Home and School meeting hears engagement notice and library plan
The Hob mend District Home and School Association met at the Intermediate school with reports from committees. Laurine Mary DeLaMare and Mervin Gunness announced engagement. Rev A J Scrace spoke on Indian Residential School progress, followed by a film. Community plans covered a regional library meeting and a potential musical festival in Roblin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Scrace
Hobmend District Home and School Association
O Canada
K. DeLaMare
Nold
Roblin
Ivy Campbell
Wm. Nowosad
P. Nowosad
Cannon A. J. Scrace
Dauphin
Tummel U C W Meeting Held At Mrs C Robin's
The Tummel United Church Women held their regular monthly meeting at Mrs. C Robin's home on Wednesday October 10 with seventeen members present. Mable Jory led worship, Isabel Lesler read minutes, and plans for the fowl supper were finalized. Mrs Bramwell delivered an inspiring paper on stewardship before closing with the Women’s Creed. Next gathering set for Mrs J C Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Brook
Hillsburg Rural Council and School Board Election Results
On Friday October 19 voters chose a new Reeve Ivan Ellice defeating John Perchaluk Jr 151 to 137 in Hillsburg. Frank Paczoski beat Peter Hojnocki 57 to 31 for Ward 2 Councillor. C Filewich won Intermountain School Division seat 196 to 142. J Mitchell won Goose Lake Ward 2 School District seat 79 to 65 over M Souter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.M. of
Hillsburg
Intermountain
Goose Lake
Ivan Ellice
John Perchaluk Jr
Frank Pacz
Borden Hawryluk
Charles Filewich
Peter Nowosad
C. Filewich
J. Mitchell
M. Souter
Bethel Church Women Hold Annual Mission Council Meet
The Bethel Church Women’s Missionary Council held its annual meeting on October 16 at Mrs. E. A. Furtney’s home. Officers were elected, plans made to increase the Christmas offering, and efforts outlined for literature distribution and support for missionaries in Kenya and Rhodesia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Church Women’s Missionary Council
Bethel Church Women's Missionary Council
E. A. Furtney
M. Ballard
B. Brucher
Aliss M. Cantwell
Kenys
Rossburn
Y. Oltrop
Lac du Bonnet
O. Olfrey
Saskatoon
G. Oltrop
Treas
E. Schrader
O. Switzer
B. Brutcher
H. Livingstone
Youth Band for Roblin and District Planned
The Rebekah Lodge and local citizens discuss starting a youth brass band in Roblin for grades six to ten. D'Arcy Massing proposes a thirty player brass ensemble evolving into a full military band with instrument costs about 125 dollars each, funded by donors and pupil fees. A committee will organize, survey pupil interest, and seek moral and financial support from organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Roblin
D'Arcy Massing
Swan River
Grandview
Rebekahs
Fame
Mossing
A. Reid
Local visits and travels across Saskatchewan and Manitoba
TOGO Mr and Mrs Guy Parker visit Maple Creek Sask Mr and Mrs Vernon Shauf motor to Ketchen Sask to visit Essington Mrs Henry Phiefer returns from Winnipeg and Morden Mrs E M Olson returns from Yorkton hospital Mrs Fred Bauming returns from Yorkton hospital Mr Keith Scoville Snow Lake Man visiting for a few days Mr Jay Olson King City Ont visiting with parents Dale Olson Mr and Mrs Norman Lee and Mr and Mrs Ted Ireland motor to Swan River Mrs Pete Styranko visiting Saskatoon and Prince Albert Mr and Mrs John Barowski Vancouver visiting with John Fedoruk Mrs John Barabash leaves for Winnipeg returning Monday Mr and Mrs Fred Erhardt host Turkey Supper for 25th wedding anniversary Mr and Mrs Peil Loreburn visiting Henry Hilderman Miss Jean Duns leaves for Yorkton Art Duns and Stan McKay return from West Coast trip Neil McKinnon motor to Saskatoon last week Mrs H Gunness and Mervin motor to Dauphin last week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Parker
Maple Creek
Sask
Vernon Shauf
Ketchen
Essington
Henry Phiefer
Winnipeg
Morden
E. M. Olson
Yorkton Hospital
Fred Bauming
Keith Scoville
Snow Lake
Man
Jay Olson
King City
Ont
Dale Olson
Norman Lee
Ted Ireland
Swan River
Pete Styranko
Saskatoon
Prince Albert
John Barowski
Vancouver
B.C
John Fedoruk
John Barabash
Fred Erhardt
Peil
Loreburn
Henry Hilderman
Jean Duns
Yorkton
Art Duns
Stan McKay
West Coast
Neil McKinnon
Farm water installation and sanitation course offered
The Manitoba Ag Rep announces a five day winter course in farm water installation and sanitation for up to twenty district residents. Registration is first come, first served at 15 dollars per applicant, covering a plumber’s home visit, plan of house plumbing, and materials list. Topics include water supply, plumbing regulations, septic tanks, and practical demonstrations led by qualified instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Department of Health
Miss Hunter Speaks At Roblin Women’s Institute Meeting
Miss Marion Hunter, Roblin Collegiate delegate to a United Nations Seminar in Brandon, outlined an informative two day program. The U N Association encouraged youth conferences. about one hundred Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario students attended. Regular W I meetings shift to the fourth Wednesday evening due to church use. Members support forming a Roblin community band for grades 6 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Roblin Women’s Institute
Marion Hunter
Roblin
Brandon
United Nations Association of Canada
Manitoba
Ontario
U.N. Association
Marion
United Church
W. I
Knox United Church Mid-Week Groups Report
The Explorers meet Fridays after four o clock to collect for Unicef on Oct 26. Officers include Chief Explorer Margaret Arnott and Keeper of the Log Lynn Martin. Junior C.G.L.T. groups Giddy Girls and Lamplighters form nine and eleven members respectively with officers and leaders named. The Tyro Boys meet Mondays led by Ernie Hilland. Junior Choir has thirty members directed by Mrs. L P Hutchison with Brian Sim at the organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unicef
Margaret Arnott
Lynn
C.g.llt
Giddy Girls
Lark Gamey
Janice Arnott
Phyllis Nahirney
Lamplighters
Donna Oliphant
Colleen Jakeman
Ec.-Treas
H. Oliphant
Shell River
C.G.L.T
Tyro
Ernie Hilland
Hugh Harper
Airs. L. P. Hutchison
Brian Sim
Roblin Civil Defence Gets Green Light
The Roblin Emergency Area Civil Defence Committee held its third meeting on Tuesday evening October 16 in Shell River council chambers. Members discussed renting the large room in the post office basement as Emergency Headquarters, purchasing office equipment and supplies up to 550 dollars, and stipends for Hembroff and Collis starting October 1, 1962. Suggestions to recruit Shedmouth and set the next meeting for early January 1963 were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Shell River
Ivan J. Mault
Lloyd Hemobroft
M. Collis
P. J. Gaber
L. Davidson
R.M
Boulton
M. T. Kelso
W. Lupichuk
Peter Styba
Hillsburg
Mault
Hembroff
Post Office
Tly
Mr. Hembroff
Mr. Collis
Collis
Shedmouth
Local and Social News From Roblin Area
Local notes report patients in Winnipeg hospitals and visiting relatives across Manitoba and Alberta. Mentions include Mr AT Kines recovering in Winnipeg, Hugh Newton at University of North Dakota, and several Roblin, Ashville, Russell, and Roblin-area families visiting kin in Red Deer Edmonton and Ontario. An Eastern Star night in Swan River and a Brandon cattle feeder meeting are noted, plus retirement honors for BC Hydro staff and long service by Arthur Nott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Swan River
J. Hilland
W. Ward
F. Newton
R. McBain
G. Beattie
J. Martin
A Britcher
Deepdale notices and travels highlighted in late week update
Deepdale residents report trips to Winnipeg by Mr and Mrs Ray Fisher and Mrs C McKenzie returning Oct 21. Mr and Mrs Clifford Ayer planned a motor trip to Winfield B C and west. Snow has melted and fall work resumes. Deepdale W I met Oct 3 with five members. Education article on Water Safety read. Rally postponed to spring due to illness. Rummage Sale planned for Merridale School Oct 17. A $10 donation to CNIB approved. Mrs W Ward chosen to attend Brandon Leadership Training Oct 1 to Nov 2. Luncheon served after adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Fisher
C. McKenzie
Winnipeg
Clifford Ayer
Winfield
B.C
Deepdale
W. I
Richard Klassen
Jolliffe
Powell
W. Ward
Russel
Merridale
CNIB
Brandon
Forage grass seed applications due October 30
Farmers seeking seed mixtures under the Soil Conservation Policy must submit their applications by October 30. The notice emphasizes the closing date for securing forage grass seed programs and urges timely action to qualify.
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. Hilderman
Makaroff
Laurine Mary
Mervin Gunness
Ho Gunness
Togo
Toss United Church
Elks Hall
Marjorie Morley
Library Service
Wayne Digby
Tummel U.C.W
Mrs. C
Koski
Peter Hojnocki
Nm. Hampson
Harold Boughton
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Manitoba Department of Education
Government of Canada
Miss Hunter
Tsk
Canada
Pulp and Paper Industry
Roblin Civil Defence
AT. Kines
Geo. Giles
Sam Deer Lodge Hospital
Ily
Hugh Newton
The
University of North Dakota At
Grand Forks
Antony Sametz
St. Catherines, Ont
Michael Korman
Thos. Menzul
Alfred Williams
L. Josephson
Red Deer
Alberta
John Chescu
Edmonton
Carman Alguire
Wallace
Jim Egilson
Ashville
C. Russell
Russell, Man
Oliphant
Mr. H. Oliphant
Mrs. W. Cross
Ronnie
Mrs. Cross
Mrs. D. Urton
Mr. Oliphant
M.W.N.A
James Korman
Thom Menzal
Detroit
Michigan
Andrew Miller
Marde
Bentley
Fred Erhardt Jr
Graham Mitchell
Jimmy
John Curtis
Curtis
Ireland
Mr. Curtis
Calgary
J. R. Mitchell
L. P. Hutchison
Mrs. Geo. Laird
Lethbridge
Trail
Spokane
Kelowna
North
Arthur Nott
Georgia Hotel
B.C. Hydro and Power Authority
Mr. Nott
Arthur
John Nott
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