marion
Dauphin
Edith Davis
Neepawa
Man
George Giles Sr
Cromarty 4H Beef Club Achievement Event at Haberstock Farm
The Cromarty 4H Beef Club held its achievement event Friday June 18 at the Haberstock farm. A large turnout witnessed boys and girls display calves prepared for the show and trophies and awards were presented to winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cromarty
Jack Haberstock
Local News From Grand Narrows
Mr. George Murray returned home Sunday after a lengthy stay in the General Hospital. Mrs Murray, a patient there, is progressing favorably. Mr. Fred Framingham came home Friday after several weeks in the Rehabilitation Hospital. Mrs G Wilson spent days last week visiting at the O Wilson residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Murray
General Hospital
Murray
Fred Framingham
Rehabilitation Hospital
G. Wilson
O. Wilson
Eight Attend Deepdale Ladies' Aid Meeting at Ayer Home
The Deepdale Ladies Aid met June 18 at Mrs. Clifford Ayer's home with eight members and one visitor. The group read scripture, shared reflections, and prayed. A $25 donation was approved for the Roblin District Cemetery Fund. July and August meetings were canceled. The next gathering is set for September 5 at Mrs. C. McKenzie's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deepdale Ladies Aid
Clifford Ayer
Roblin
C. McKenzie
Beef Prices Rise Says Canadian Agriculture Minister
Ottawa June 13 1969 Agriculture Minister Bud Olson said beef prices are finally rising the first raise for Canadian beef producers in 20 years. He noted higher prices will benefit consumers, farmers and the industry as demand grows faster than supply and producers invest to expand herds and facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
H. A
Bud) Olson
Canada
Olson
Mr. Olson
Beef price rise sparks farmer and consumer debate
Mr Olson warns boycotts may worsen shortages and higher prices as beef producers gain a larger share of the dollar. He notes farmers have received 68.5 cents per dollar in 1949 and 54 cents in 1966, urging supply adjustments to meet demand. Continued next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olson
Also Mentioned on This Page
District News
Robkn, Man
Main Street
Irene Roman
Robert
H. Craven
F. Curle
C. Robinson
Gordon Mitchell
Portage la Prairie
Cliffe Snedden
Minnedosa
J. D
Shirley
J. Davis
Ray
Edmonton
P. Korotash
D. Curtis
Borketon
Michelle
Joy
Harper
Jas. Curtis
Debbie Lynn
Ken Pound
Wally McKenzie
Progressive Conservative
The
McKenzie
Progressive Conservative Association
Wm. Mampson
Doggy Creek
Happy Lake
San Clara
J. Mortemore
Deepdale
Grand Narrows
Geo. Murray
Deepdale Ladies’ Aid Meeting
Roblin Men’s Golf Club
J. and M. Beauty Salon
Paul's
Walkathon
Kin Park
Tiny
Asesseppi Hill
James Stewart
Dean Martin’ Raquel Welch
George Kennedy Color
Dark of the Sun
Rod Taylor
Yvette Mimieux
Jim Brown
Doris Day
Robert Morse
Terry Thomas
Don Messers Islander
Russell Memorial
D.T
Russell
Don Messer
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!