Osborne Home for Senior Citizens To Host At Home Event
The Osborne Home for Senior Citizens in Neepawa invites all to its annual At Home on Thursday October 7. Tea will be served to visitors from 2 to 9 30 P M. W A Tummel and Mrs O C Fisher hosted a reg war meeting on September 8 with fifteen ladies. plans were set for the November Few Supper bazaar and Home Cooking sale. The next meeting will be at Mrs J McCrea on October 13.
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Tummel
Osborne
Neepawa
O. C. Fisher
Forest Fires Kill Both For An Acre Of Forest Wages
A terse report notes that forest fires destroy livelihoods as workers and land suffer. It frames the loss around the value of an acre of forest and the resulting wages lost, highlighting the human impact of burning.
W I District News Highlights Local Visits and Activities
The September W I meeting at Mrs. C McKenzie’s home heard the District Board report from Russell. They donated to CARE and the Canadian Institute for the Blind. A fancy sandwiches demo by Mrs. F McDuffe followed lunch. October meeting set for Oct 20 at Mrs. C Ayer. Various visits noted, plus 4H plans, club thanks, and Apple Day appeal. Larry Hasier won Shaefer Pen and Pencill set at Mitchell’s.
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W. I
C. McKenzie
Russell
McKenzie
Henderson
Ethel Chapman
Federated News
Canadian Institute For the Blind
F. McDuffe
Cromarty W. 1
Harvey Prior
Flin Fton
Glenn Lester
Flin Flon
C. Ayer
D. McMurtry
EB. McIntyre
K.M
Shell River
Local families visit and students attend Roblin show
Mr and Mrs Merle Currey and two boys visited the latters parents Mr and Mrs Sian Boyce over the weekend. About twenty two students from the High School went to see the show Heidi in Roblin Tuesday night. Mr Ireland lay minister from Minnitowa has been with us for the past two Sundays. Mrs Eger with her two boys and father in law from Dryden visited her sister Mrs Davis.
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Merle Currey
Sian Boyce
Heidi
Roblin
Ireland
Minnitowas
Eger
Dryden
D. Davis
Church notices list services at multiple denominations
Knox United Church Rev Zwicker Russell holds service at 1 p m Sunday School at 1 p m Free Methodist Roblin features Sunday school 11 a m Eryangeliatic at T my Bleld 10 a m Sunday School 10 a m Worship 11 am Silverwood Sunday School 2 30 pm Worship 2 15 pm Catholic College Chapel masses 9 00 am 10 30 am 2 00 pm 7 04 pm Bethel Full Gospel O Olfrey pastor Sunday School 11 am Morning Worship 12 am Lutheran Rev P Borchhardt Anglican Church Sundays
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Knox United Church
Zwicker of
Russell Service
Free Methodist Church
D. M. Hammond Roblin
Eryangeliatic
Silverwood
Catholic Church Ae
Bethel Full Gospel
O. Olfrey
Robin Hospital Aid annual meeting and speaker event
The Robin Hospital Aid holds its annual meeting on Tuesday at 2 30 pm with a request for good attendance. Miss Mar Cantwell, a returned missionary teacher from Kenya East Africa, speaks at Bethel Church on Friday at 8 pm with slides of her work. Farmers Union dances planned October 27 with Duncs Orchestra in attendance.
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The
Robin Hospital Aid
Mar Cantwell
Mimary
Kenya
East Africa
Bethel Church
Community Visitors Call on Local Families
Mrs Richard remains on the sick list and well wishes for recovery are voiced. Sunday visitors include Mr and Mrs N Dixon and family of Grand Narrows, Mike and John Halke, Annie and Pauline Halke of Togo, plus Mr and Mrs H Armistead of Roblin with Mr W H Armistead. Mr and Mrs G Bailey of Vancouver visit John Bailey Sr. and relatives.
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Mrs. G. Bailey
Vancouver
Mrs
John Bailey Sr
WANTED EXTRA OUNCES IN GROWTH AND WEIGHT CARE
The piece notes that infants should gain six to eight ounces weekly, while adults often regret weight gain. It urges regular monitoring of a baby's growth to ensure normal development, contrasting early growth with later concerns of overweight in middle age.
Keep Forest Industry on Top Forester Strength
Forestry note asserts the industry relies on robust wood supplies and steady mill strength. A line warns that forest fires threaten both wood stock and operations, underscoring risk to the sector's vitality.
Dance at Bied Hall Sponsored by Bield Club
A Dance will be held in Bied Hall hosted by the Bield Community Club on Friday October 1 with music by the Plainsmen. Admission is $1.00 per person and lunch is included.
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Bied
Bield
The
Plainsmen
Es rising subscriptions prompt appreciation in note
A brief message requests attention to rising subscriptions and asks for appreciation. The note signals gratitude for support and invites continued attention to subscription growth and engagement.
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District News 5
Deepdale
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Mrs. Linderbeck, Sr
Winnipeg
Visi
Franklin Basso
Kenvile
John Divons
George Radford
Yorkton
Parrish and Heimbeker Elevator Co
Grand Narrrows 4H
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Kamsack
Earl Klassen
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Moleren
Christ Church
P. Borchhardt
Gorglisa
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Health
Pal
Nekmi Ar
League OF Canada and Health Departments
the Roblin Review
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Varmers’ Union
Farmers’ Union
Dunc
Manne Ey
Nitchell’s Drag Store
Roblin, Man
Burke Garnett
Atoblin, Man
Laneview Farm
Ward Brothers
Deepdale, Man
Modern Cleaners Wallphin
Reon
Newton’s Groceteria
Roblin, Manitoba
Joe Beavey
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