Knox United Church Holds Special Missionary Meeting
Knox United Church Women’s Missionary Society held a special inter est meeting on May 13 with guest speaker Mrs H J Everall of Dauphin. The event coincided with the 6th birthday of charter member Mrs Daniel McNeill who received a corsage and helped blow out a birthday cake. The gathering took place at Mrs F Y Newton’s home and honored guests with warm toasts to the society’s work.
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Women's Missionary Society of Knox United Church
H. J. Everall
Dauphin
Daniel McNell
Knox W.M
H. H. Cross
Mra McNeill
F. Y. Newton
Riverbend Community Club Meets May 20 At Mrs De la Mare Home
The Riverbend community club holds its regular meeting at the home of Mrs. G. De la Mare on Tuesday May 20 at 2 30. Lunch committee members are Mrs. G. and Mrs. R. De la Mare.
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R. de la Mare
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Village and Farm Sales Under Bogle's Register
Household sale of Sam Less in the Village of Togo on Saturday May 31 at 1 30 p.m. Farm sale of Julius F Zimmer six miles south of Lennard Friday June 6 at 1 p.m. Farm sale of Stuart Comrie eleven north and one west of Roblin on Thursday May 29 at 1 p.m. Farm sale of Harry Cizar thirteen east two and a half south and one half mile east of Roblin Monday June 2 at 1 p.m.
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Sam Less
Togo
Julius F. Zimmer
Lennard
Stuart Comrie
Roblin
Thurs
Harry Cizar
Mon
Frostproof Cooling Core Retrofit For Radiators
Radiators can be upgraded by fitting a Frostproof Cooling Core between tanks for a near new radiator, tanks may be repaired if worn. A $10.06 deposit is requested to start the recore, with refund if a new core is not procured in a reasonable time. Shipping notes indicate crates incur slight extra charges.
District News Notes Visits and Local Relations
Mrs J W Eddy spent a few days in Winnipeg last week. Mr and Mrs Mervin Petch and family visited Calder on Sunday. Mrs W R Kirton spent the weekend with relatives at Grandview. Hank Beuhler and family of Yorkton visited Dave Eisner and others here on Sunday. Sam Hern Lorne Hern T Mann and Bruce motored to Kamsack Friday. Lorne Hern is in Kamsack hospital for treatment. George Ransom Sharon returned home after weeks at Flin Flon. Mrs Ken Ransom of Flin Flon spent the weekend with her parents Fred and Mrs Fred Franklin. A list naming 63 service men adopted for places in Northern Saskatchewan was announced by Resources Minister J H Brockelbank. Included is F Sgt G A Keil of Togo Sask, with Keil Lake named after him. His parents Jacob and Mrs Keil reside in Togo. Silverwood Jack Davis spent Sunday with Ernie Armistead. Albert Johnson spent Sunday at Togo with Mrs Towe. Jim Irvine visited Wallace and Miah Maguire of Togo with Annie Redman on Sunday. Lawrence Irvine of Dauphin spent Sunday with Stan Irvine. Art Pillen of Makaroff visited Billy Sangster’s. W P McGinnis of The Pas visited friends for a few days. S Mortemore of Boggy Creek visited Willis Armistead. Visitors with Isobel Irvine on Sunday included Mrs Billy Maguire, Billy Irvine and Hazel Redman. Billy Maguire and family visited M Mickelson at Roblin.
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J. W. Eddy
Winnipeg
Mervin Petch
Calder
W. R. Kirton
Grandview
Hank Beuhler
Yorkton
Dave Eisner
Sam Hern
Lorne Hern
T. Mann
Bruce
Kamsack
Kamsaack Hospital
George Ransom
Sharon
Flin Flon
Ken Ransom
Fred Franklin
Saskatchewan
J. H. Brockelbank
G. A. Keil
Togo
Sask
Keil Lake
Jacob Keil
Silverwood
Jack Davis
Ernie Armistead
Albert Johnson
Towe
Jim Irvine
Wallace
Miah Maguire
Annie Redman
Lawrence Irvine
Dauphin
Stan Irvine
Art Pillen
Makaroff
Billy Sangster
W. P. McGinnis
Pas
S. Mortemore
Boggy Creek
Willis Armistead
Isobel Irvine
Billy Maguire
Billy Irvine
Hazel Redman
M. Mickelson
Roblin
Local notes and events in Merridale district
Miss Alice Prior returns home from Swan River. A Friday evening dance will be held in the Orthodox hall. Timber wolves killed a calf belonging to Steve Pronyk. John Chick of Roblin visited friends in the district. Walter Fedorchuk moves his property to Zelena to build a store.
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Alice Prior
Swan River
Steve Pronyk
John Chick
Roblin
Walter Fedorchuk
Zelena
Local Social Loose Ends And Bazaar Planned
Mak aroff and Mrs Pound returned from the city last Thursday while the Burns family moved to the Zorra district over the weekend. The McGinnises visit relatives in the district as the Ladies Aid plan a bazaar and tea at Memorial Centre on Thursday May 22 at 5 30 p m with an added traction ball game. Sam Simpson and Mrs Sigurjonsson travel to Treherne by Monday morning to visit Holland relatives.
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Wm. Pound
Donald Burns
Zorra
Walter McGinnis
Ladies Aid
Memorial Centre
Chas Simpson
Treherne
J. E. Sigurjonsson
Holland
Mothers Day Visits Hit Deepdale District
Mrs Wardle of Dropmore visited Mr and Mrs Leon Jolliffe on Mother's Day. Mr and Mrs Arndt of Bield stayed with their son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs J Allen Jr. Mrs Walter McGinnis of The Pas visited her daughter and son-in-law Mr and Mrs Ken Boyce and friends. Other visitors included Mr and Mrs Fred Ward at the Beerman home and Mr and Mrs Alvin Nostrom and family at Earl Ward, along with Messrs Stuart and Harry Comrie and Miss Elsie Comrie at Gavin Livingstone’s.
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Wardle
Dropmore
Leon Jolliffe
Arndt
Bield
J. Allen Jr
Walter McGinnis
The
Pas
Ken Boyce
Fred Ward
Phillip Beerman
Alvin Nostrom
Earl Wards
Messrs
Stuart
Harry Comrie
Elsie Comrie
Gavin
Card of Thanks From Roblin Union Members
The Roblin Young Peoples Union thanks attendees of the Minstrel Show and Plays and those who helped promote and run the program. Gratitude is extended for the co operation. A thanks is also expressed to an unknown friend who returned the writer's last keys at the post office. Wm Lesack
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Roblin Young Peoples Union
Wm. Lesack
Thankful note from Castleavery district mourners
The Farncombe family and the Dales express gratitude to neighbors for kindness and sympathy during their bereavement in Castleavery.
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Castleavery
James Farncombe
Jack Dale
Weekend Visits and a Maple Leafs Dance Draw Local Crowd
Zelena and Pawlek families visited Gilberts Plains and Shellmouth while Shendere and Musko hosts hosted guests. A tractor rescue near Kopetz’s crossing amused locals. Sorochuks traveled to MacNutt and Gleneden Maple Leafs sponsored a lively dance and concert. Jim Korman, returning from Detroit, enjoyed mild weather during his stay.
Praised Roblin Teen Teacher Doris Andres Shines at Dauphin
An adjudicator at the Dauphin Festival lauds Doris Andres of Roblin for leading a choir from Gilbert Plains, conducting three solos, playing drum in the band, and teaching a class of 36 with energy and a smile. The note urges Roblin students to pursue teaching, praising local education.
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Doris Andres
Adam Andres
Roblin
Dauphin
Gilbert Plains
Andres
Miss Andres
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Ogilvie Royal Household
Roblin Flour & Feed Mill
Beaver Lumber
Roblin Branch
District News 2
Togo News
Merridale
Deepdale
Nick Pawlek
Peter
Tony Shenderewich
Harry Musko
Piwniak
Shellmouth
Irvine
J. Lebedowich
Wm. Shulham
Wm. Kopetz
Mike Wuchopen
Nick Nykforak
John
John Sorochuk
MacNutt
Ernie Sorochuk
Gleneden Maple Leafs
Jim Korman
Detroit
Mich
Nellie Gedelevich
Mike Korman
Tom Menzal
Jim
Barred Rocks
New
Lakehead
Manitoba
Sussex
Fort William
May ST
Fort William, Ont
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Alf
Dayson
Metro Goba
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Jim Puriteh
North Benito Highway
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UL. A. Leavens & Son
A. Case
Ward Bros
M.M
Oliver Tiller
Mike Cherowka
Shell Valley
Man
Cockshutt
Macleod Grain
Ross McBain
Davenport
T. W. McGill
Geo. Bureyko's
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Brodie
J. M. Wood
Fraserwood
Shell River
Miriam V. Beaven
Freisen
Main St. Roblin
George Pearson
George
the Novelty Shop
K. Ross McBain
Agent Perth’s Dry Cleaners
Home Electric
Moffats
Gurney
General Electric
Norge
Hotpoint
Leonard
Crosley
Marquette
Roblin Electric
Secend Ave
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