Community Notes Welcomes New Families and Local Visits
Valerie Pritchard visited with Mr and Mrs Stewart Simpson. Charlie Kelly and Harold joined Mr and Mrs Chris Tunson to Dauphin. Mrs Wm Radford returned from hospital. Don Davis visited Lyle Schneider and Schneider Sr. Wellington Watson left for the west coast. Tom Aithens and Audrey visited C Kellys Friday. Welcoming Mr and Mrs Wozney from Yorkton and Mr and Mrs Rudy De Haas from Red Lake beside Court service station. Geo Ricker and Herb Hansen visited and fished, noting several catches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valerie Pritchard
Stewart Simpson
Charlie Kelly
Harold
Mirs
Chris Tumnson
Dauphin
Wm. Radford
Hospital
Audrey
C. Kelly
Wozney
Famsily
Yorkton
Sask
Wellington Watson Farm
Rudy de Haas
Red Lake
Ont
Court
Geo. Ricker
Herb Hansen Stanless
Man
Local Families Share Weekend Visits Across Towns and Borders
Ames residents Mr and Mrs Charlies Framingham visit Charlies parents Mr and Mrs Framingham Ames. Orville Wilson returns from Trenton Ontario with his wife and family. George Murray Beverly Wendy Mrs J Radford and Terry spend weekend at Chiapin and John Radford homes in Snow Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies
Framingham
Ames
Iowa
Fred Framingham
Orville Wilson
Social and Golf News From Swan River Area
Dr Bruce Stella Peteleski and Mary Oliphant attended the Swan River Ladies Golf Tournament. Mrs J Adam leaves for Ottawa to visit daughter and son in law. Intermountain League baseball June 15 Inglis defeats Shortdale 20 to 6. Gilbert Plains Men’s Golf and local visits noted. Brandon College piano exams held in Roblin with nineteen candidates. results in a month. Haney BC open house for Mrs Lundy’s mother’s 81st birthday. Graduation awards for Emily Perchaluk at Brandon College Teacher Training June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bruce
Stella Peteleski
Mary Oliphant
Swan River
Gordon McPherson
Brandon College
Roblin
Alice Thom
Vina Smith
Haney
Lundy
T. Armstrong
Saskatoon
H. M. Smith
Mission
Emily Perchaluk
Shortdale
Manitoba Teachers’ Society
G. R. Rowe
Sworthy
World Book
B. Scott Bateman
Deaf student Gerald Zimmer to attend Gallaudet College
Gerald Zimmer, 19, a deaf student at the Manitoba School for the Deaf, is accepted for admission to Gallaudet College in Washington DC, the world’s only college for the deaf. He served as student council president, showing leadership in sports and social events, with a goal to become a teacher of the deaf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Zimmer
Shellmouth
Tris
Manitoba School For the Deaf
Gallaudet College
Washington, D. C
Abraham Lincoln
Gerald
D. M. Plummer
Sixth Meeting of Deepdale Garden Club Held at Jakeman Home
The Deepdale 4H Garden Club held its sixth meeting at Mrs Frances Jakeman's home on June 16. Members practiced judging and weed identification for the Dauphin Rally before the meeting. The bake sale report was given and Gail McIntyre Barbara Klemetski and Karen Mysko sang The Silver Birch. Next meeting is set for June 28 at Mr Art McIntyre's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Gail Oliphant
Ona Truffyn
Deepdale
Garden Clovers
Frances Jakeman
Gail McIntyre
Barbara Klemetski
Karen Mysko
Art McIntyre
Lutheran Centennial Service at Lake Campbell Camp
Sunday June 25 marked Centennial Day at the Lutheran Camp on Lacdackfish Lake with about 1200 attendees. Rev. Baron of Fort Saskatchewan and Rev. Dr. Lucht of Fremont led morning and afternoon services. The Roblin School Band played hymns and afternoon featured recreation and swimming. The camp will run weekly programs starting July 7 for children and youth, contact Rev. Paul Borchardt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dackfish Lake
Baron
Fort Saskatchewan
Alberta
Lucht
Fremont
Wisconsin
U.S.A
Iater
Paul Borchardt
Goose Lake Choir Reaches Provincial Centennial Finals
The Grades V and VI Goose Lake School Choir qualified for the Provincial Centennial Music Festival finals held at Brandon College in Brandon Manitoba. The article notes their participation in the finals at Brandon College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goose Lake
Brandon College
Brandon
Man
Community notes and choir results from Merridale area
Local notes report Mr Wayne Cockerill on leave from Halifax with the Canadian Navy, visits by the Campbell and Cassidy families, and several trips and visits around Esterhazy Swift Current and Winnipeg. European adjudicators attended a June 3 event with choirs from France and Great Britain, winners being Steinbach Treble Teens and Winnipeg Mennonité Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Cockerill
Halifax
Campbell
Swift Current
France
Great Britain
Steinbach
Winnipeg
Roblin
M. .Galatuik
Marcia Lebedovich
Silver Binch
Davis
Iboys
Goose Lake
Bill Yellowega
T. Paley
H. Sorbo
Algae Control In Dugouts And Hay Handling Tips
Weldon A. Newton advises on algae control in dugouts with Regione A or bluestone treatments and notes water safety benefits. He covers hay cutting timing for grasses and legumes, drying to reduce nutrient loss, windrowing, and storage methods to prevent mold and spontaneous combustion. Random piling and weatherproofing are discussed for bale storage.
New Driver's Licenses Take Effect July First
Manitoba's motor vehicle branch completed mailing 12 000 of 420 000 forms for drivers and chauffeurs. Existing two year licenses expire June 30. new licenses valid for two years start July 1 with fees 95.00 for driver and 7.60 for chauffeur. By Monday 128 150 renewals were returned by mail, forms must be filled out signed and include fee before delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Local social notes from Fairview to Morden and beyond
Mrs C A Elliott reporter lists visitors and gatherings from Fairview Montana to Leader Saskatchewan and Morden Manitoba. Families from Swan River The Pas Colonsay and Roblin visited, attended weddings and open air services. Health news notes Mrs Nahe hospitalized for emergency surgery at Yorkton hospital. Tommy Duffy and brother Bob have taken North country employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Pound
Pas
Sherrill and
Garry
J. E. Arnott
F. Hilderman
O. Hilderman
Karen
Patterson-Bawman
Morden
S. Sembaluk
Swan River
G. Shearer
Garry and
Dale Beck
H. Hart
Kim
Kevin
Colonsay
Sask
Avere
T. Beck
F. Nahe
Foga
Yorkton Hospital
T. Rogers
D. Carnochan
Roblin
R. Briggs
Inglis
Asessippi Beach
A. Patterson
Emma
P. Busch
Winnipeg
G. Beattie
Oak
Roblin Agricultural Society Plans Fair Day July 14
Roblin Agricultural Society finalizes fair day plans for July 14 including ball tournament formats with prize distributions Intermountain Pony League Invitational and pastball events and a band concert set for 4 pm at the fairgrounds. The title to land sold to Intermountain School Division is registered in the school’s name and $3500 will be sent to the Roblin Centennial Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Society
Roblin Agricultural Society
Stewart Simpson
Intermountain
Roblin
Roblin Fair
Peggy's Pointers Sewing Signals Safe Stitching
Home sewers can take summer driving style lessons by matching thread tension to fabric and testing stitches before sewing. Adjust stitch length for fabric type, from 14 16 stitches per inch for cotton blends to 10 12 for vinyl and durable yard goods. Test run to prevent puckering and ensure smooth road work on seams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ual
Engagement of Lynda May to Kenneth Chase in Roblin
Mr and Mrs Earle McGinnis of Silverwood Manitoba announce the engagement of their eldest daughter Lynda May to Kenneth Gerald Chase son of Mr and Mrs Harold Chase of Bield Manitoba The wedding is set for July 15 1967 at 6 pm in the Roblin Free Methodist Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle McGinnis
Silverwood
Manitoba
Lynda May i
Kenneth Gerald Chase
Harold Chase
Bield
Roblin Free Methodists Church
Installation Of New Officers By Roblin Order Of Royal Purple
On Royal Purple Day June 7 Roblin Lodge No 210 hosted a banquet for 45 elderly ladies from Roblin and District at Elis Hall. After supper they were entertained and prizes of dainties and cakes were given. A photo attempt failed. May activities included a district meeting in Dauphin a rummage sale at Elks Hall and donations to the Michelle Kines Fund and Roblin District Hospital. June 1 installation of officers was led by Mildred Dobbin of Dauphin with Pauline Cratch assisting. New officers include Molly Korpan as Honored Royal Lady and Isla Bennett as Chaplain among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.C.R.P. Roblin ‘Lodge No. 210
Roblin
Elis’ Hall
O.K.P
Dauphin
Roblin Lodge
Elks Hall
Nellie Filewich
C.c.2.p
Michelle Kines
Roblin District Hospital
Mildred Dobbin
Pauline Cratch
Manitoba Sets July 3 as Holiday in Centennial Year
Provincial secretary Stewart E. McLean states that a federal proclamation designates July 3, 1967 as a public holiday across Canada. Under Manitoba law the day becomes a holiday. citizens may choose observance per labour agreements, while July 1 remains Dominion Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart E. McLean
Manitoba
Canada
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Roxanne Cranwell
Marcia Filewich
Don Bach
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Vernelle Andres
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Gernie Kozmenuik
Intermountain League
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Mike Peteleski
College For
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F. A. Newton
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Weldon A. Newton
Geo. Ghearer Sr
Fairview
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Roblin Review
Fasthall & Horseshoes
Peggy
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Order of Royal Purple
Iuring
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Connie Keast
Arlene Kozak
Elsie Chernesky
Isla Bennett
Mary Truffyn
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