First Calf Club Day Highlights and Awards at Field Skating Arena
The First Calf Club Achievement Day drew a sizeable crowd at the Field Skating Arena on Saturday May 2 at 2 pm. Winners included Champion Raymond Shiner Reserve Champion Willie Hojnocki Blue Ribbon winners Ronnie Hojnocki and Ricky Hojnocki with other awards to Ricky Dobranski Garry Rice Willie Hojnocki and more. Five year leader certificates were presented to Ricky Hojnocki Ronnie Hojnocki Willie Hojnocki Garry Rice and Bobby Belcher. Frank Bailes presented a Reserve Champion fountain pen. Lunch followed in the Field Community Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field Skating
Raymond Shiner
Willie Hojnocki
Ronnie Hojnocki
Ricky Hojnocki
Ricky Dobranski
Garry Rice
Bobby Belcher
Mark Bailes
Your Ag
Rep
Harold Shiner
Frank Bailes
Manitoba Pool Elevators
Bield
Social Scene In Roblin And Nearby Quietly Celebrates
Miss Marilyn Simpson votes at her parents home as Brandon visits unfold. Mrs Ralph Ritchie returns from London England. Alma Carnochan attends a mathematics seminar in Dauphin. Al Fedinrchuk heads to Winnipeg for a toy show. Emil and Mrs Weirmore visit Winnipeg. Joe Hersak and family stay in Roblin. Mrs Ford to Winnipeg for treatment. Mrs Cross to Scotland Ontario. Lydia Miller leaves for Regina to manage a new post. Hazel and Jim attend a wedding in Saskatoon and a St Mary’s School anniversary. Family reunion marks rare gathering since 1937 and Grand Chapter Eastern Star in Saskatchewan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Simpson
George Giles
Brandon
Sun
L. Simpson
Dew
Graham Mitchell
Hazel
Jim
Saskatoon
St. Mary’s School
Obituary of John Lammie Carragana Sask 69
John Lammie of Carragana Saskatchewan died April 27 1964 after a six week illness at Saskatoon University Hospital at age 69. Funeral held May 1 1964 at Roblin Memorial Chapel with Rev Ross Williams officiating. Interment at Tummel Cemetery. Survived by sister Mrs Thomas Kelso Roblin Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin Memorial Chapel
John Lammie
Carragana
Sask
Saskatoon University Hospital
Ross Williams
Tummer Cemetery
Gordon
Glen McFadyen
Mervin Mickelson
Murray Cameron
Cliff
Arthur
Darrel Staple
Brandon
Manitoba
Tummel
Lammie
Jessie Anderson
Thomas
Mary) Kelso
Roblin
Man
Poison Safety for Children Warns of Quick Dangers
The Greater Winnipeg Safety Council marks Child Safety Day with urgent steps for poisoning cases. It urges dilution, cautions against inducing vomiting in many scenarios, provides a Manitoba Poison Centre number, and emphasizes locking cabinets and proper storage to prevent child poisonings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Winnipeg
Birtle District
Manitoba
Safety Council
Birth of Daughter Laurie Kim Yvonne Commodore
Mr. and Mrs. Wm Commodore announce the birth of their daughter Laurie Kim Yvonne in Sacred Heart hospital Russell on Monday May 5 weighing 6 lbs 14 1/2 oz Mrs Lillian Burelle is the former Mrs Commodore and is mother to the newborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Commodore
Lillian Burelle
Laurie Kim Yvonne
Sacred Heart Hospital
Russell
Togo Social Roundup Highlights Local Travel and Weddings
Community notes from Togo include visits by Mrs. Wm Hampson and Miss May Painter host to Miss Gertie Nabe’s bridal shower. Local residents travel to Vancouver Prince Albert and Dauphin while others return from California and Germany. The Togo High School Graduation Banquet and Dance occurred May 1 at the Elks Hall with out of town guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Togo
Wm. Hampson
Claude Burt
Leroy
Sask
May Painter
Ellis Halls
Gertie Nabe
E. M. Olson
Burbank
California
Doug Hackney
Dauphin
WeiDeh Blewett
Vanccouver
Beverley Hampson
Vancouver
Frank Topham
Prince Albert
John Fedoruk
Russell Mick
Germany
Russell
RCAF
Jim Dickie
Moose Jaw
Wm. Dickie
Fred Franklin
Kamsack Hospital
Nestor Michasew
Saskatoon
Guy Parker
Max Melnyk
Shortdale
Ken Ransom
Flin Franks
Oats Rodney Variety Susceptible to Septoria Disease
Manitoba farmers urged caution as the Rodney oats variety shows susceptibility to septoria leaf and stem disease. Spores overwinter on previous crop residue and heavy infestation was reported in moist areas last year. Farmers are advised to plant resistant Russell and Garry varieties and avoid sowing Rodney on fields grown oats in the past two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skinz ‘Er’s Nursery Ltd
Dropmore
Rodney
Manitoba
Alia
Russell
Garry
Addis-Duns wedding at Roblin Anglican Church in spring
Jean Doris Duns and Kenneth Sheldon Addis wed in a double ring ceremony at Roblin Anglican Church on April 27 at 2 30 pm. Rev Leslie Daly officiated. The bridal party included maid of honor Gwen Harper and bridesmaids Helen Mortemore and Mary Duns. The couple now reside in Dauphin Manitoba after a brief honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin Anglican Church
Jean Doris
Jack Duns
Togo
Sask
Kenneth Sheldon Addis
Andrew Addis
Makaroff
Leslie Daly
Grandview
Trina Hern
Gwen Harper
Lilly of the Valley
Hilen Mortemore of
Roblin
Mary ‘Duns of
George Addis
Reg Robertson
Dropmore
Art Duns
Thompson
Shela
Dauphin
Man
Successful Tea and Bake Sale by Knox United Church
The Knox United Church C.G.L.T. held a Tea and Bake Sale in the church's lower hall on May 2. Decor included spring baskets of Pussy willow and streamers. Tea tables featured pussy-willow centerpieces and yellow crepe fish decor. Attendees and helpers are thanked for their support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.gst
Knox United Church
Cromarty 4H Club Holds May Meeting Highlights
The Cromarty 4H Club met May 1 with Vice President Dale Simpson presiding. O Canada and the 4H pledge opened the session as Terry Watson read minutes. Margaret Thompson reported $60.08 in funds and a letter from United College Winnipeg noted two new trophies. The automotive and tractor club will prepare a display. Public speaking was announced under Mrs. R. Watson with four seniors and four juniors advancing to Roblin. Topics focused on conservation. The next meeting is due May 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cromarty 4H
Dale Simpson
O Canada
Terry Watson
Margaret Thompson
Zenovia Horbay
United College
Winnipeg
Automotive and Tractor Club
Cromarty
R. Watson
Roblin
Social Credit members switch to Conservatives in Parliament
Last week two Social Credit MPs defected to the Conservative ranks citing political death of their party due to internal divisions. They praised Diefenbaker as the strongest House leader while denouncing Pearson as indecisive. Liberal Davies denied wrongdoing, and accusations were to be debated by the Privileges and Elections committee as Monday approached. On Wednesday Agriculture Minister Harry Hays announced the government's daily policy. Continued on Page 5 Column 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Credit
Thompson
Thompsonites
Robert Thompson
Diefenbaker
House of Commons
Pearson
Jong
Davies
Liberal Party
Girouard
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Harry Hays
Witnesses Convention to Feature Film in Roblin Auditorium
A May 8 to 10 Jehovah's Witnesses assembly will include a free two hour Technicolor film Proclaiming Everlasting Good News Around the World. Travel minister A Didur described the show as addressing spiritual decline and world unity in worship of God, with a May 9 screening at 7 p.m. in the Roblin Collegiate Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin Collegiate
A. Didur
Toronto
Assembly of Jehovah’s Witnesses
Didur
Jehovah's Witnesses
Watch Tower Society
Roblin Collegiate Auditorium
Convictions Under Highway Traffic Act Reach April Total
In April there were sixteen convictions under the Highway Traffic Act and Town By-Laws, mainly involving non residents of Roblin. Local Constable Peter Juba works to keep Roblin safe. Convictions listed include Alex Prize Sheil Valley Man, $14.75. Albert Flamont Yorkton Sask, $14.75. Edwin Bailes Bield Man, $14.75. Edwin Stelter Tummel Man, $14.75. Barry Belmore area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Peter Juba
Alex ‘Prize
Sheil Valley
Man
Albert Flamont
Yorkton
Sask
Edwin Bailes
Bield
Grandview
Jim Stasko
Wroxton
Steve’ Kowula
Larry Patenaude
Thompson
Tony Twerdun
Robtin
Town By Laws and Traffic Act Hearings Postponed
Three cases under the Highway Traffic Act and one under the Town By Law, plus a juvenile case, will be dealt with at a later date. Names listed include Jack Fisher Shoridale Leo Mc Kenzie Marcel Lizotte Paul Peppin David Cronk Lawrence Alyward Albert Lucier and others from Manitoba towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Fisher
Shoridale
Man
Leo McKenzie
Russell
Marcel Lizotte
San Clara
Paul Peppin
David Cronk
Bield
Lawrence E. Alyward
Roblin
Albert Lucier
Collegiate Capers at Brandon College Echoes Change in Uniforms
Collegiate events describe Havwahian styled Friday gathering with decorations and students. on April 27 Dean Perdue from Brandon College interviewed grade twelve students and evaluated their tests. April 26 Dean Weir from Manitoba discussed culture and home economics, noting his Brazil visit and agriculture needs. Students also altered echoe jackets with crests now on both jackets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Perdue
Brandon College
Brandon
Weir
University of Manitoba
Patience and Obedience Win Golden Scholarship
The quote credits Mary Baker Eddy with praising patience and obedience as keys to winning a golden scholarship in experimental tuition, reflecting a moral or educational incentive stated by Eddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patience
Obedience
Mary Baker Eddy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harold Loughton
Barnley
Oata
Roblin Intermediate
Social Scenew
Ralph Ritchie
London
England
Ken Overby
Swan River Co-op
Co-op
Alma Carnochan
Gleneden School
Intermountain
Dauphin Collegiate
al Fedinrchuk
Federated Co-op Ltd
Emil Weirmore
Frank Laplante
Joe Hersak
Steve Kurchak
Pete Peteleski
Wm. Ford
Jan
Wm. Cross
Lydia Miler
Regina
Canadian Accordion Institute
Miller
Douglas MacArthur
Washington
U.S
Tokyo
Japan
INS
Addis — Duns
C.g.lt
Parliament Hill
Collegiate Capers
Brazil
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