Local District Notes From Boggy Creek and San Clara
District residents share visits and family news in Boggy Creek Happy Lake and San Clara J. Mrs Bill Maguire sees her brother Stanley Irvine in San Clara on Monday. Miss Clara Langan returns to relations in the area after a year at B C. Sympathy is offered to the Langan family on David Langan’s death. Families host relatives from Dunseith North Dakota and Brandon University guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boggy Creek
Happy Lake
San Clara
Bill Maguire
Stanley Irvine
Clara Langan
B. C
Francis Poitra
Dunseith N. D
Geo. Poitra
Langan
David Langan
Gordon Bussett
B. Wardell
Bert Vermeylen
Brandon University
Albert
Twenty Fifth Anniversary Celebrated at Tummel Church
Kerry Buick of Dauphin spent the weekend at her parental home as friends and relatives gathered in the Tummel Church basement on Friday evening November 1 to celebrate the twenty fifth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Case. Bill Cranwell presented a pole lamp and artificial flower centrepiece from the community. A lunch and wedding cake closed the evening. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Don Case and son of Brandon and Mrs. Harper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerry Buick
Dauphin
Tummel
Fred Case
Bill Cranwell
Don Case
Brandon
Harper
Don
Togo
Allan Tripp
Maple Creek
Saskatchewan
S. Gunn
E. M. Olson
Saskatoon
Dale Olson
John Orton
Lynda
Henry Pister
Regina
Ted
Victor
Linda
Jack Attwood
Sidney Attwood
Ontario
Cattrell
George Ranson
Victoria
B.C
Sam Hern
Jack Peppler
Judy Mulroy
Winnipeg
P.T.A
Harold Nabe
Clinton Traub
Yellowknife
Local Social Notes And Travels In Manitoba
Mr and Mrs J Pound spent a few days in Winnipeg last week. Mrs James Curtis and Del La Langan were admitted to Roblin Hospital last Monday with pleurisy and bronchitis. They are home and recuperating. Miss Hilda Rogers left for Inglis where she has been employed. Mr and Mrs C Elliott and their niece Debbie Grundy visited the H Grundys at The Pas over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Pound
Winnipeg
James Curtis
Della Langan
Roblin Hospital
Eileen
Della
Hilda Rogers
Inglis
C. Elliott
Debbie Grundy
H. Grundy
Pas
Togo Friends Host Vancouver Welcome Party
Mrs Wm Hampson reporter notes a surprise Vancouver welcome gathering for Togo friends October 19 at the Leung Bong home. E Shauer served as MC and gave an upholstered footstool. farewell chair gift followed. Attendees included Garnet and Dorothy Sweet Ernie and Dot Shauer Deb and Lena Blewatt Doug and Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Togo
Vancouver
Leung Bong
E. Shauer
Garnet
Dorothy Sweet
Ernie
Dot Shauer
Deb
Lena Blewatt
Doug
Rose
Community notices of visits and travels across Manitoba and Saskatchewan
Local residents report returned home from Prince Edward Island and Saskatchewan trips. Miss Faith Hack visits Winnipeg. several families plan Regina and Saskatoon trips. Attendees at a memorial service and Elk's Lodge bingo are noted along with upcoming 4-H activities and a Roblin Homemakers reorganization.
Halloween Parade Lights Goose Lake Yet Quiet School
On October 31 Goose Lake Elementary held a Halloween event with a 1 15 p m bell signaling ghosts and creatures entering the building. Students paraded as monsters then moved to classroom parties with teachers and the principal in costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goose Lake Elementary School
Deer season notes and crop conditions in 1968 region
Rod R. T. Bill Robinson reports on 1968 deer season issues. He notes cattle in fields at season start and thousands of acres of unthreshed swath around the province. Harold Hosford adds guidance from conservation education on the 1968 situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hosford
Conservation Education
Bing
Legal Notice to Creditors Estate of John Stewart Comrie
In the matter of the estate of John Stewart Comrie late of Shell River Manitoba farmer deceased all claims verified by statutory declaration must be sent to Box 909 Roblin Manitoba on or before December 17 1968 Dated Roblin Manitoba November 65 1968 Rupert Carr Solicitor for the Executrix
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stewart Comrie
Shell River
Manitoba
Roblin
Rupert Carr
Executrix
New Mexico Declares Squirrels Big Game For Hunters
A New Mexico rule classifies tree squirrels as Big Game making hunting costs higher for non residents. The column notes deer are abundant this year with many sightings and a highway buck killed east of Neepawa, prompting hunters to pursue venison this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Neepawa
Geoff Pasquill
For Sale Piano and Household Items
FOR SALE Haines Brothers piano in good condition Apply to Mrs J Pound phone 937-2645 pig FOR SALE Dry seasoned stove length wood White enamelled Coron ado coal and wood range with copper reservoir Brown enamelled crib with mattress Apply to E H Baumung Phone 937-4713 Roblin p43 LADIES LADIES Now is the time to have your sewing machine put in top condition for sewing by one who has 19 years experience Call Roblin 937-2800 for appointment G Cornell Box 848 Virden Man p13-46
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haines Brothers
J. Pound
E. H. Baumung
Roblin
Call Roblin
G. Cornell
Box
Virden
Man
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hawryluk
Allan Martin
Post Office
the Roblin Review
Wm. Hampson
Save At Roblin Trading Co. Ltd
Y Mercha
Flannelette
Happy Foot
Kayser
Crisco Oil
Wabasso Flat
Texmade
Roblin Trading CO
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
Prairie Provinces
TNS
AG. Rep
Bifeld
Hallowe’en
ROD & Gun
R. T
Bill” Robinson
Hunter Liason
Curling
Ernie Hilland
Interfaith
Roblin Theatre
Legion
Gordon Hotel
Veterans
Auxiliary
240. Avenue
Barbara Rhodes
Technicolor
Joan Crawford
Ty Hardin
Diana Dors
Michael Gough
Judy Geeson
Sidney Poitier
Rod Steiger
Coor
California
Roblin Consumers Co-opeo
Roblin, Man
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