District News Tidbits From The Pas Area
Mrs. T Winfield visited her daughter Mrs V Davis for several days. Doug Davies from The Pas arrived to spend time with his parents Mr and Mrs Ed Davies. Lawrence Beck visited relatives in Flin Flon with Mrs Winfield and Eddy Langan. Eddy visited his sister Alma and the Charters family of Roblin. Daryl and Keith Elder stayed at their parents home after Daryl finished his course at The Pas. Ken Franklin and children from Dauphin stayed with L Grundy family. Mary Lou Pound of The Pas visited her parents. Linda Pound also spent time at her parents home. Two hometown rinks reportedly did well in the Togo jewelry event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Winfield
V. Davis
Doug Davies
Pas
C.N
Ed Davies
Lawrence Beck
Flin Flon
Winfield
Eddy Langan
Eddy
Alma
S. Charters
Roblin
Daryl
Keith Elder
C. Elder
Ken Franklin
Dauphin
L. Grundy
Mary Lou Pound
Makaroff Mixed Bonspiel Opens With 32 Rinks
The Makaroff Annual Mixed Bonspiel began Sunday with 32 rinks, drawing teams from Roblin Togo San Clara and the district. Winnipeg guests Mr. and Mrs. Alton Robinson dined with Mrs. D. Robinson on Thursday. Hilda Rogers of Roblin visited C. Elliott Sunday evening. Dayle Flodell and children of Melfort Sask. stayed with her parents, Tom and Doris Duffy, over the weekend, visiting Gordon Iftody’s in Inglis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Makaroff
Togo
Roblin
San Clara
Alton Robinson
Winnipeg
D. Robinson
Hilda Rogers
C. Elliott
Dayle Flodell
Melfort
Sask
Tom Duffy
Tommy
Doris
Gordon Iftody
Inglis
Zorra Social Notes Report Guests and Travel
Mrs J Becker Reporter notes Ed Mack and family from Lanigan Sask visit Jack Haberstock’s home last Sunday. Mrs Fred Schrader travels by bus to North Battleford Calgary Nakusp Vancouver area to see relatives. Mr Sauchuk visits before starting work in Calgary. Calder ladies bonspiel turnout noted. Mrs Elizabeth Baumung of Roblin Manitoba visited Calder residents last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Mack
Lanranmburg
Sask
Jack Haberstock
Fred Schrader
North Battleford
Calgary
Alta
Nakusp
B.C
Vancouver
B. C
En Sauchuk
Peter Sauchuk
Calder
Elizabeth Baumung
Roblin
Manitoba
Fred Baumung
Calder, Sask
De La Mare Couple Mark 55th Wedding Anniversary
Riverbend report notes Mr and Mrs George De La Mare celebrate 55th anniversary on February 16. Mr Robert Arnott a Winnipeg General Hospital patient. Mrs Arnott accompanied him and visited relatives in Winnipeg. Harold Wenner and Forrie Chase with Harold Edel curling in Makaroff bomspiel. birth announced for Douglas Jarvis daughter due March 2, sister for Stanly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George de la Mare
Robert Arnott
Winnipeg General Hospital
Shell River Social Notes Highlight Alberta Visit and TV Win
Mr and Mrs Fred Rice of Sedgwick Alberta spent a week visiting relatives in Shell River. Congratulations to Mrs George Pearton on winning a TV on CKSS Count Down last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Rice
Sedgewick
Alberta
George Pearton
Cromarty Community News Highlights Local Events
Pearton won a television in a countdown draw last Wednesday. Calder bonspiel participants including Reita Watson Olovine Coutts Valerie Mann and Jean Martin brought home a prize. Cromarty Community Club met March 1 with Ed Waggoner presiding and planning a box social and dance. Members discussed a piano sale and a district opinion survey due at the April 5 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pearton
Reita Watson
Olovine Coutts
Valerie Mann
Jean Martin
Philip Becker
Yorkton Hospital
Philip
Art Haberstock
Zorra
Erwin Baumung
Ed Mohr
Saskatoon
Mange Giles
Winnipeg
Ed Framingham
Merridale
Fred McDuffe
Marion Davis
Shirley
Albert Davis
Terry Watson
Robin Watson
Lorne Schaan
MacNutt
E. Baumung
Community Notes From Russell And Surrounding Areas
Mrs C McCrea Reporter records weekend visits by Barry Mensch family from Young Saskatchewan to Emil Arndt, Gordon Jory at Russell Hospital opening, Cliff Sage to Erickson for Viking Valley Snow Festival, Dave Sager winning $50 in a draw, Jory and McCrea families visiting Gertie Chapman in Brandon, Wilfred Zimmer from Winnipeg visiting his parents, and Darlene Jory of Regina staying at her parental home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Mensch
Young, Sask
Emil Arndt
Gordon Jory
New Russell Hospital
Cliff Sage
Erickson
Viking Valey
Dave Sager
Cliff McCrea
Gertie Chapman
Brandon
A. S. Craig
Russell
Wilfred Zimmer
Winnipeg
Robert Zimmer
Darlene Jory
Regina
Local Notes From Happy Lake and District
Mrs Sandra Isaback of Winnipeg visits her grandparents the George Brazeau's for a few days. Sympathy to the Carriere family on the loss of Miss Emma Carriere and to Grace Paul visiting Winnipeg parents Mr and Mrs George Paul. Gerald Larocque of Snow Lake spent a few days with relatives in the Happy Lake area. The district shares in the loss of Henry Patenaude, a sudden passing last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Isaback
Brazeau
Winnipeg
George Brazeau
Carriere
Emma Carriere
Grace Paul
George Paul
Gerald Larocque
Snow Lake
Happy Lake
Patenaude
Henry
Local Visit Recap From Deepdale and Roblin Area
Mrs C McKenzie-Reporter notes visitors at the Powell home include Fred and Orton McCorquodale from Roblin and Alma Winfield from Flin Flon, with Rick Harrison from Brandon visiting Ayer home. Also mentions Mrs C McKenzie visiting Livingston home and lists birthday greetings for several residents with March dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Powell
Fred McDuffe
Orton McCorquodale
Roblin
Alma Winfield
Flin Flon
Rick Harrison
Brandon
C. Ayer
C. McKenzie
Walter Livingstone
Roalie Harrington
St. Paul
Minn
Floyd Mirrell
Winnipeg
A Ian Currey
Reg Grundy
Marg Gove
Dobranik and Lovas families share midterm visits
Margaret and Richard Dobran ski at the University of Winnipeg during mid-term break and visited their parents Mr. and Mrs Albert Dobranski and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bailes Jr. Greg Dobran has been in Children's Hospital for six weeks. Joan Olson and Pat Hojnocki returned to Winnipeg after visiting parental homes. Peter Kowlchuk and boys visited Seven Sisters Fall Winnipeg and Sandy Lake. John Lovas of Kenora, Ont. is visiting Arthur Lovas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Richard Dobranski
University of Winnipeg
Albert Dobranski
Frank Bailes Jr
Winnipeg
Greg
Children’s Hospital
Joan Olson
Pat Hojnocki
Peter Kowlchuk
Seven Sisters Fall
Sandy Lake
Next Meeting Planned For Variety Concert Plans
Continuation of the Makaroff W I article notes a completed Mitchell task and a collection for Gordon Curtis. A discussion on cards and treats delayed by three absences, with items left for the March meeting. Mrs J Duns resigns as Second Vice President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Mitchell
Gordon Curtis
J. Duns
For Sale: Tires and farm equipment items
Five used tires 8 25 by15 plus one 13 inch trailer tire with rim and two phone numbers for Roblin buyers. Also 600 bushels of Herta Barley seed suitable for seed at 1.10 per bushel, 300 bushels Harmon Oats at 0.65 per bushel, a John Deere Van Brunt 20 run seed drill with fertilizer attachment in good condition under cover. Apply James Martin & Son Roblin Manitoba phone numbers 937-2304 or 937-2236.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin. Po
John Deere van Brunt
James Martin & Son
Roblin
Man
Gryba to Handle All Sales in Grandview District
Albert Gryba son of Mr and Mrs Peter Gryba announces that Mr Gryba will take bookings for all types of sales in the Grandview district. Contact Box 53 or phone 546-2086 in Grandview collection for arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gryba
Grandview
Grandview - Collect
Jas Curtis to become First Vice President at meeting
Mrs Addis abstains from secretary vice presidency as project reports and readings on home making are shared. District Board report outlines Inglis Manitoba convention plans for May 5 with Shell River and Makaroff slated to host the 1972 event. Community displays feature grasses and related crafts. Canadian Red Cross water safety training figures cited for 1970 with broad participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Curtis
K. Addis
Sec
O. Hilderman
District Board
Inglis
Manitoba
Shell River
Makaroff
C. Elliott
Makaroff W. I
Red Cross
Canned Foods Save Time and Keep Quality
A guide explains the value of stocking canned foods to save time at dinner. Canned goods keep indefinitely if intact, lose flavor after a year, and should be stored cool and dry away from freezing. Rust on the can exterior is harmless unless it bursts. A bulge signals spoilage. Frozen contents remain safe though texture may change. An electric can opener saves effort, with maintenance tips per manufacturer guidance.
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S District News
Roblin Masonic Hall
James Lapka
Manitoba Department of Agriculture Extension Service
The
Order of the Royal Purple Lodge
Rink Committee
Lorraine Jereme
Chamber of Commerce
Jady Sinigerski
Roblin Collegiate
Debbie Radford
Roblin Kinettes
J. Becker
Wm. Payne
Co-Op Petroleum
Boggy Creek
Deepdale
Bield
Arthur Lovas
Dodge
Ford
Ltd
Olds
M.H
Legion Meeting
Royal Canadian Legion
Veterans and Legion Members
Albert Gryba
Eer
Riesch Auction College
Mason City
Iowa
U.S.A
Albert Is
the Son
Mrs
Peter Gryba
Roblin Theatre
Alex Kurehal
Steve Kurchak
Roblin Auction Mart
A.G. Keast
D. H. Oliphant
Kozmeniuk
M.T.D
H.P. Briggs and Stratton
Black and Decker
Sunbeam
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