KPM notes donations and summer work at Roblin museum
The Keystone Pioneer Museum reports donations of a wood intarsia image of Manitoba Pool Elevator 1 Roblin and a brick planter from removed buildings. Volunteers repaired cabins and roofs, installed shingles, built ramps, and prepared for Show Day parade with a float earning a Service Club award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bield
KPM
Sheldon Jones
Roblin
Jones
George Spear
Newton Block
Assessippi
Estevan
Makaroff School
Roblin High School
KPM Board
Gladys Sheffield
Ethel Maitland
Art McIntyre
Dunlop
Roblin Fair
Geraldine
Betty
Jeanette
Gladys
Muriel
Barry Ludwig
Barry
Checker
Geraldine Ronellenfitch
Art McIintyre
Gladys Ludwig
Andrew Livingston
Kyle Ludwig
Richelle Suidak
Shayla Ludwig
Len Curle
Matt Deneka
Len
Fair Grounds
Matt
Service Club & Organization
Essie
Harry Cross
Local Visits Across Provinces Light Up Weekend
Wayne Poersch hosted visitors Garry and Mavis from Yorkton and granddaughter from Vancouver. Jack and Marlene Miller hosted Harvey and Lorie Wolowski from Preeceville Bert and Betty Hassler of Saskatoon Rod and Corinne Curle of Regina and Elsie Baumung and Doug Miller from Roblin. Gerald and Sandra Schepp hosted their daughter Kathy from Red Deer and Percy and Shirley Schepp from Edmonton. Elizabeth Morash of Winnipeg visited her brother Calvin. Wayne Poersch and Nick Antony traveled to Regina for a medical appointment. Jenalene Antony left for Medicine Hat to attend university after summer with her parents. Nick and Margaret Antony visited Churchbridge for daughter Sherryl’s birthday. Nick Antony’s brother Tom Antony from Yorkton visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Poersch
Garry
Mavis
Yorkton
Vancouver
Jack
Marlene Miller
Harvey
Lorie Wolowski
Preeceville
Bert
Betty Hassler
Saskatoon
Rod
Corinne Curle
Regina
Elsie Baumung
Doug Miller
Roblin
Gerald
Sandra Schepp
Kathy
Red Deer
Percy
Shirley Schepp
Edmonton
Elizabeth Morash
Winnipeg
Calvin
Nick Antony
Wayne
Jenalene Antony
Medicine Hat
Nick
Margaret Antony
Churchbridge
Sherryl
Tom Antony
Canada Gives 6.5 Million to Fight West African Locust Plague
Canada through CIDA donates 6.5 million Canadian dollars to FAO Locust Control Appeal to aid Senegal Mauritania Mali Niger Chad and others. FAO warns swarms could worsen in September threatening harvests as aid from multiple donors scales up.
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Canadian International Development Agency
CIDA
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
FAQ
Senegal
Mauritania
Mali
Niger
Chad
UN — Agency
FAO
Charles Riemenschneider
FAO Liaison Office
North America
Canada
West Africa
Burkina Faso
Cape Verde
Nigeria
Darfur
Sudan
Arab Organization For Agricultural Development
The
Common Development Fund
FCD
European Community
France
Islamic Development Bank
Italy
Netherlands
Norway
Saudi Arabia
South Korea
Spain
Taiwan
China
United Kingdom
United States
African Development Bank
Arab Bank For Economic Development In Africa
BADEA
Germany
International Fund For Agriculture Development
IFAD
Japan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Keystone Pioneer Museum
George Wagner
Ernie Davis
Gordon
District News
Marge Antony
Russell
Manitoba
Bruce Doran
Alzheimer Society of Manitoba
Alzheimer Society
Mannn
Alzheimer.mb.ca
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