Tege Homemakers Annual Meeting Highlights 1952 Officers
The Tege Homemakers met at a member's home for the annual meeting on the 13th. Mrs Appel chaired as health limited former president Mrs Lee gave a year end review. New officers for 1952 include President Mrs N Appel and Vice President Mrs W Wickse with a full slate of directors, secretaries, reporters and committee chairs. Activities noted include donations to the Associated Country Women of the World, a speaker from the Canadian Institute for the Blind, a $60 donation for a Legion hall plane, lunch for children, and plans for a horticultural field day with Red Cross drives and a rug project. The group adjourned with plans to meet at Mrs M Minuk's house next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Togu
Mick
Maren
OH. Lee
Presiaeul
Tucu
Mra
N. Appel
Mra. W
M. Billows
M. Minuk
Legislarion
W. Dickie
H. Abercrombie
J. Dickie
F. Erhardt
T. Andrews
G. Lubichuk
H. Lee
J. Topham
Appel
Stevens
Associated Country Women of the World
Canada
Rudolf
Saskatchewan
Legion Hall
Bell
Maguire
Agricultural Committee
Kamsack
Lubichuk
Red Cross
Abercrombie
Winnipeg
District News Highlights from Travel and Visits
Mrs S Simpson left Sunday for Winnipeg to attend the Re beckah Assembly. Mr and Mrs D Friesen with Marie Gottlieb were visitors to Brandon on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs F McDuffe with Mr and Mrs J Fyffe were Sunday visitors with Mrs Mcduffe Sr. at Kamsack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Simpson
Winnipeg
Rebekah Assembly
D. Friesen
Marie Gottlieb
Brandon
F. McDuffe
J. Fyffe
Local Hospital Stays and Community Notes
Mrs. Steve Beck returned home Tuesday after several days in Roblin hospital. Jack Rule remains a patient in Dauphin hospital. Johnnie Arnott, Lloyd Hilder man, Ray Wilson and Vernon Murray left Sunday for a Brandon Short Course in Agriculture. With snow on the ground, spring-minded residents are seen. Mrs. G Van Drecht has begun the 1952 Garden Club season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Beck
Roblin Hospital
Jack Rule
Dauphin Hospital
Johnnie Arnott
Lloyd Hilderman
Ray Wilson
Vernon Murray
Brandon
G. van Drecht
Local visits highlight Silverwood and Roblin families
Mrs Billy Maguire hosted visitors including Mrs Isabel Irvine and Gordon Ferguson's group. Mr and Mrs Bert Dixon with family visited L Maguire and Earl of Grandnarrows. Bill and Vhcy Gregor from Brandon and Roblin called at their home. Walter Redman and family from Yorkton spent Sunday with Jim Irvine. Beth Maguire visited Roblin sister Mrs M Mickelson. M Mickelson and Tommy of Roblin joined other Maguire households. Art Smith joined Thursday evening at Billy Maguire's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Maguire
Isabel Irvine
Bert Dixon
Gordon Ferguson
Tom Dixon
Earl of
Grandnarrows
L. Maguire
Bill Gregor
Brandon
Vhcy Gregor
Roblin
Walter Redman
Yorkton
Jim Irvine
Beth Maguire
Merridale Community Notes and School Exam Results
Merridale Miss Mildred Boguski visits Timber friends and relatives while Joe Chernesky lies seriously ill in Dauphin hospital. Reuben Poyser returns from Ontario. Junior High results show Grade 8 led by Helen Syke and Elsie Boguski with 61 and 61, Walter Shulhan 60, Ralph Chick 58, Bob Cockerill 56, and Grade 7 Francis Yalowicki 48. Merridale Garden Club held its first meeting electing Peter Bugera leader and A J MacAuley as assistant, Mary Midzain president, Ralph Chick vice president, Elsie Boguski secretary, Helen Syke reporter. Membership is 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Boguski
Timber
Joe Chernesky
Dauphin
Reuben Poyser
Merridale
Ontario
Helen Syke
Elsie Boguski
Walter Shulhan
Ralph Chick
Bob Cockerill
Francis Yalowicki
Merridale Garden Club
Peter Bugera
A. J. Macauley
Mary Midzain
Belcher Visitors Attend Roblin Birth and Winnipeg Weddings
Winnipeg visitors BIELD Mr and Mrs W Belcher and T Belcher were seen in town. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs A Rice on the birth of a daughter Sunday at Roblin hospital. Mrs Alex Millar visited Winnipeg over the weekend and attended the Balles Watson wedding. Ruth Balles married in Winnipeg on Saturday March 15. Field Community Club met at Mrs J C Poucher home with twelve members present. Mrs J Ready won the draw. Secretary Mrs G Palmer is leaving the district and Mrs Poucher was elected to replace her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ready
G. Palmer
Poucher
Local Roundup Of Weekender Travels And Visits
Mrs George Ranson left Monday for Penticton British Columbia. Alex Strelioff drove to Dauphin on business. Stan Penniston returned home after wintering at Flin Flon. Mr and Mrs Adderson of Rama visited Mr and Mrs J Eddy. C May returned home after four weeks on the west coast. Mrs Sam Hern left Monday to visit Saskatoon and Conquest Saskatchewan. Mrs Philip Propp of Mafeking visited district relatives. Mrs James Gawley hosted a bridge party Thursday for her birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Togo
George Ranson
Penticton
B.C
Alex Strelioff
Dauphin
Stan Penniston
Flin Fton
J. Adderson
Rama
J. Eddy
C. May
West Coast
Sam Hern
Sasktoon and
Murray Family and Visitors Gather at Murray Home
Sunday gatherings at the Murray residence included Mr. and Mrs. Dixon’s family celebrating Mr Dixon’s birthday while guests from Deloraine and Kamsack shared the occasion. Vernon Murray and Ray Wilson left for Brandon for an agricultural short course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Narrows
Ray
Herb Murray
Earl Dixon
Lorne Kempthorne
Deloraine
H. McMurray
Margaret McMurray
Dixon
Mr. Dixon
Vernon Murray
Ray Wilson
Brandon
Albert Middleton
Harvey Branconnier
Cockerill’s
A. Cottonie
R. Falkiner
Kamsack
Murray’s
Maguire
Kathleen
Togo
Murray Home
Deepdale Community News Highlights Spring Energy and Events
Mild weather continues as spring nears and electricity reaches farm homes. Husbands Night moved to March 28 to accommodate a dance on March 21. Earl Ward receives medical care at Deere Lodge hospital. Local residents under the weather include Art McIntyre Mrs R Linton Mr and Mrs T Roberts and Mrs R Ward. Welcome to new postmistress Mrs Sylvester McGinnis in the Gardner house. Whist Drive results list 33 participants 8 tables raising 8 dollars with winners Mrs C Powell Walter Fitkowski and Matt Linton. Ladies Aid met March 12 planning a bazaar and silver tea for early April. Next meeting April 8 at Mrs O McCorquale. Delwyn Ward performed The Quarrelsome Kittens and a tasty lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Ward
Deere Lodge Hospital
Art McIntyre
R. Linton
T. Roberts
R. Ward
Sylvester McGinnis
Gardner House
Deepdale
Oldtimers
Thos. Embleton
Walt Doering
W.I
Doering
C. Powell
McCorquodale
Walter Fitkowski
Matt Linton
Ladies Aid
Local Social Notes From Dauphin Area This Week
Mrs G B Mitchell visits Dauphin this week. Ethel Ritchie weekend guest at her home. Mrs Doug Cameron and children visit MacGregor. Mervin and Gladys Mickelson visit uncle Frank Korthal at Towner North Dakota. Mrs Wm Livingston returns home after two weeks in the city. Ralph Jory and Bob Kelso drive to Dertoires Iowa to pick up grain drier. Mrs Mickelson visits daughter and son in Bremerton Washington. Ladies Auxiliary to meet in Legion hall Thursday March 27. W A meeting at Lambs well attended. Massey Harris Co hold annual picture show March 15 with door prizes. TummeI girls praised for Ukrainian folk dance and Betty Robin Merle Lamb solos Pavlenko duet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Hishabert
Sid May
Ed Bell
Tummel
Betty Robin
Merle Lamb
Pavlenko
Zelena notes and local events from a Manitoba village
Week end visitor Miss Vichy Styba visits her parents in Zelena while teaching at Bield. Billy Kozak returns from St Rose after an appendectomy. Hillcrest beat Northcliff 7 to 2. Zelena M.F.U. holds a special meeting, next regular meeting on the 24th. Steve Styba buys a tractor with implements for spring work. Farmers expect hydro use before a coming holiday. About 30 people gathered for bridge at Mr and Mrs M. Korman’s home on March 15. Mrs G Pascoe and daughter Meron visit from Cornwall with relatives. Pascoe family to visit Elkhorn before returning home. Donations totaling many dollars sent for Shulhan family fire relief. Various local names listed among donors and contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vichy Styba
Steve Styba
Miss Styba
Bield
Billy Kozak
St Rose
Hillcrest
Northcliff
Northcliffe
Zelena M.F.U
M. Korman
Bridge
Cornwall
Ont
M. Gedelewitch
T. Menzal
Pascoe
Richard
Randy
Elkhorn
Man
Mr. Pascoe
Shulhan
Sam Lebedowch
James Paritch
Mike Stusar
Peter Stybu
John Lebedowich
Wm. Lewack
Mike Chernenki
Vic's Motors
Mike Mayas
H. Terafin
Wpg
Phil
Mike Melnyk
Peter Luchuk
T. M. Ming
F. Hack
H. Chick
Sam Chick
J. Nykolwladyts
J, Bodnar
Mike Proakie
Baby girl born to Mr George Ritchie in Northbattleford
Congratulations are extended to Mr George Ritchie and Mrs Shirley McKellar of Northbattleford on the arrival of a baby girl born Sunday March 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ritchie
Shirley McKellar
Northbattleford
Date Book S Hospital Aid Meeting Announcement
The notice invites attendance at a Hospital Aid meeting on Tuesday April 1 at 2 30 PM and asks to keep May 9 open for a future important event to be announced later.
Newsprint prices expected to rise further says Financial Post
Industry leaders foresee another price hike for newsprint by midsummer as costs and a weak U S dollar push prices up. One authority cites a rise near ten dollars per ton. Reports mention the old Assiniboine bridge heading for parts near Datrhig while a new bridge over the river remains in use and the Sel bridge is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missummer
Financial Post
U.S
Assiniboine
Datrhig
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Tege Homemakers Annual Meeting
Mutual Insurance Company
C. Hamilton
Goodyear Tires
Togo Lumber Co
Roblin Sash & Door First
Fabricoal
Cromarty
Makaroff
Silverwood
Nas
Ula EV
Zelena
Roblin Memorial Hall
MclIntyre
Orchestra
Adm
the Roblin Review
Roblin Review
South Half Lot
Block
1St Avenue
Manitoba
J. Thom
Post Office Dept
Ottawa
Ashville
Binacarth Bantams
Bt Patricks
Marquette
NORGE
Leonard
Roblin Electric Second Ave
Sherwin - Williams
Chas. Boas
The
Sherwin-Williams Co
Coldwall Frigidaires
Sherwin-Williams
Kem
Taylor's Hardware
Japan
Prairies
Alberta
Grain Exchange Building
Berep Book
Shea’s
Winnipeg Brewery Ltd
Roblin's Curling Club
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