Local and Personal News Roundup
Roblin doctor E Sirote from Winnipeg was a visitor on town Saturday. Brandon and J Hayes drove to Waioning over the weekend. Mme M E Rulberg of Winnipeg visiting friends in town for several days. Br Genfiddivten of Birtle spent the week in town visiting friends. Mrs N Wisny left to spend days visiting friends at Dauphin. We Ford left last week for Brandon to visit friends. G Rogers MLA visited Winnipeg to attend the Social Credit convention. Sam Kapéey returned home after summer work on the CALR extra gang at Flin Flin. HMe saw Harry Cox W A Scott and Mrs R 44 Jakeman attended the UFM annual meeting in Dauphin. F Newton returned to Winnipeg with daughters Helen Newton and Mrs C E Trimble. Alice Lundy, who spent weeks with friends here, returned to Brandon. Bert Taylor, former Mitchells Hardware manager, is now manager of Baldy Northcott’s Sporting Goods Store in Winnipeg. Wilfrid Ward accompanied by his brother and wife Elva Payne drove to Bateman Sask to visit Mrs Ward’s daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Rulberg
Winnipeg
Br. Genfiddivten
Birtle
N Wisny
Friands
Dauphin
Ford
Brandon
G. Rogers
Social Credit Corvention
Sam. Kapéey
CALR
Flin Flen
Hme
Harry Cox
W. A. Scott
Mra. R
Jakeman
U.F.M
Bert Taylor
Mitchell’s Hardware
Cromarty Community Notes Welcomes Returning Families
Cromarty Ltd Mrs Black and her family including son William Edg fd and eldest Dennis returned from Winnipeg Saturday. Mr and Mrs Robb and family of Alsack Saak returned Friday after visiting Merc Robb's mother Mrs Grassie. Thank you to all who helped with last Friday's fowl supper and contributed to the programme. Thompson and Mrs Thompson returned from Winnipeg Saturday after medical treatment. Cromarty Community held a surprise party for Mr and Mrs Chapman and family prior to their move to British Columbia. A gift of a black leather hand bag was given to Mrs Chapman and black leather suitcases to both Mr and Mrs Chapman, with gifts for Lorraine McNeill and other young people. The Chapmans will be greatly missed as they begin their new life in BC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robb
Alsack Saak
Merc
Grassie
Thompson
Winnipeg
Cromarty
Mel
Chapman
Thei
B.C
Mra. Chepman
W.I
Mrs J C Inglis attends Durban W I convention
Mrs J C Inglis was present at a Women’s Institute convention in Durban last Friday where she will pursue studies at Business College. Mr and Mrs A Staples have returned from a lengthy trip through Saskatchewan and the United States visiting friends and relatives. Mrs G McDonald is undergoing medical treatment at Russell and well wishes are extended for a speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. A. Staples
Saskatchewan
United States
Masquerade Dance at Deepdate Hosts Costumed Night
Paid announcements promote the Masquerade Dance at Deepdate on Friday October 30 with music by the De Luxe Dance Demons. The Gatherin of the Clans event will occur Friday November 6 in Assemble Hall Robin with 35e admission and lunch. Also theatre previews run October 26 27 28 featuring Freddie Bartholomew in a screen adaptation of an English classic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assem Bly
Robin
Hittie Lord Fauntelroy
Hag
Freddie Bartholomew
David Copperfield
Local Notes From Kampack and Nearby Towns
Mrs Paiement and Mrs Eddy visited Kampack Monday while Rev and Mrs Blewett visited their son Bernardo at Swift Current last week. Mr van Rewes bought a quarter section of land from Mr Gee Swain. Mr and Mrs Walter Krug visited friends at Sternowaya on Wednesday. Mrs Abercrombie, Mrs Paiement, Mrs Brown and daughter motor to Kameack Saturday. Mr George Swain left for Winnipeg to spend the winter. Mr and Mrs James McEwen headed to Winnipeg for the winter. Armistice Day observances being organized by the Homemakers Club. Fowl supper planned Friday night the 23rd under Anglican W A. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs A Parker. Wedding at Holy Trinity Church Kameack October 14. Agricultural dance Friday night the 16th. orchestra late arrival caused some dissatisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Paiement
Mrs. Eddy
Kampack
Rev
Mrs. Blewett
Bernardo
Swift Current
James McEwen
Winnipeg
The
Homemakers Club
New Trail
W.A
Anglican Church
A. Parker
Holy Trinity Church
Kameack
Dr A B Baird visits Winnipeg and district
Dr A B Baird of Winnipeg attracted good crowds at Roblin United Church Sunday, sharing mature inspiring sermons from Acts 3 6 on positive personal growth and church influence. He recalled early travels to Kamsack Indian Mission, visited Hardy Plant Nursery with Frank L Skinner, and planned lectures at the college after a Monday supper and choir program. A birth and a lost item note follow in this week’s notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Baird
Winnipeg
Roblin United Church
Baird
Kamsack
Hardy
Frank L. Skinner
Swine Club Fair Shows Improved Quality and Large Entry
The annual Swine Club Fair on the Agricultural Societies Seconds Saturday drew twenty four pairs, larger and higher quality than recent years. Judge Leslis Harcourt praised improvements, with winners including Im W Lebedovitch and Wilfred McArthur, while Roy Carlson won the special prize for best pig shown at the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swine Club
Agricultural Societies
Leslis Harcourt
Dominion Live
Im—W. Lebedovitch
Wifred McArthur
Allan Martin
A. G. Arnott
Lloyd Carlson
Ellen Carlsonth
Bert Chate
Jean James Rhh
W. J. Arnott
Verna Carlson
Margaret Arnott
A. G. Gleiser
Roy Carlson
Russian seed exchange with Canadian nurseryman sparks interest abroad
Over a week F L Skinner of Dropmore nursery shipped unusual plants and seeds to U S China and Sun Yat-sen Memorial Gardens in Nanking. He collaborates with Lenin Academy of Agricultural Sciences and Alt Union Institute while studying flora of Siberia Mongolia Manchuria Korea and northern Japan. The exchanges signal Russian interest in Canadian hybrids and ornamental hardy varieties for northern climates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Skinner
Dropmore
U.S
Canada
China
Skinner
Sun Yat-sen
Nanking
Siberia
Mongolia
Manchuria
Korea
Japan
The World of Wheat by G L Strange Director Crop Testing Plan
G L Strange argues Western Canada must export 200 to 300 million bushels yearly to sustain farmers’ livelihoods. Canada must boost wheat quality to keep its price edge as other nations improve, amid shifting global supply influenced by rains in Australia and Argentina and a tightened world surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Roblin Village notices strict on wilful damage
Village of Roblin warns residents that wilful damage or obstruction of village streets will be prosecuted by order of the mayor and council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
What Others Say And The Missouri Highway System
The piece notes Andre Perguin the French designer linking a woman's walk to temperament and contrasts others like nervousness and sex appeal. It then reports the Automobile Club of Michigan's tax principles gaining Western Canadian attention. Missouri is cited as a practical example, detailing a 12,545 mile state highway network with 3,000 miles concrete, 2,000 asphalt, 6,000 gravel, and 732 earth roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andre Perguin
Automobile Club of Michigan
Canada
Missouri
Church Notices Rev C S Matchett Leads Open Door Services
Church notices announce Rev C S Matchett of Dauphin Presbytery will preach Sunday October 25 at 3 PM and 7 PM at the Open Door church. Rev John Jackson, Grandview minister and Dauphin secretary, will preach on The Peril of Character in the morning. Miss Bernice Scott will sing at the evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tumaoel
Sae Cromarty
Bled
Seaeetereesess
John Jackson
Dauphin Presbytery
Grandview
Bernice Scott
Public Building Tender Roblin Manitoba Sealed 1936
Sealed tenders addressed to the undersigned for a Public Building at Roblin Manitoba will be received until 12 noon Tuesday November 3 1936. Plans and specifications available from the Chief Architect Ottawa Resident Architect Winnipeg and Rablin Post Office. Tender forms must follow Department conditions and be accompanied by 10 percent certified cheque or guaranteed bonds. Deposit for blueprints is $10.00 refundable on return. By Order J M Summerville Ottawa October 10 1936 Secretary Department of Public Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Manitoba
Arrchitect
Department of Public Works
Ottawa
Customs
Winnipeg
Rablin
Canada
Minister of Public Works
Dominion of Canada
Canadain National Railway Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
4. E. Sirote
GC. Brandon
J. Hayes
J. C. Inglis
W. I
Durban
Nipeg
Business
Togo News
van Rewes
Gee. Swain
Walter Krug
Sternowaya
Buffalo NY
G. L. Strange
Australia
Roblin Mallowe'en
Pathfinder
United Church
C. S. Matchett
Church of Lasting Friendship
Paeeteeveesedd Bm
T.b.taylos
Celemas Gassad
Taylor
Lyric Theatre
Shirley Temple
America
Fauntebroy
Dolores Costello
Larrymore Bee
Ife
Edward G. Robinson
Barbary Coast
John J. Arklie
Mitchell's Drug Store
Blue Ribbon
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