Neighborhood Notes From Togo and Surrounds
D Olson left Friday to join the army at Regina. Walter Krupp travels to Makaroff weekly for his trade. Pilot Bruce Kaiser of the RCAF visited Togo. R F Painter visited Daphne with his daughter Mrs Burt. J Larret returned to Mirror Landing after a month with friends. Raymond Scoville returned to Sudbury after a visit here. Please send addresses of Canada service members from Togo to Mrs James Gawley. Mrs James Carter, longtime resident, left for Berwyn Alberta to live with her daughter. Homemakers Club met May 14 at Mrs W Dickie’s. theme Agriculture. plant slips exchanged. tobacco jars yielded $2.87. Mr and Mrs N Ratushny visiting San Clara. Mrs W Ratushny ill, wishes for speedy recovery. Orthodox hall play enjoyed by all. Bert Cockerill runs fox farm and trapped about 3,000 rabbits and 10,000 gopher tails this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Olson
Regina
Walter Krupp
Makaroff
Bruce Kaiser
R. C.af
Togo
R. F. Painter
Raymond Scoville
Sudbury
Ont
Canada
Army
Air Force
Navy
James Gawley
James Carter
Harold Gleason
Berwyn
Alberta
Carter
Homemaker’s Club
W. Dickie
Maguire
N. Ratushny
Paul Kozak
San Clara
W. Ratushny
Bert Cockerill
Local Soldiers Home on Leave and Spring Planting
Merridale Pte Nic Fincaryk returns home briefly while others on leave include Sgt J Sanders and Mrs Sanders and Pte Bill Maleschovsky Hillcrest Pte Brownie and Rudolph Bilesky. Tony Klemetsky buys a Dodge 1942 car. Crop prospects look good for wild oats and spring tree planting urged with Spruce Grove Nursery run by N Douse offering various trees and fruits for the Roblin district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nic Fincaryk
Tony Klemetsky
Sgt. J. Sanders
Shortdale Welcomes Back Blacksmith Joe Twerdun
Shortdale greets Joe Twerdun back to the village after returning from farming duties. He sold his farm to H Yacentuik and has moved to Dauphin for railroad work. Ruby Cooper, CWAC veteran, is stationed in Winnipeg and may travel East soon. Mr and Mrs Wm Maluta celebrate 25th wedding anniversary with a silver gift from a Winnipeg-based brother-in-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shortdale
Joe Twerdun
H. Yacentuik
Joe Sacha
Dauphin
Ruby Cooper
CWAC
Winnipeg
Wm Maluta
Inglis Community Notes Reflect Red Cross Drive and Local Events
Mrs. H. Copeland returns from Winnipeg while Graham visits with sister Mrs. E. H. Armstrong. Quilts completed, a quilting bee planned for May 26. Red Cross canvassing organized with a May 12 meeting drawing a record turnout. Salvage sorting on May 27 led by H. Copeland. Miss M. Painter and Ewart Painter of Togo guests of the Harlows. Local visits include Deepdale, Russell, and Winnipeg. The W.T. met at Don Davis, with 26 items collected. Mrs. McDuffie to attend the June convention. June meeting at Mrs. Giles home. Cpl. F. La Chance and Sgt. Laviolette noted. Florian Carriere sustains a broken leg at school and is recovering. Pahuds leave Inglis for B C mines. District nurse F. Anderson actively serving. Miss Flora Travis home from Vancouver. George Carry obituary remembered by family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Copeland
Winnipeg
Graham
E. H. Armstrong
Hertlein
Langenburg
C. Hertlein
Robt. Chinecky
C.A.A
Inglis
Twin Brae
Red Cross
Richardson
L. Hertlein
F. Woodkey
M. Painter
Ewart Painter
Togo
Harlow
Gardner
Deepdale
Don Black
Russell
Helen Patricia
G. Laird
Kenneth
W.T
Don Davis
Florian Carriere
Florian
Art Carriere
Fernand Pahud
B.C
Pahud
F. Anderson
Flora Travis
Vancouver
George Carry
Geo. Starchuk
Katy
Annie
Rose
Toronto
John
Mike
Bield Salvage Drive Aims For Major Participation
Miss Mary Boychuk visits relatives in Merridale as Bield calls for a large salvage drive on May 29 and 30. P. Boychuk grows a varied orchard. Senior Ranger Roy Bell stays at Held cabin amid fire hazards with R. Spear reporting fires under control. Canada plans 500 ships and about 4 000 personnel by year end, with 13 000 more officers and men. nearly 100 ships to be added. naval strength at war start was 1 774 personnel and 15 ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bield
Mary Boychuk
R. Spear
Canada
Local Notes On Visits And Leave At Rural Manitoba Town
Deepdale residents share small wartime visits and leaves with neighbors. Pte John Allen of Nanaimo is on home leave, RC A F airmen Bill Stanh and W E Lomax also home, and Mrs T Beatty with her son Earl were guests of Mrs R Boyce. Edna Taylor and Tack Carr visited Mae Mathews. Mrs W E Lomax had an operation in Dauphin hospital. A J Ward stationed in Ottawa was reported by Geo Ward. United Church folk joined Rural Sunday at Silverwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Allen
Nanimo
N.c
Gmr
Bill Stanh
Rc.a.f
Vancouver
Seret
W. E. Lomax
McDonald
T. Beatty
Earl
Makaroff
R. Boyce
Edna Taylor
L.A.C. Tack Carr
Dauphin
Mae Mathews
Geo. Ward
A.C. John Ward
Ottawa
Neighborhood Happenings Note on Soldiers Home for Holidays
A brief neighborhood item recalls servicemen on leave during holidays. Mentions Pte Johnnie Larocque Albert Corriere Ray Bussigge Geo Himbeault and Jos as returning from active service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie Larocque
Albert Corriere
Ray Bussigge
Geo. Himbeault
Jos
Silverwood Dance Promises Fun Amid Red Cross Drive
Billy MicQuire returns home for four weeks feeding leave. A big dance is planned in Silverwood hall on May 29. The Junior Red Cross dance on May 15 netted 12.50 to aid Briton's Milk Fund. Pte. Bill Dellrom RCAF at Dauphin and Mr. and Mrs. Jose and family of Kamsack visited the McQuire household Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.A.P
Billy MicQuire
Silverwood Hall
Red Cross
Milk Fund
Bill Dellrom
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Dave Poitras
Cpl
F. la Chance
Philip Laviolette
J. Chouinard
Shell River
Hillsburg
Municipal
W. J. Westwood
Charles Brydon
Dauphin Hospital
J. T. Taylor
Mabel Ayer
Mrs. H. Ayer
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Roblin
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Ontario
Port Arthur
Armstrong
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