Marriage at Claire Roman Catholic Church Maz
Dorothy Short wed Gilbert Lachance in a Sept 3 ceremony at Claire Roman Catholic Church San Clara Maz Rev H Dansereau officiated The bride wore a white peau de soie gown with lace appliques long train and pearl crown veil Three bridesmaids wore lime green gowns Best men were James Short Roland Lachance and Darwin Mulroy Ushers and mothers wore coordinated attire with corsages The ceremony featured family members including the bride’s sister and groom’s brother in attendance
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Pl. Claire Roman Catholic
San Clara
Maz
Dorothy
Eugene Short
Gilbert Lachance
Albert Lachance
H. Dansereau
Rachel Short
Donna Burbach
Runnymede
Sask
Dianne Laurin
St. Boniface
James Short
Roland Lachance
Darwin Mulroy
Orton Bercier
Fall Fashion Notes From The London Style Scene
A brisk summary of this season’s trend outlooks with unmatched suits in, short skirts paired with contrasting jackets, and wide corduroy pants in camel tones. War dresses eschew excess in favor of a skinny top and swinging skirt, cut outs returning as a focal point amid leaner sweaters and varied sleeve lengths. The piece also lists current London slang like Birds, Bonkers, Debby, Do your Nut, Lolly, and Straight from the Glossies.
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London
Debby
Vogue
Manitoba duck hunters urged to buy federal permits early
Canadian hunters must obtain $2.00 federal migratory game bird permits before the September 23 season start. Permits, required in addition to provincial licences, are in short supply in northern Manitoba and can be bought at post offices.
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Manitoba
Grand Narrows 4 H Club Meeting August 31
Grand Narrows 4 H Club Sodbusters met August 31 at 8 p.m. in the Grand Narrows hall. The club paid 5.00 to Cliff Radford for trip registration to the Lakehead. Jack Lenderbeck seeks a trip to Israel. Ray Murray reported on his Manitoba trip. Mrs Lenderbeck awarded garden club ribbons. A lunch by Bailey and Sylvester families followed.
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Grand Narrows
Sodbusters” Club
Grand Narrows Hall
Cliff Radford
Lakehead
Jack Lenderbeck
Israel
Ray Murray
Manitoba
Wm. McMurray
Shell River Rural Municipality Council Minutes New September Meeting
The Shell River Rural Municipality council met on Wednesday September 7 at 8 am with Deputy Reeve L Edel presiding and all councillors present. They adopted the August 3 minutes and approved August accounts totaling 14311.91. The Manitoba Hospital Commission sums for Period 66 7 totaling 96.00 were added to taxes. New tax roll items include business tax 30.75 and real estate tax 583.72. By law the S W 31 28 29 sale to Kay Belley is approved to transfer land for arrears. A sale date for December 7 at 2 pm is set. The S W 6 20 28 transfer petition to Goose Lake SD was approved with Jack Davis named as arbitrator. Liens list 1956 to lapse except No 21735 settled for 30 00 on lien 37 90. Titles to 1963 tax sale certificates numbers 2 3 5 6 9 11 12 13 14 15 are sought. FFAA filing forms will name estimated wheat yields in Regina. Next meeting is October 12 at 1 30 pm.
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Shell River
L Edel
Manitoba Hospital Commission
Middleton
Alex
Moore
Ed Langan
McKenzie G
Kay Belley
S.W
Walker S.D
Cons
S.D
Goose Lake
Jack Davis
Makaroff
Nn Council
Regina
Royal Purple Lodge Sets Two Day Tag Canvass
Royal Purple Lodge Roblin No. 210 announces a two day Tag Day for the Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism Society on September 23 and 24. The event supports Society research and patient care through Evaluation Clinics and rehabilitation services across Manitoba.
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Royal Purple Lodge
Order of the Royal Purple
Roblin Lodge No
Roblin Overture Concert Season Nears In 1966 67
The Roblin Overture Concert Association heads into its 1966 67 season with a provisional program lineup. Committee president Rev House secretary treasurer Mrs Alice Thom campaign manager Mrs J Van Drecht hospitality convenor Mrs Edith Traub. Artist fees rise but membership may offset costs. joining grants access to concerts in Yorkton Esterhazy Melfort and other centres free of charge.
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Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra
Yorkton Overture Concert Association
Rev
House
Alice Thom
J. van Drecht
Edith Traub
Roblin Association
Yorkton
Esterhazy
Melfort
Roblin Area News Roundup Highlights Travel and Events
Roblin residents share travel notes with visits to Winnipeg Thompson and Dauphin. Miss Misener wins Yorkton Golf Third Flight prize lamp. Linda Purich visits Roblin. Linda a Manitoba government stenographer. Betty Puritch graduates from St Boniface Hospital and departs for University of Manitoba nursing. Ross Misener mourns Montreal brother’s highway death. Parrot auction joke caps lengthy week of social events at Elks Hall.
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Linda Puritch
Winnipeg
John Puritch
Roblin
Linda
Manitoba
O Happy Land Island of Lark Forbidden Cars
Poem extols a fictional paradise on the little isle of Lark where authorities forbid cars to keep roads safe. The speaker dreams of a tranquil English sea locale with clear roads and constant safety. The verse concludes by praising a carless, peaceful utopia.
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English Sea
Paradise
Isle of
Lark
Mars
Community Notes On Arrivals And Education Details
Mr and Mrs J Cryderman of The Pas visited the Becks last Monday. Eric returns to the city this weekend while the Krempaskys stay a week. Wim Cowling and family from Crandall Man visited the Beatts. Lyle and Graham Boyce enroll at the University of Manitoba while Don Curtis starts his third year there. Bette Boyce plans Winnipeg employment and Jeanette Saunders begins Brandon College third year. Eileen Traub of Roblin will study for the ministry at United College Winnipeg. Esther Langan has gone to Alberta. Mrs A King of B C has visited relatives A Addis in recent weeks.
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J. Cryderman
The
Pas
P. Beck
E. Pound
Esther Langan
Alberta
A. King
B.C
A. Addis
Parish pot luck marks farewell and new pastors in Roblin district
The Ukrainian Catholic parishes held a pot luck supper on Thursday after Mass to bid farewell to Father S Olynyk who led Roblin Swan River Benito and surrounding districts for two years. New pastors were named for Roblin Benito and Swan River with staff additions at St Vladimir's College and the Roblin Collegiate.
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S. Olynyk
Father Olynyk
Roblin
Swan River
Benito
Ituna
Ituna, ‘Sask. On Behalf of the Parishioners, ‘Mrs. M. Velechenko
Olynyk
St.Vladimir's College
Jerry Sywanyk
Rome
Paul Kyba
Yorkton
Father Winchar
Bed
G. Perejda
Mla
Father Perejda
University of Detroit
Paul Macenko
P.H
Lasting thanks from Roblin Ag Rep Durston
In his final two months in Roblin R G Durston, assistant agricultural representative, urges farmers to join soil testing to boost yields and highlights tax tips for cattle herds and father son farming partnerships with guidance from the agricultural office.
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Ag.Rep
R. G. Durston
Roblin
University of Manitoba
Hope Bruce Wins Dr Layng Trophy At Roblin Golf
Thirty seven ladies from Russell Yorkton Kamsack Gilbert Plains Dauphin Roblin competed in the Roblin Ladies Golf Tournament on Sunday September 11. Hope Bruce of Russell won the Dr Layng Trophy in the Championship Flight with Megan Sanders of Roblin as runner up.
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Hope Bruce
Dr. Layng
Russel
Yorkton
Kamsack
Gilbert Plains
Dauphin
Roblin
James Layng
Megan Sanders
Russell
Audrey Mary Marshall to wed Lloyd Harrison Wilson
Mr and Mrs D S Marshall of Ninga Manitoba announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Audrey Mary to Lloyd Harrison Wilson son of Mr and Mrs Howard Wilson of Togo Sask The wedding is set for Saturday October 9 1966 at 4 o clock in St Matthew’s Anglican Church Winnipeg Manitoba
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D. S. Marshall
Ninga
Manitoba
Audrey Mary
Lloyd Harrison Wilson
Howard Wilson
Togo
Sask
St. Matthew's Anglican Church
Winnipeg
Maud Alice Donaldson obituary in The Pas district
Maud Alice Donaldson, 64, wife of Cecil Donaldson, long resident of The Pas Man, dies. She was born in Packenham Ontario in 1902 and moved to Sunny Slope in 1910. Survived by husband Cecil and 8 children, 16 grandchildren, 1 great grandchild, plus 9 siblings and 5 sisters. Funeral Sept 8 at Silverwood Church with Mountview Cemetery interment. Sneath Strichuk handled arrangements.
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Maud
Cecil Donald
Maud Bailey
Packenham
Ontario
Sunny Slope
Henry T. Thompson
Cecil Donaldson
Pas
Edwin Thompson
Fort Saskatchewan
Alberta
Henry Thompson
Ottawa
Ont
Merlyn Donaldson
The
Man
Ron
Wincie) Eppleston
Denver
Colorado
Irene Nelson
Alexandria, Minn
Fred
Lillian) Reid
Churchill, Man
Will
Marie) Bigelow
Mary Bailey
Deepdale
Herb
Kelowna
B.C
Jack
William
George
Vancouver
Kingsley Morton
Craigmyle
Alta
Ross Henderson
Gordon Ferguson
Wm. Watt
Port Coquitlam
Lou Field
Whalley
Silverwood
Mountview
Sneath-Strichuk
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