Tips For Teens And Not So Teen
A Roblin Review weekly feature urges youth to attend two Saturday meetings with a temperance speaker at Goose Lake school and a Sunday church film program. It warns against drinking, cites science, offers memory training tips, a humorous anecdote, and invites readers to guess the editor’s pen name for a prize.
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Early cancer signs to watch for and seek care
Warning symptoms to notice without delay. Learn the mild signs that may indicate cancer and act early, as early cancer can be cured with timely treatment. Stay alert for changes and consult a clinician promptly if concerns arise.
Togo News Briefs Highlight Local Travels and Visits
Mr Franchuk left for Vancouver last week Miss Rose Patruke visits friends in the country Mrs J W Eddy visited Kamsack Monday Herbert Keil heads to Regina for college Wm Hampson and Augustus Gleish visited Margo Laura Ferg returns home to Wynyard after visit Patrick Sloan returns from Swan River Mrs J McDonald English bride visits Mrs Joseph McDonald Pte Adolph Hischebert returns from four years overseas service Welcome extended to him and English bride Dave Erhardt a Winnipeg express passenger
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Franchuk
Vancouver
Rose Patruke
J. W. Eddy
Kamsack
Herbert Keil
Regina
Wm. Hampson
Augustus Gleish
Margo
J. McDonald
Patrick Sloan
Swan River District
J McDonald
Joseph McDonald
Adolph Hischebert
Dave Erhardt
Winnipeg
Cotterell Golden Wedding Celebrated by Community
Mr. and Mrs. A Cotterell marked their 50th anniversary with a Sunday gathering at Mrs Jas Gawley’s home in Sept. 29. The couple, who came from England to Canada forty years ago, were honored by friends, neighbors, and the Anglican W A with gifts and a large wedding cake. Neighbors and family hosted tea and performances as well as presents of a leather handbag and substantial sums of money.
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Jas. Gawley
A. J. Cottrell
England
Canada
A. Tripp
J. A. Abercrombie
W.A
Cotterell
J. Dickie
A. Parker
W. Hern
J. Eddy
G. Brown
District News notes visits from Eldon Shiner and others
Eldon Shiner visits Winnipeg. Ted McCrea of Cromer visits Mrs. E. Shiner. Mr and Mrs John Adam of Winnipeg visit at the Belchers. N Birkinshaw of Rapid City visits sister R L Wells. Frances of Kamloops leaves after holiday with Mrs Smiths' parents. Dell Fish of Portage la Prairie leaves after two weeks with Whitlam family. W I held October meeting at Mrs W Edwards. fowl supper planned. Mr and Mrs Clem Robinson return from Vancouver Victoria trip and visit daughter and son in Rapid City.
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Eldon Shiner
Winnipeg
Ted McCrea
Cromer
Man
E. Shiner
John Adam
H. Belcher
N. Birkinshaw
Rapid City
R. L. Wells
Frances
Kamloops
B.C
van Every
Clem Robinson
Vancouver
Victoria
D. Black
Harry Robinson
Local visitors and church youth meeting announced
Merle Currey and Charlie Elder visit The Pas this week while R Inglis leaves for London Ontario after two weeks with Mr and Mrs W A Boyce. A meeting of young people is set for Friday at 8 pm at the Manse to discuss forming a Young Peoples Unit and winter activities. All interested are invited.
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Merle Currey
Charlie Elder
Pas
R. Inglis
London
Ont
W. A. Boyce
Returnees and local travels visit Happy Lake district
Grand Narrows resident Clifford Clausen returns home from Happy Lake where he worked in the mines. Ray Murray travels to Dauphin to assist in blood testing poultry. Mr and Mrs Harry Wilson return to the district after a USA visit. Mr and Mrs Jakeman and C Linderbeck drive from near Saskatoon to visit Happe Lake residents including Mr and Mrs Burrell and others.
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Clifford Clausen
Happy Lake
Ray Murray
Dauphin
Harry Wilson
U.S.A
Jakeman
C. Linderbekt
Saskatoon
C. Burrell
Clausen
Cromarty Fowl Supper Date Sought
Mrs. D. Black visited Winnipeg for several days last week. Mr. and Mrs. W. Radford and Sherron, with Mr. and Mrs. Gardner, visited Deepdale on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Framingham and family spent Friday with relatives at Grand Narrows. Mrs. Radford will visit the district after returning. Mrs. G. Smith and daughter.
Weekend Holiday Notice and Local Honors
The station closes from the 11th to the 16th for a nurse’s weekend holiday. Congratulations to Miss Agnes R. Goulet on winning the Dr. W. A. McIntyre Memorial scholarship for teachers. Pte Bill LaPlante and Trp Herve Carriere are the last local boys to return from overseas, with Herve back three weeks ago and Bill this week. Welcome home.
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Agnes R. Goulet
W. A. McIntyre
Bill LaPlante
Herve Carriere
Herve
Bill
Weekend visits and church service noted in Inglis
Mrs Chas King spent the weekend in Winnipeg while Mr and Mrs Guy Coulter visited en route to Flin Flon. Miss Ann Adams joined the Coulters to Flin Flon on Monday. A Thanksgiving service was held at the United Church on Sunday September 29. Miss Marion Robin returned to Winnipeg after a stay with her parents. The Ladies Aid met at Mrs D Martell’s home last Thursday. Bazaar final arrangements were set for the last week of October.
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Chas. King
Winnipeg
Guy Coulter
Flin Flon
Ann Adams
Coulters
United Church
Marion Robin
Ladies Aid
D. Martell
Deepdale Notes and Community Updates
Miss Alma McKenzie traveled to Winnipeg last week. Reg Ward left for Church Hill to work. Kenneth McKenzie returned home from Ontario. C T Argent visited Roy Howe at Sturgis Sask. Mrs C McCorquodale returned from Dauphin to settle here. Mrs A Livingston is a patient in Russell hospital and wishes for a speedy recovery. The W I held its September meeting at the United church. Mrs J Yeo Roblin gave an interesting address.
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Alma McKenzie
Winipeg
Reg Ward
Churchill
Kenneth McKenzie
Ontario
C. T. Argent
Roy Howe
Sturgis
Sask
C. McCorquodale
Dauphin
A. Livingston
Russell Hospital
W.I
The
United Church
J. Yeo
Roblin
Mary Robin Tummel heads to city university campus
Mary Robin Tummel left last Monday to attend university in the city. Pte John Eckert returned home Saturday after three years overseas. CGIT Trail Rangers and Mission Band organized with Rev Taylor assisting. U P reorganization meeting held at D Robertson home. officers named Bill Livingston president Margaret Arnott vice president Anne McFadyen secretary treasurer. convenors Bill Arnott Nettie Kolodzinski Harold Howe Donald Robertson. A delegation to seek school board use of part of school for recreation was appointed. Delegates to Y P A conference at Brandon during Thanksgiving weekend named. Y P enjoyed lunch after the meeting.
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Mary Robin
John Eckert
Taylor
CGIT
Trail Rangers
Mission Band
U. P
Bill Arnott
Nettie Kolodzinski
Harold Howe
Donald Robertson
Y.P.A
Brandon
Y.P
Opportunity for independent manager with farming ties
One of the nation’s large companies seeks a capable man to handle his own business under an exclusive contract. Requirements include strong character, reliable self management, and a car. Financial standing not critical. Apply by writing to the advertiser at 216 Winnipeg.
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Tos Rite the Advertiser
Winnipeg
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