District News Roundup Of Local Visits And Congrats
Mrs Wim Hampson and reporter update on six months in Vancouver BC. Mr and Mrs D Blewett return from a Tuesday homecoming. Families vacationed in Moose Jaw and Grand Forks. Congratulations go to Art Kruyp of Edm on his April 29 marriage and to Pierre Hohle and bride returning from Holland. Togo Elliss Lodge hosted a bingo with many winners and a $19 jackpot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Blewett
Vancouver
Dale Olson
Linda
Moosemin
Sammie Olson
H. Gunners
Grand Forks
N.D
Togo Ellis's Lodge
Linda McKay
Lloyd Stone
Wm. Harper
Abe Schwartz
Mike Smandych
Ron Andrews
Charlie Matvenko
Frank Scoville
Sandra Peppler
Ed. Bell
C. Craven
Bob Hischabitz
Vin Harper
Togo
George Wonchulanko
Poplar Point
Kelly LaChance
San Clara
C. Wilkinson
Boggy Creek
Olga Trafinenkoff
Sam Trafinenkoff
Mike Trach
Harry Harambura
Runnymede
Bruce Wonchulanko
Wm. Hampson
Pete Styranko
Community Notes From Cromarty and Dauphin
Mrs F McDuffe-Reporter reports guests Mr R Beattie Lyle and Yvonne with Mr and Mrs G Laird on Sunday. Mrs Simpson and Mrs McDuffe attended the Rebekah District meeting in Dauphin. Sympathy extended to Mr and Mrs Bert Baskerville for their bereavement after Bert died in Haney B C. Mrs McDuffe travels by bus to visit son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs J McDuffe at Okotoks Alberta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. McDuffe
Okotoks
Alberta
Travel Notes From Happy Lake And Surroundings
Mr Leonard Hiebert of Prince George British Columbia left for home on Monday April 25 accompanied by Mr and Mrs Vernon Lavoillette of Winnipeg Vernon will work with Leonard. Mr and Mrs Leonard Jerome Kenny and Leslie and Mr and Mrs Frank Lucier and Arnold motored to Winnipeg Thursday to visit relatives. Leonard will visit her sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs John Black while Mr and Mrs Lucier visit her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Arthur Branconnier Jr. Mrs Henry Lizotte released from Roblin Hospital Friday April 29 and Mrs Frank Lilley on Sunday April 24 and Mrs Willie
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Hiebert
Prince George
B.C
Vernon Lavoillette
Winnipeg
Vernon
Leonard
Leonard Jerome
Kenny
Leslie
Frank Lucier
Arnold
John Black
Lucier
Local Moves Reported in Manitoba Village
Lamontagne of Slater and Ambroise Bell family move on Saturday April 30. They relocate to Jessie Hicklin's house in the village of San Clara Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamontagne
Slater
Man
Ambroise Bell
Bellsite
Jessie Hicklin
San Clara
Riverbend Community Notes Highlight Visits Sales and Meetings
Mrs R Arnott reports Harold Prior visited the De La Mare family in Riverbend while Harold Eden and Larry traveled to Winnipeg. Mrs C Tummon returned home from Roblin Hospital. Annie Arnott remains in Assiniboine Hospital in Brandon. Auction sale on Monday April 25 drew a large crowd. Riverbend Ladies served lunch. April meeting of Riverbend Ladies held April 20 at Mrs H Edel’s with ten members. minutes and treasurer’s report given and a $10 donation to the Restroom approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Prior
Regina
Ralph de la Mare
Harold Eden
Winnipeg
Larry
University of Manitoba
C. Tummon
Roblin Hospital
Alice
Robert Arnott
Andrew Arnott
Brandon
Annie Arnott
Assiniboine Hospital
J. Kines
Riverbend
H. Edel
Tummel Mrs C McCrea Reporter Visit Notes
Mr and Mrs Harold Wood and family of Yorkton visited his sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Gordon Jory on Sunday. Miss Carolyn McDonald of Bins earth spent Saturday at the Cliff McCrea home. Mr and Mrs Cliff McArthur and Judy were Dauphin visitors on Saturday. Gary McCrea of Winnipeg was home for a few days between ex fams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold ‘Wood
Yorkton
Gordon Jory
Carolyn McDonald
Binsearth
Cliff McCrea
Cliff McArthur
Judy
Dauphin
Gary McCrea
Winnipeg
Zokra and Area Residents Share Weekend Visits
Mrs J Becker reports numerous visits from Grand View Manitoba to relatives in Becker and Lobert families. Saskatchewan connections include Yorkton and Langenburg visits plus the Baumung family at Regina convention. Donald Diehl from Winnipeg spent the weekend with Alex Diehl’s family and Bruce Haberstock earned a red ribbon at Roblin for 4 H public speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Lobert
Grandview
Man
E. Becker
Jack Klein
Yorkton
Sask
Wm. Baumung
J. Haberstock
Langenburg
L.L.L
Regina
Donald Diehl
Winnipeg
Alex Diehl
John Cornelius
Carol
MacNutt
J. Becker
Bruce Haberstock
Roblin
Accidental death sympathy from Shell River district
The district expresses sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Baskerville of Dauphin on the accidental death of their son Bert, a guard at a prison camp in Bernaby British Columbia. Baskerville residents had long ties to Roblin.
Shell River W I Grandmothers Day Meeting
The Shell River Institute held a regular meeting at Mrs. Pearl Poyser's home with eight members and three visitors. The session began with the Club Women's Creed, a Thought for the Day by Mrs. Poyser, and reading of minutes and the treasurer's report. Next meeting at Mrs. Frank Sowatsky's home on Grandmother's Day. members asked to bring a grandmother, with gifts to be purchased by Mrs. Alman and Mrs. G. Charles.
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The
Shell River Institute
Pearl Poyser
Frank Sowatsky
A Lmnan
G. Charles
Makaroff 4 H Beavers Meet At School
On Thursday April 21 1966 the H Woodworking Club met at the school. Members planned Achievement Day and discussed projects. A Tele phone Bingo was approved with cards to start Monday April 25 and left at Pete s Grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Woodworking Club
Pete
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Lt. Findlater
Peterbourgh
Ontario
Manitoba
Dairy & Poultry Co-Op
Ron Hale
Manco
Intermountain Minor Baseball Association
Roblin Memorial Hall
Legion Room
Happy Lake
Heee
Guy Tts
McCormicks Chocolates
Caer
Co ———— Robinson Stores
Pracme
MAIN
ZOKRA
Reporter
Garry
Russell
S. Inglis
John Deere
D. H. Ballard
Ralph Cockerill
Rupert Carr
Legion
J.D
Contact J. Symbolisty
Sigma-C
Len Mairs
Helen Chick
Shell River
F. Charles
Fred Laycock
Eddy Waggoner
Davis
Makaroff
Beavers
Roblin Consumers Co-op
Pharmacy
CIA Yin
Cleara
Savage
Hilroy
York
Roblin Trading Co
Roblin. Man
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