District News From Flin Flon To Port Arthur Visits
District notes show extended visits by Hart Beck Grundy and several swing visitors from Swan River Winnipes Dauphin and Monroe. A Ladies Aid meeting at Elmer Bangle’s home included eleven members and a visitor with reports on Bible Society welfare and plans for a Tea and Bazaar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P OS Laizure
J OL Grady
Monroe
Wash
Boyce
WOC. Robinson
Fred Curle
Ken Curle
Port Arthur
Ont
Alton Robinson
Hornsby
Winnipes
Frank Curle
Len Curle
Robbin
Mass Bertha Henderson
Dauphin
Ladies’ Aid
Elmer Bangle
Robinson
Rogers
Britesis and Foreign Bible Society
J. R. Beattie
Deepdale Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs C McKenzie reports Mir Bo McMillan of Dauphin visiting a week at Mr Jack Beerman and Mrs Will Taylor hosting. Mr and Mrs H Ayer receive guests Ir and Mrs Will Taylor. Velma Nastrem and Robert Cockerill with Mrs Earl Ward depart Wednesday for Peace River BC for a couple weeks. Mr McKenzie and Alma McFlengie leave today for Westbank BC to visit Mrs McKenzies mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir
Bo McMillan
Dauphin
Jack Beerman
Will Taylor
Disuphin
H. Ayer
Velma Nastrem
and Rebert Cockerill
Earl Ward
Peace River
McKenzie
Alma McFlengie
Westbank
McKensies
J) Norhas
Togo Notes On Local Visits And Sympathy
Mr and Mrs A Holliday left on Tuesday for Limerick Sask to visit their son in law and daughter. Mr and Mrs Bob May and Mar nen returned to their home in Victoria B C after visiting relatives here with Mr Burt Franklin. Mr and Mrs D Olson with Mrs H Olson motored to Dauphin Man on Tuesday to visit Mrs Olson s brother in law and sister. Mr and Mrs H Gamble Mrs J Eddy left on Tuesday for points East before returning to Calgary Alberta. Deepest sympathy is extended to Mrs Clarence Traub on the passing away of her brother Douglas Key of New Westminster BC. Mr and Mrs James Topham re-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Holliday
Limerick
Sask
Bob May
Marnen
Victoria
B.C
Burt Franklin
D. Olson
H. Olson
Dauphin
Man
J. Eddy
Points East
Calgary
Alberta
Clarence Traub
Douglas Key
New Westminster
James Topham
Local society notes and engagements from Prince Albert area
Turned hume and Mrs Lilian Topham of Prince Albert welcomed a daughter born this week. Mr Charlie Leung returns home after nine months in Hong Kong with his bride of six months. Mr and Mrs G Lupichuk visit relatives in Winnipeg. The Women's Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion resumes meetings at Mrs Abercrombie's home on Sept 7. A Legion Hall cleanup on Sept 27 and a series of Hobo Teas planned. A Saskatoon convention delegate topic and invite to Kamsack. Nat. Sask. spent Friday with Mr and Mrs Peter Kryworuchka. Mrs Art Haberstock and children visited The Pas. Ron Mann heads to Ottawa for Highway Dept. work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hume
Lilian Topham
Prince Albert
Sask
Joe Topham
Charlie Leung
Hong Kong
China
G. Lupichuk
Winnipeg
Saskatoon
Kamsack
Nat. Sask
Peter Kryworuchka
Art Haberstock
Ron Mann
Ottawa
Highway Dept
Riverbend social notes and visits across the district
Mrs R Arnott reports on neighbors returning from Yorkton and visits by Mr and Mrs T L Dilkin and Miss Mavis Dillin. Mrs Ralph De La Mare and Marie spent a week at Flin Flon visiting Harvey Prior. Lorraine Edel of St Boni face School of Nursing is home on holidays. Wayne Wenner leaves for Nanaimo and Vancouver. Gordon Arnott and Lee of Winnipeg visit parental homes. C Miller of Winnipeg visiting relatives. Harold Watson family from Ochre River visit Mrs R H Watson. R Arnott holds farewell for sister Mrs Frank Atkinson and daughters Dororthy and Ruth bound for Kelowna B C after two months visiting. They spent a week at Toronto Exhibition. E Stauffer, Roblin Hospital patient, returns home. Victor McBride and Douglas of Neepawa visiting relatives. Lois Miller leaves for Winnipeg to visit sister Jean Miller. Riverbend Ladies meet at Mrs R H Watson's home on Sept 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Dilkin
Mavis Dillin
Yorkton
Mr. Dillin
Ralph de la Mare
Marnie
Flin Plon
Harvey Prior
Lorraine Edel
St. Boniface School of Nursing
Wayne Wenner
Nanaimo
Vancouver
Gordon Arnott and
Lee
Winnipeg
C. Miller
Winnnipeg
Harold Watson
Ochre River
R. H. Watson
R. Arnott
Frank Atkinson
Dorothy
Ruth
Kelowna
B.C
Toronto
E. Stauffer
Roblin Hospital
Victor McBride
Douglas
Neepawa
Jean Miller
Riverbend Ladies
Zorra Social Notes Include Visits and Club Meeting
Mrs L Becker reports district visitors from Langenburg Winnipeg and Regina with several families hosting at Calder and Marchwell. Labor Day gatherings, church Ladies' Aid met Sept 6 with ten members, Bible study and devotional led by Mrs Eslinger. Plans discussed for a Fowl Supper and Bethany Pioneer Village room furnishing at Middle Lake. Lunch by Mrs Baumung and Mrs Haberstock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand and
Ernie Schrader
Fred Schrader
B. Leland
Regina
Sask
Joe Becker
Koch
Langenburg
Jack Haberstock
J. Haberstock
Marchwell
Ladies’ Aid
Mike Eslinger
Bethany Pioneer Village
Middle Lake
Wm. Baumung
J. Haber
Intermountain School Division Exam Results
Grade IX top performers from Intermountain district include Doreen Gollett 94.5 from Grandview and Patricia McBride 91 from Roblin. Additional high scorers: Gail Peterson Roblin 90, Betty Ann Quick Grandview 90, and multiple students from Roblin, Grandview, Gilbert Plains, Makaroff, Tumme l, Field, and Bield with 80s to mid-80s. Five Grade X scorers listed, Grade XI clear passes, and Grade XII clear passes noted with scores ranging from 58.3 to 67.5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doreen Gollett
Grandview
Patricia McBride
Karen Wilson
Makaroff
Marilyn Hamilton
Darlene Chaikin
Gladys Galbraith
Gilbert Plains
James Griesbeck
Robert Hunter
Tummel
Guy Lachance
Roblin
Monica Mortemore
Marion Hunter
Judy Orke
Brian Mitchell
Owen Wilson
Ellen Maudsley
Marlene Cheropeta
Audrey Chase
Field
Nancy Wilson
Larry Morran
Warren Minish
Heather Sorbo
Albert Tucker
Jerry Weseloski
Garth Chase
Patricia Lilly
Mervin Nykyforak
Olga Yaraway
Marie Picklyk
Pat Filewich
Lynn Olson
Bield
Hazel Dubek
Joyce Lawson
Beverley Basaraba
Sonia Chalanchuk
Nao Sa
Jaime
C&p
D&p
Ey Perventace
Ak the
Davison
Intermuuntain Soho Soc St. Maths Science
Avenee
Lang
Gilbem Plains
Uy Rebiin O
Intermountain School Divison
Jane
Divuson No
Sug
St. Maths
Phivs
Cromarty visitors from across Canada and beyond
Cromarty hosts welcomed guests from North Vancouver Saskatoon Winnipeg Edmonton and Calgary over the weekend visiting local relatives friends and returning travelers Miss Margaret Robertson returned home after a Winnipeg visit Mrs Albert Tucker and Miss Carolyn Essinger also figure among those noted in a series of cross province visits and returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Laird
Arthur Nott
North Vancouver
B.C
George Farmer
Saskatoon
Charlie Miter
Winnipeg
Lorne Mitchell
William
Dauphin
Fred May
Edmonton
Alberta
Cromarty
Robert Austin Sr
Togo
Sask
Dave Davis
Margaret Robertson
Fred McDuffe
Grandview
Jack Gabel
Lenore
Man
Ralph Tucker
Calgary
Larry Tucker
Roblin
Carolyn Essinger
University of Manitoba
Albert Tucker
Portage la Prairie
East
Free Methodist W.M.S. Meeting Held Sept 1st 1961
The third Roblin Free Methodist WMS met at Mrs. Blanche Ferguson's home on September 1 1961. The session covered church activities and plans for future meetings as attendees discussed programs and outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Methodist
W.M.S
Roblin Free Methodist
Blanche Ferguson
Meeting Minutes and Charity Notes From Local Unit
The session opened with hymn singing and prayer led by Mrs. Mary Bailey, scripture read, and a poem read by Mrs. Milly Shiner. Twelve members and three visitors attended. Minutes approved, treasurer authorized to buy study books, and five baskets plus one sympathy card reported. Exams, awards, and next meeting plans noted, with charitable sewing and clothing drives for Moose Jaw and Broadview missions. Lunch served by Mrs. Bailey and Mrs. Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Stinson
Ruth Shiner
Moose Jaw
Broadview
Myrtle Bailey
Edna Anderson
Credit Union Break‑In Sparks Roblin Police Probe
At about 2 a.m. Sunday, R.C.M.P. officers in Roblin found the back door ajar at the Credit Union. Safe-cracking tools lay beside the safe, suggesting the thieves were scared off. Roadblocks led to two men, Frank Kantor and Theodore Horbas of Winnipeg, being picked up near Dauphin and charged with the break‑in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.C.M.P
Roblin
Credit Union
Frank Kantor
Theodore Horbas
Winnipeg
Dauphin
Optometrist Garnett Discontinues Roblin Practice
Mr. W. B. Garnett of Russell Manitoba regrets discontinuing his Roblin optometry practice due to inability to find suitable accommodations. Patients needing eye care may call and book at his Russell office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Garnett
Russell
Man
Roblin
Shell River Council Meeting Held
Shell River Municipality held its regular meeting on September 6 1961 with Reeve F H Wilson presiding and all councillors present. Minutes from August 2 were adopted and August 17 amended to read 17.50 per ton. special meeting minutes adopted as read. General accounts totaling 12961 24 were approved for payment along with haying accounts. Half year 1961 taxes on a farm building were cancelled. Meeting adjourned. next meeting October 4 at 10 00 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell River
F. H. Wilson
N.W
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Harry Hart
Flin Flon
Thos Beck
Chas Grundy Hesne
Harotd Grundy
Betts Sigurdaen
S.gurdeen
Swan River
Church Board
Unitarian Services Committee
W. A. Beattie
8 & B Ranch Boys
Deepdale
C. McKenzie
Wm. Hampson
Perth
K. R. McBain
Sam
The
Polka Kings
Canora
Canora Curling Club
M.F.A. Sub-District Meeting
Gre Roblin Memorial
Wilson
Walter Verbicki
Zorra
L. Becker
Rudolph Metz
Delhert Diehl
A. Diehl
Calder, Sask
E. Haberstock
Edna Haberstock
Mrs. W. Rubenick, Mac
Intermountain
Allan Massove
Linda Waters
Irene Belcher
David Hunter
Howard Richard Edel
Kenneth Beliski
Richard Smith Roblin
Geraldine Chaltanchuk
Helen Franchuk
Audrey Pound
Sharon Livingstone
Lorne Swatzky
Shell River Council
Rexall
Mitchell
246 Avenue
Big City
Jeffrey Hunter
Pat Crowley
Dennis Hopper
Joby Baker
Susan Harrison
Atlantis
Anthony Hall
Joyce Taylor
John Dall
Hillsburg
Pas
Manitoba
Charles Filewich
R. M
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