Wedding in Winnipeg Unites Howard Wilson’s Daughter
Joy Lorraine Wilson wed Emile Henry Bronconier in Young United Church Winnipeg with Dr A Donnelly officiating. Bride wore nylon net gown with satin underlay and fingertip veil, carried American Beauty roses. bridesmaid Lily Christensen wore blue nylon net. Groom attended by Steven Bandura. Reception at Morley Avenue home hosted by Harvey Bronconier. The couple will reside in Winnipeg.
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Young United Church
Winnipeg
A. Donnelly
Joy Lorriane Wilson
Howard Wilson
Togo
Emile Henry Bronconier
Dave Bronconier
San Clara
Lily Christensen
Donald St
Steven Bandura
Harvey Bronconier
Morley Avenue
A. Ireland
Miah Maguire
Adam Sangster
Roblin
Ruth Ireland
Moosehorn
Jackie Bronconier
Grand Narrows
Canada Savings Bonds in Manitoba Loyal Savings Mainstay
Manitoba residents increasingly hold Canada Savings Bonds with about half using instalment plans and half paying cash. Last year 73 743 Manitobans bought bonds, and total holdings reach roughly 150 million dollars. Bonds range from 50 to 5000 dollars with a yearly limit of 5000 per person.
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Nursuase
Vote As You Please Election Day Friday October 19
Election day is this Friday October 19 from 9 am to 5 pm at the Village office for Councillors and Mayor and at the Shell River office for School Trustee Ward 3 and RM of Shell River councillor Ward 3. Nomination Day highlighted a large slate: Roblin Village mayoral candidates Wm Lesack K R McBain and F A Newton. councillors H Barber W A Large B Perchaluk W Sorbo. Goose Lake School Board Ward 3 candidates Wellington Watson Henry Zorn. RM Shell River Ward 3 candidates John Borochuik Peter Styba. Voters urged to participate and support municipal affairs.
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Shell River
R.M. of
Roblin
Wm. Lesack
K. KR. McBain
F. A. Newton
H.barber
W. A. Large
B. Perchaluk
W. Sorbo
Goose Lake
Wellington Watson
Henry Zorn
R.M
Ber
John ‘Borochuik
Peter Styba
Engagement Announcement for Sonja Mae Ellen Ramsay
Mrs G Van Drecht announces the engagement of her daughter Sonja Mae Ellen to Mr William Alexander Cameron Ramsay son of Mr and Mrs A C Ramsay of Cardale Manitoba The wedding is set for Saturday November 10 at 2 30 in the United Church Cardale Manitoba
McFadyens announce engagement in Roblin Manitoba
Mr and Mrs M McFadyen announce the engagement of their daughter Mildred Doreen to Mr Robert George Keast son of Mr A Keast and the late Mrs Mary Keast The engagement will be Tuesday October 30 at 6 30 p m in Knox United Church Roblin Manitoba.
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M. McFadyen
Mildred Doreen
Robert George Keast
A. Keast
Mary Keast
Knox United Church
Roblin
Man
Are Average Voters Too Passive In Ottawa Debate
The writer voices anger at the stereotype that the average voter is ignorant and indifferent to national issues. He cites government expansion into radio, transport,Printing, gas, and more, arguing such growth risks totalitarianism. He urges readers to challenge MPs and express informed concern before voting.
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Ottawa
CBC Colossus
Alr
Hull
Canada
J H Clark Heads Livestock Branch In Manitoba
J H Clark, 32, named Livestock Commissioner by order in council succeeding the late J H Conner. Born on a Brandon area farm, he earned an agriculture degree from the University of Manitoba in 1950, and after early work as an agricultural rep moved to the livestock branch in 1951. He had been assistant livestock commissioner a year ago as the branch faced peak activity with sheep and swine sales at Brandon and entries for the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Shuttleworth
James H. Clark
J. H. Conner
Mr. Clark
Brandon
University of Manitoba
Roblin
Manitoba
Subscriptions Notice Urges Delinquent Readers to Pay
Due to high newsprint costs, the notice says it cannot carry subscriptions in arrears and asks readers to check their label to continue receiving copies. Subscriptions priced at $2.00 per year.
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He Mary
Bield School Trustees Hold Regular Meeting
The Bield School trustees met Monday October 15 1956 with A Lovas F Bailes A Rice and A Dobranski in attendance. The minutes of the September meeting were adopted. An account for 5.24 for Mrs I Spear was approved for payment. Tender votes approved for Route 1 D E Chase Route 2 F Titanich Route 4 A Loyas Route 5 J L Anderson Route 6 T Jaasund Route 7 A Dobranski Route 8 J Yellowega.
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Bield School
A. Lovas
F. Bailes
A. Rice
A Dobranski
Rice - Dobranski
Bailes - Dobranski
Mirs. I. Spear
Rice - Bailes
D. E. Chase
F. Titanich
A. Loyas
J. L. Anderson
T. Jaasund
A. Dobranski
J. Yellowega
Bailes - Rice
Stork Clubbirths at Roblin District Hospital
The Stork Club reports births at Roblin District Hospital listing new arrivals by family names and hometowns including Henry, Jerome, Thiessen, Poyser, Angus, Carrisere, Wasylenchuk, Cockerill, Reg Cockerill, and Shiner. Dates range Sept 13 to Oct 15 with multiple newborns including a set of twins.
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THE
Stork Club
Roblin District
Henry
Prosper Henry
San Clara
Jerome
Gilbert Jerome
Thiessen
Arnold Thiessen
Togo
Poyser
Herbert Poyser
Roblin
Angus
Len Angus
Makaroff
Carrisre
Ephrem Carrier
Wasylenchuk
Mike Wasylenchuk
Bield
Cockerill
Horace Cockerill
Reg. Cockerill
Shiner
Harold Shiner
Local Visitors and Travel Notes From Inglis Area
Mr and Mrs Orval Boyce and family left for The Pas on Monday while Ken Boyce and Mr Hanlan accompanied by Mr and Mrs Boyce headed there on Tuesday for the Jean Mc Ginnis wedding. L H Hanlan of Madison Ontario and his son Houston and grandson from Sault Ste Marie are visiting Albert Boyce this week. Steve Beck and Lorne of The Pas visited relatives here recently. Kenneth Pound went to Winnipeg for a 4H judging trip to Toronto. Happy Bangle Yvonne Beattie and Larry Powell attended a Young Peoples convention in Saskatoon last weekend. Mrs D Marte returned to Inglis Saturday after two weeks with A Tayfor.
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Orval Boyce
Pas
Ken Boyce
Hanlan
Jean McGinnis
E. Griffith
Lorne
Kenneth Pound
Winnipeg
Toronto
Happy Bangle
Yvonne Beattie
Larry Powell
Saskatoon
D. Marte
Inglis
A. Tayfor
Local News and Social Roundup from Flin Flon and Winnipeg
Local and social notes describe visits among families in Flin Flon Welwyn and Winnipeg plus travel plans. Names include Nell Adam Lesle Campbell Geo Kelso Allan Borebridge H Laurie Robt Arnott D H Oliphant and Henry Chick with a 50th wedding anniversary for L A Leavens at the Homestead. Additional events cover an organ recital at Knox United Church and Thanksgiving gatherings in Winnipeg and Dauphin.
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Knox United Church
Allan Borebridge
Westminster United
Church of Winnipeg
Fisher-Bridgeman Wedding Planned in Tummel United Church
Mr and Mrs Clem Fisher of Roblin announce the marriage of their eldest daughter Ellen May to Stewart Bridgeman of Snow Lake Manitoba, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Bridgeman of Herb Lake. The ceremony will be on November 2 at 8:00 p.m. in Tummel United Church.
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Clem Fisher
Roblin
Ellen ‘May
Stewart EB. Bridgeman
Snow Lake
Man
Fred Bridgeman
Herb Lake
Tummel United Church
Deepdale Threshing Nears Finish as Work Continues
Threshing and combining are nearly done in the district with land work already underway. Several combines were seen on M. Linton’s farm last Friday. Old-time neighborliness remains. Eugene Taylor left for British Columbia for work. Steve Dalkowski returned to Winnipeg on Tuesday. Thanksgiving services planned for Sunday, October 21 with special music being arranged.
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M. Linton
Timber markets and freight affect log values and selling choices
A tree farmer explains that local markets matter for timber profits due to freight costs. He notes that distant markets may be profitable if timber is abundant and selling conditions justify transport. Hiring a forest consultant can help assess log and timber values across sawmills veneer mills poles and ties as demand fluctuates.
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Sam
Cies
Red River Wheat History From 1812 To Modern Varieties
The article surveys Red River settlers arrival at the mouth of the Red and Assiniboine in 1812 and the first crops of 1813, noting wheat failures, then successful harvests by 1815. It chronicles grasshopper plagues, mice damage in 1825, early export of eight hundred fifty seven bushels of red fife wheat from Manitoba, and the progression to Marquis and rust resistant varieties Selkirk and Garry Oats. It highlights WWI grain shipments to Europe, evolving seed production, and crossbreeding efforts shaping northern US demand and Canadian agricultural history.
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Red River
Red
Assini
Manitoba
Canada
Ontario
Winnipeg
Fishers Landing
Deluth
Great Lakes
Europe
British Isles
United States
New York State
Togo Homemakers Club Holds October Meeting at Mrs McKinnon's
Mrs. N McKinnon hosted the October gathering with 13 members and 2 visitors. Business covered minutes and correspondence, Harvest Tea proceeds 16 dollars, Afghan raffle 80.75, donations to the Blind Society and Arthritis Society, plus notes on a May Convention Day and a beauty study. A vaccine clinic, W I visit, Remembrance Day wreath, and a birthday cake for the convenor were noted. next meeting at Mrs M Mick's home.
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Togo
Canada
Sask
National Foundation
F.w.lc
Royal Commission On Agriculture
Robin W.I
Remberance Day
K. Erhardt
Arts and Letters
Edna Jacques
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William Holden
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John Mills
Eric Portman
Wee Geordie
Bill Travers
Norah Gorson
Santiago
Alan Ladd
Harry
Edmund Gwean
John Forsythe
By Ambrose Hills
J. H. Clark
Roblin and District Chamber of Commerce
Nell Adam
Flin Flon
J. Adam
Lesle Campbell
Welwyn, Sask
L. A. Leavens
Geo. Kelso
Quebec City
Atlantic City
Mrs. H. Laurie
Calgary
Alex
Geo. Michels
Bogle
Gordon Collins
Robt. Arnott
Robert
Inlaw
Gordon Arnott
A. Arnott
E. W. Scott
Biggar, Sask
D. H. Oliphant
Fred Baggett
Dauphin
Henry Chick
Virginia Chick
Frank Dwornick and
Bruce
Toulon
Ray Dwornick
Deepdale
Eugene Taylor
B.C
Steve Dalkowski
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