Community News From Roblin District and Surrounds
District notes report hospital Ida Roblin updates and visits by Mrs. and Mrs. Ward and relatives. Harvest underway as threshing continues. several residents move or visit, with sympathy extended to the Ward family on the death of Nels Fagerland. Ergot risk advisories warn farmers to screen feed grains and avoid ergotted feed for pregnant animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lany Hart
Murray
St. B. Ward
1St Dauphin
E. D. Mcintyre
Metheir
Ethel Sherson
Grandview
Ernest Ward
Earl Ward
Larry
San Gra
Maidstone
Sask
Earl McIntyre
Roblin Hospital
D. McMurtry
E. McIntyre
Ward
Nels Fagerland
Bella
N.D
Geo. Ward
Jim
Walter Ward
Rolla
Geo. Charman
C. Ayer
McGinnis
Steve Luchuk
Toronto
Peter Luchuk
Jeanette
Rose Luchuk
Winnipeg
Social Visits Spread Across Silverwood Area
Sunday visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Willis Armstead included Mark Bandarz and Chariie from Dauphin, and Norman Lee with family from Togo. At L Maguire's, guests were Allen Kettle, Eddy Maguire of Souris, Cecil Maguire, Garland Laliberte, Rena Laliberte, and Clinton Traub of Togo. Clifton Maguire went to Souris. Ver Wilgon of Winnipeg moved to Silverwood cottage to stay with her daughter. Wm Minnie of Dauphin visited L Maguire's Monday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Armstead
Mark Bandarz
Chariie
Dauphin
Norman Lee
Togo
L. Maguire’s
Allen Kettle
Eddy Maguire
Souris
Cecil Maguire
Garland Laliberte
Rena Laliberte
Clinton Traub
Clifton Maguire
Ver Wilgon
Winnipeg
Silverwood
Wm. Minnie
L. Maguire's
Local Moves and Travel Between Canadian Towns
TOGO Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Lee returned to Sudbury Ontario after visiting relatives in Togo and Runnymede. Dale Appel left for Moose Jaw to attend the Normal School. Mrs. James Gawbiy came home from Regina. Delbert Blewett of Saskatoon visits his parents. Ida Yobb of Regina spends days with her parents. Jimmie Topham left for Calgary to attend College. Mr. and Mrs. F. Topham and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Matvenka motor to Calgary. Eddie Staub of the RCAF left for Cold Lake Alberta after a month with his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Lee
Sudbury
Ont
Togo
Runnymede
Dale Appel
Moose Jaw
James Gawbiy
Regina
Delbert Blewett
Saskatoon
Ida Yobb
Jimmie Topham
Calgary
F. Topham
Charlie Matvenka
Eddie Staub
R.C.A F
Cold Lake
Alberta
Molly Staub
Edmonton visitors and local social notes
John Large of Edmonton visited his mother on Friday and left Saturday for Edmonton with Mrs. Large. Mrs. W. P. McGinnis and Yvonne of The Pas visited with her daughters Mrs. Ken and Mrs. Orval Boyce. Mr. and Mrs. Cam Taylor and two children of Galt, Ontario, visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Beattie. Kay Hohle, recently in England and Holland, returned Saturday night. Church service at 3 pm with Rev. Spence of Kamsack conducting communion and christening. next Sunday at 2 pm. Mrs. A. Taylor and Mrs. C Robinson returned from the city after visiting the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Large
Edmonton
Spence
Kamsack
A. Taylor
C Robinson
Ergot in Feeds Warned At Brandon Experimental Farm
Notes from the Experimental Farm Brandon Manitoba report ergot in the 1955 crops affecting rye barley wheat and grasses. Traces in feeds for livestock and poultry reduce palatability and feed value, though not injure. Slower rate of conversion and intake implied.
Weed Essay Scholarship entries due for Manitoba youths
Manitoba youth between 12 and 18 must submit Weed Essay Scholarship entries by October 30. Sponsored by the North Central Weed Control Conference, the contest is open to 14 states and 3 provinces. Essays must not exceed 1000 words on How we Control Weeds on Our Farm. First prize is 300 dollars plus college admission. Local Manitoba prize awards include 25, 15, and 10 dollars. Send entries to the Local Agricultural Representative or Extension Service in Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lcan
Manitoba
North Central Weed Control Conference
N. C.W.C.C
National Grain Company Limited of
Winnipeg
Extension Service
Legislative Building
Found glasses and wooden crutch near Memorial Hall
A pair of plastic rimmed glasses and a wooden crutch were found near Memorial Hall. Owners may claim them by identifying at the Roblin Review office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hall
Roblin Review Office
Manitoba Motor League Ad Opens Local Benefits
Date book advertisement invites readers to join the Manitoba Motor League today with Spear and Riach listed as local representatives for details on benefits and membership particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Motor League
Spear and
Riach
Regular meeting of the Women’s Institute at United Church
The Women’s Institute holds its regular meeting on Thursday September 15 at 8 p.m. in the lower hall of United Church. Miss McDonald will speak on Ceylon and a related film program will be shown. Visitors are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Institute
United Church
Ceylon
Miss McDonald
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