Becker Family News From Regina and Saskatoon Districts
Mrs J Becker reports Edwin and J Becker traveled to Regina to visit their son and daughter in law Dean and …, while Don Furiney visited his son Lyn in Saskatoon Hospital. Debbie Diehl from Regina stayed with her parents Alvin and … Diehl for the weekend. Gerry Hornkin and Roblin family welcomed a first grandchild. Rodney Curle visited Regina relatives in Sask. Brenda Becker spent weekend with Jackie Diehl in MacNutt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Becker
Edwin Becker
Regina
Sask
Dean Becker
Don Furiney
Lyn
Saskatoon
P. Kryworuchka
Don Becker
Debbie Diehl
Alvin Diehl
E. Becker
Gerry Hornkin
Roblin
Manitoba
Rodney Curle
Fred Baumung
Brenda Becker
MacNutt, Sask
Jackie Diehl
Shower Honors Laurie Pearton at Deepdale Home
Twenty one women and girls attended a shower for Laurie Pearton on Sept 19 sponsored by Deepdale Ladies Aid at Mr and Mrs Garth McKenzies home. Guests enjoyed visiting contests and a bountiful lunch before gifting Laurie with corsages and presents for a happily married life. Mr Lindsay Taylor and Neil visited Winnipeg. Mr and Mrs Clem Fisher visited from Chilliwack. Laurie’s stepfather John G Norquay died Sept 4 in Kelowna at 96. he was a former Deepdale resident. Some grain swathing and combining occurred during three sunny days, then heavy rain delayed harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurie Pearton
Deepdale
Laurie
Brian
Lindsay Taylor
Neil
Winnipeg
Ray Fisher
Clem Fisher
Chilliwack
B. C
C. McKenzie
John G. Norquay
Kelowna
Norquay
Murray Falkner dies in Winnipeg area traffic accident
Sympathy flows to the Murray families over the loss of Murray Falkner a grandson and nephew killed September 18 in a traffic collision near Winnipeg Manitoba. Local residents report extended family visits and gatherings as relatives travel to attend the Falkner funeral in Kamsack Monday and other relatives’ visits span Dauphin Yorkton Brandon and The Pas communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Murray Falkner
Winnipeg
Man
Ross Webb
Ben Radfords
Edmonton
Alta
Ruth Bangle
San Clara
Alice Murray
Gladys Maguire
Canada
M. Chrapun
Snow Lake
V. Murray
Moose Jaw
Sask
R. Mann
Saskatoon
A. Murray
Falkner
Kamsack
H. Murray
R. Murray
Dauphin
Floyd Wilson
H. Wilson
Yorkton
The
Pas
C. Wilson
Brenda Dixon
Brandon
Earl Klassen
Visiting Socials and Travel Across Prairie Towns
Mrs. Wm Hampson reports visitors from Toronto and Winnipeg while Mrs. Thelma McGarth and Mrs. Elsie Ruf attend a Winnipeg convention. The article notes several pairs of residents traveling to Regina Thompson and Kamchatka and observes a grandson’s wedding in Thompson Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Hampson
Edwin Vipond
Toronto
Ed Vipond
Arthur Low
Winnipeg
Bob Hischebert
Herb Stone
Kamcack
Jennie Topham
Henry Pister
Regina
Thelma McGarth
Saskatoon
W. J. Krupp
Elsie Ruf
Lucille Stone
Cecil Veal
Howard Gunness
Thompson
Man
Lyle McAmond
Bob Low
Courtney
B. C
Phil Abbess
Craft Supply Inventory From Odds and Ends
A list of craft items including Styrofoam balls and discs in multiple sizes, wreaths, planks, paste on eyes, art foam, floral tape, bump chenille, feathers, sparkle dust, sequins, magnetic tape, stamens, fancy ribbon, leaves, craft glue, covered wire, binding wire, glitter pins and sparkle dust.
Local Social Notes Report Stony Mountain Visits and Hospital Return
Notable visits include Mr Clifford Beattie staying with his in law and sister in Stony Mountain Manitoba. Mrs Helen Goings of Brantford Ontario and Miss S Steele with her siblings are mentioned. The Ladies Auxiliary met September 18 at Helena Olson’s Madge Lake home. Bill Sanders, longtime road grader operator, was discharged from Brandon General Hospital and is recovering at home. Wayne Hampson and Jason Visit from Winnipeg. Gordon Burwash and family visited the Lavallee home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Hampson
Winnipeg
Wayne Hampson
Jason
Bill Sanders
Brandon General Hospital
Bill
Gordon Burwash
Bowsman
Lavallee
Manitoba and Saskatchewan visit rounds in weekend notes
Marie Cromarty reports social visits across Manitoba and Saskatchewan. Families from Winnipeg Manitowadge Roblin Togo Waldrow Russell Calder Langenburg Preceville Rockford and Saulte Ste Marie share hospitality and travel tales while several relatives visit hospitals and relatives in Regina Melville and Prince Edward Island during the weekend.
Local Notes From Happy Lake Area Fire Destroys Bouvier Home
Ray Wildenbusch of The Pas visited his parental home while Clarence Parnaude drove home to secure garden produce. Gabe Larocque of Flin Flon visited the district for the weekend. A fire in the early hours Tuesday destroyed the home and contents of Mr and Mrs Bill Bouvier. cause is unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Wildenbusch
Pas
Clarence Parnaude
Gabe Larocque
Flin Flon
Bill Bouvier
Visit Notes From Shell River District
Mrs Win Payne-Reporter records visiting relatives in the Shell River area. Mrs Florence Fowler hosts gatherings at the Walter Fowler home in Brandon. Mrs Bill Angus and daughter Noreen travel between Manitouwadge, Dauphin, Yorkton, Langenburg, and Kelowna to visit friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Angus
Noreen
Manitouwadge
Florence Fowler
Wilf Ward
Kelowna
B. C
Walter Fowler
Brandon
Visits Roblin Lodge in Illinois Inspires Members
The continuation reports a beautiful tableau and calls for continuing lodge commitments. Emphasis is on community effort, perfect attendance pins, recruiting men, and educating members about Odd Fellowship values Friendship Faith Love Labour Truth. Sisters hosted by Beryl Paulson in Thompson. coffee and lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellowship
Thompson
Beryl (Beattie) Paulson
Roblin
Hertha Schmollinger Named Adult Education Coordinator
On Tuesday September 16 the Roblin District Committee for Continued Adult Education elected Mrs Hertha Schmollinger as coordinator for the program. For course information or to participate contact Hertha at 937-2809 or John Watkin Rural Development Counsellor at 937-2158.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Hertha Schmollinger
Hertha A
John Watkin
Horticultural Show Prize Winners
Junior gardeners Carroll Hzel Doole Bruce Howe Wade Alexander Lawrence Antony Arlene Diehl Allison Shearer won in various classes. Cucumber prize awarded to Hazel Doole Cathy Chase Wade Alexander Lawrence Antony Karen Olson Sheila Bailes and Willa Bailes. Red potato prize went to Cheryl Digby Kirk Vincent and Hazel Bailes.
Garden show entrants list and prize winners reported
A long OCR style roster lists names of participants in flowering categories from Asters to Petunias. It notes winners and prize tallies with entries for Gladioli Dahlia Cosmos and Marigolds, naming many gardeners and committee members alongside judges in a community show.
Also Mentioned on This Page
District News
Zorra
Ukrainian Cultural Committee
Goose Lake High
Syl’s Drive Inn
Darryl and
Nola Sylvester
Roblin Tire Service
R.D.C
Dept. of Agri
Garry Hopper
Needle Point
Petit Point
Grand Narrows
Togo
Sequin
Roblin Review
Tommy Hunter
al Cherny
Maurice Bolger
New
OK Chorale
Rhythm Pals
Allan Sisters
Frank Cowburn
Lynn
Dale Simpson
Charlie Kelly
Wm. Angus
Manitowadge
Ont
Ed Mohr
Wilfrid Mitchell
Allan
Sunady
Don
Beth Furtney
Mohrs
Wayne Ricker
Henry Hansen
Waldrow
Melville
Geo. Ricker
Bill Wiseman
Russell
Erwin Baumung
Mike Mostoway
Calder
Norman Baumung
Elizabeth Baumung
Langenburg
E. Baumungs
Vera Stener
Preceville
Happy Lake
Boggy Creek
J. Mortemore
Shell River
Payne
Roblin Lodge
F. Hunter
Rec
F. Nowosad
Jessie Anderson
Jean van Crecht
K. Goodbun
Arnott
Clarkia
Margaret Ostrowski
Jean van Drecht
Edith Traub
Edith Andrews
Eva Jory
Cosmos
J. van Drecht
Olive Arnott
Cos
Mos
Beth Britcher
J. van Drichht
Flo Hunter
Gabe McBain
Peter Nowosad
Glad
Arlene Arnott
Floret
Kay Goodbun
G. McBain
Petunia
Eleanor Fatteicher
Gerry Britcher
Beth
Roblin Curling Rink
Central Committee
Curling
Roblin Theatre
Billy Jack
Tom Laughten
Delores Taylor
Pelham
Walter Matthaw
Robert Shaw
Mature
Joseph Bottoms
Deborah Raffin
E. Sebulski
A. Agar
L. Latimer
Basie
L. Landry
J. McMillan
P. Bugera
L. Weeres
K. Exner
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