Local District Notes On Visits Moves And School News
District page reports visits by Mrs Helen Chartrand from The Past Man to see her relatives in Happy Lake and Boggy Creek. Families Lavoillette and Burwash moved to Flin Fion with help from neighbors. Jimmie Short leaves for St Vlad’s College Roblin and Roland Daniel Lizotte enrolls at St Vlad’s for the new term.
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Helen Chartrand
Rosanne Travis
Phillip Travis
Fabien Lavoillette
Flin Fion
Nelson Burwash
Lavoillette
Doug Brown
Goodlands
Man
Orvil Brown
Thos Wheeler
Singoosh Lake
Evelyn Bouvier
Dianne
F. Lavoillette
Jimmie Short
St. Vlad’s College
Roblin
Roland
Daniel Lizotte
Stan Phiefer
Dauphin
Edward Langan
John Haywood Langan
Flin Filton
Silverwood
Dorothy Short
Dorothy Lavoillette
Florence LaRocque
Violet Cornell
Winnipeg
Community notices and moves amid weekend travels
Miss Cornell visited Florence's home during the Labor Day weekend. Bruce Wil was missing while looking for the cows. Miss Stella St Germain left Friday for Winnipeg to attend Teachers College. Mr and Mrs Robert Goetz and family left Friday for Thompson Man after a month with Joyce and children and two weeks for Robert.
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Cornell
Florence
Bruce Wilwhile
Stella St. Germain
Winnipeg
Teachers’ College
Robert Goetz
Thompson
Man
Joyce
Robert
Becker-Reporter Notes Local Visits and Wedding Dance
Mr and Mrs J Klein spent a week in Brandon Manitoba and Winnipeg Manitoba visiting their daughters and sons in law. Visitors at the J Beckers over Labor Day included Mr and Mrs Wm Becker Yorkton Miss Donna Leibrecht Regina and Mr and Mrs Nick Fedun and family Langenburg Sask. A number of district residents attended a wedding dance at Makaroff last Friday for Mr and Mrs Garth McGinnis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Klein
Brandon
Man
Winnipeg
J. Beckers
Wm. Becker
Yorkton
Donna Leibrecht
Regina
Nick Fedun
Langenburg
Sask
Makaroff
Garth McGinnis
Visitants from Saskatoon Winnipeg and Winnipeg guests
Mrs F McDuffe reports Mr and Mrs G Farmer and family of Saskatoon stayed with Mr and Mrs Geo Laird over the weekend. Mr and Mrs C Miller of Winnipeg were also visitors. Gordon Simpson, home from Thompson Man, will finish his engineering at the University of Manitoba this year and resume studies soon. Dale Simpson broke his arm at school on Tuesday. best wishes for a speedy recovery.
John Adam 74 Roblin Manitoba Obituary
John Adam 74 of Roblin Manitoba died after a lengthy illness at Roblin District Hospital on September 9 1963. Born January 12 1889 in Dumfries Scotland he immigrated to Canada in 1908 and later worked for the Manitoba Telephone System before WWI service with the Canadian Corps of Signals. He is survived by his wife Amy two sisters a brother six children and thirteen grandchildren. Funeral services were held September 10 at Knox United Church Roblin with Masonic Rites and cremation at St James Park Lawn Mortuary.
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Roblin District
John Adam
Roblin
Manitoba
Amy Adam
Dumfries
Scotland
Canada
Harcus
Manitoba Telephone System
Canadian Corps of Signals
Adam
Royal Canadian Legion
Jessie
Ottawa
Ont
Harry Mullen
Audrey
Winnipeg
Man
Ewart Scott
Joyce
St. James Park Lawn
McBain
Essay Contest Sponsored by Ladies Auxiliary in Roblin
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion sponsors an essay contest for Roblin students in Grades 7 through 11 on the topic Why We Wear A Poppy For Remembrance. Essays of about 500 words written in pencil, one side, with name attached, are due to convenor Mrs. Grant Buick Box 174 Roblin Man by Oct 19. Prizes of 10 and 5 dollars awarded per class with two classes.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Canadian Legion
Roblin
Grant Buick
Box 174
Man
Family Summer Visit Highlights in Shell River
Mrs. Geo Souter reports visits as Kirk Cockerll spent summer with the Hangons in Winnipeg and returned with his mother to Fort Frances. The Pas guests, including Kelly Lee and Lorie Louise, stayed with Mr and Mrs George Souter for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. N. Hanson
Norma
Kirk Cockerll
Winnipeg
Fort Francis
Kirk
R. A. Goldstrand
Kelly Lee
Lorie Louise
Pas
George Souter
Don’t Poison Your Parishioners
Manitoba Health warns organizers of church suppers to prioritize cleanliness hot water proper dishwashing and hand washing facilities. Use disposable plates cups and utensils and consider paper table linen. Do not leave perishable foods unrefrigerated longer than four hours and stay alert to spoilage risks.
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Manitoba Department of Health
For Sale Building 12x14 Granary or Shed
Building three years old offered for sale. Dimensions 12 by 14 feet suitable as a granary or shed. Contact Box 540 Roblin Manitoba or phone Bhone 217 or 00-3-085-38.
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Roblin
Man
Bhone
Proper Food Storage And Safety Guidelines
Guidance on refrigeration temperatures for perishables 32 F and frozen foods 10 F or lower. Keep cold plates refrigerated until serving. Cook thoroughly and store foods between 42 F and 130 F. Avoid improper storage as bacteria may grow if cooking below 165 F. Careful planning ensures a safe church supper.
Witty Retail Exchange Turns on Peanut Brittle
Shopper asks for a pound of peanut brutal and jokes about dentures. Clerk mishears as peanut brittle, prompting a light pun duo about teeth and treats. The moment captures a playful mistaken order in a shop.
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Macleod
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Cromarty
F. McDuffe
Royal Bank
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D. G. Crossman
Meat Department
Koolaid
Swift
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Pearl
Consumers Co-op
Hamilton
Shell River
Jas. Ward
Charles Filewich
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Treas
Goose Lake
S.D
Roblin Parkland Festival
Viscount Freezer
Roblin Co-Op Ltd
Co-Op Lumber
Ivan Donald
Alfred Hitchcock
Jane Wyman
Rock Hudson
Hellions
Richard Todd
Ann Aubrey
Manavinion
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