District News: Slugoski Family Visit and Local Play
Miz and Mrs Cari Slugoski with a wel of Fin Fion visited the parishes. Mr and Mrs Bed and Kin traveled to Winnipeg with injuries. Mr George Boyce and Mrs Davies of Liverwood visited W A Boyce and Jockey Boyce homes. Twins born April 23 at Crre BC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miz
Cari Slugoski
Byvega
Eagie Lake
Ontario
Ni Fis
Jack Pound
Ac- Clinp.l
Ken ‘ Tse
Winnipeg
Beulney
Kin
He General Hospital
Llis
Gardner
Erma Grubyr
Alria
Dei
Crare
Giorge Boyce
Mrs. Davies
Liverwood
W. A
Togo Community Roundup of Social News and Travel
Mrs Wern E Simpson hosts a card party. Mr and Mrs J Rudolph return from Winnipeg after Easter. A large crowd attends Friday Bingo at the Togo Elks Lodge. Members attend Eastern Star in Moose Jaw. Families travel to Swan River and Regina. RC A F Ian Abercrombie visits his mother. Amateur night at Elks Hall raises 500 dollars. TV profile features Darlene Lee on CKOS. Several residents spend winter in Winnipeg and Calgary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Dubasov
Grassy Lake
Alberta
Herb Lee
J. Rudolph
Winnipeg
Togo Elks Lodge
Alvs. G. Parker
A. Parker
Penniston
Myr
H. Lee
Norman Lee
Swan River
Thomas Jones
Roodles
Sneidon
J.H. Abercrombie
Ottawa
Ian Abercrombie
Rc.a.f. Winnipegs
Astea
Elks Hall
Bari White
Wm. Kirton
Regina
Outlook
Sask
R. S. Topham
Calgary
Harvey Topham
Swift Current
Ed Bell
W. Krupp
J. Mulray
F. Austin
D. Eisener
Elks District
Yorkton
Darlene
Aliss Darlene Lee
Ckos-Tv
Lagoon to Health Hazard
Education Minister says Roodlin Sewage Lagoon is not a health hazard after a joint meeting with Village Council Goose Lake School Board and Intermountain Division Board. He notes odor risk if nearby factories discharge waste but domestic sewage is not offensive and the school site debate centers on cost and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atameet
Village
Colegiate
Riday
Stuart McLean
Ivent of Health
Dei of Education
M. McLean
Goose Lake
Intermountain Division
Nat
McLean
Newton
Fuilure
Health Department
Nowosad
Hllland
Maslove
Community Awards Banquet in Roblin Apr 25 highlighted by awards
The Roblin and District Chamber of Commerce hosted a Community Awards Banquet at the Roblin United Church with Rev. G E Waddell as host. Dr F L Skinner received a Life Membership for outstanding plant breeding and community service. The Laliberte family and the Murray family were honored as Agricultural Award winners 1959 and 1958 respectively. Professor J Menzies of the University of Manitoba spoke on landscaping and beautification of farm and home grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin and District
Reon United Church
Monsigan
Rik Chamber of Commerce
Roya Horticultural Society of London
Tre Stevenson
University of Murc
Cba
Western
Canada
Cove One Ngs
Biss Db
G.vl
Krlluww
Reon
Distret
Dr. Skinner
Skinner
Local and Social News from Virden and Roblin
Local readers report visits by Mr and Mrs Lou Harper and family of Virden in Roblin district last week. Mrs Geo Giles returns from Winnipeg General Hospital. Roblin square dancers attend the Dauphin Quick Steppers jamboree on April 30. Mr and Mrs Wm Lesack back after wintering on the west coast. D H Oliphant and Dauphin visitors travel to Winnipeg for a Weekly Newspapers Association executive meeting. Mr and Mrs Wilford Gamey return from Toronto and Winnipeg visits. Mrs F G Newton and David visit Manitoba friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Harper
Virden
Roblin
The
Dauphin Quick Steppers
D. H. Oliphant
H. M. Oliphant
Dauphin
Winnipeg
Weekly Newspapers Association
Youth Leadership Week Held At Brandon
Three young people from Roblin and surrounding districts attended Manitoba Federation of Agriculture Youth Leadership Week in Brandon from April 18 to 23. Ada Cockerill Roblin Ken Wilson Togo Wayne Coutts Roblin. Instruction covered sociology psychology ideas communication and public speaking with university and college staff guiding sessions. The group learned panel discussion banquet organized games and enjoyed ballroom and square dancing during the week. Sponsors included Roblin Consumers Co-op Roblin Co-op Pool Elevators Roblin Legion and Goose Lake Collegiate Student Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Manitoba Federation of Agriculture
Brandon
Ada Cockerill
Ken Wilson
Togo
Wayne Coutts
T. C. Meadows
Miles Macdonnell Collegiate
J. M. Nesbitt
University of Manitoba
Kriss Thorsteinson
Lttd
Sally Block
M.F.A
R. O
Bob) Douglas
Robiin Consumers Co-op
Roblin Co-op
Roblin Legion
Goose Lake Collegiate
Home and School Meeting April 27 1960 at Goose Lake
The Home and School meeting opened with O Canada. Mr. P Nowosad donated Encyclopedia Britannica to Goose Lake Collegiate in memory of I L Mitchell. Mrs. DeLaMare spoke on Winnipeg convention highlights and received thanks from members for her report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
P. Nowosad
Goose Lake
I. L. Mitchell
DeLaMare
Winnipeg
Wilson
Souter
Miss Dillin
Inglis
Home and School District Association
Graham Mitchell
Tipson Touring By Carol Lane Women s Travel Authority
A packing list of picnic and camping gadgets includes a compact camp stool that folds flat, a heavy aluminum 16 inch griddle to feed six, an eight cup coffee pot with car and home power options, a seven cup propane coffee maker, a leak proof two and a half gallon water tank kit, and a two burner stove with six pounds propane for over a week.
Roblin District Swine Clubs Win Four Placings in West Manitoba
Ag rep reports four Roblin district swine clubs placed among the top in Western Manitoba with Group Score led by San Clara at 83.8, Gilbert close behind, and prize money totaling 325.00. The note warns of blackleg disease in soil and urges vaccination at 15 cents per head, detailing costs and expected effectiveness. A Dawphin Fair Grounds sale on May 1 features over fifteen Hereford, Angus, Shorthorn stock and four bred sows sold at 1:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Ee ‘Op
Sake Aref
Ted
San Clara
Bieid
Gilbert
Manitoba
Zelena
Mary
Dauphin Fair Grounds
Manitoba Bears Gain Government Protection
Manitoba’s bear population is now protected by an order in council issued Friday. Bears cannot be hunted or taken except in three predator control areas Swan River Piney and Fairford where bears may be taken only to obtain the bounty. The regulation also stops bear cub trafficking export permits for live cubs are halted. The government may later consider a controlled hunting season while protecting cubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
C. H. Witney
Mines and Natural Resources
Swan River
Piney
Fairford
Witney
Roblin Village Council Stands on New School Site
The Roblin village council recounts its efforts since February to influence the Intermountain and Local School Boards on the new school site. After meetings and a health concern about lagoon proximity, the council offered the Ball Park site for 1.00 but the boards kept their chosen location, recording the village’s opposition and confirming board authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin Vilage Council
Intermountain School Board
Peats
Roblin
Intermountain Board
Department of Health
Robiin
Minister of Education
Ball Park
Park
Robin
Birth at Chase BC Twins Born to Gardner Family
To Mr and Mrs Lorne Gardner of Chase British Columbia a son and daughter were born on April 23 1969.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wern E Simpson
Eastern Star
Moose Jaw
Keith Alexander
Reblin
G. E. Waddell
Frank Prict
Manitoba Chambers of Commerce
John Collins
F. L .Skinner
Robiln and District Chamber of Commerce
Rev. Waddell
Paul Lalibert
Mr. J. Poundsia
George Murray
Murray
J. Menzies
Tive
Mr. J. Collins
F. L. Skinner
Mrs. Wm. Lesack
West Coast
Mrs
Wilford Gamey
Toronto
F. G. Newton and
David
Tipson
Carol Lane Women’s Travel Authority
Ag.rep
Harold Boughton
Blackleg
Bears & Cubs
Mitchell's Drug Store
Court's
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