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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 12, 1973
Page
3
District News lists residents visiting Winnipeg Outlook Saskatoon Pembroke Fort Sask Arcadia Yorkton and Canora areas. Families include Veal Kirton Holliday Gunness Erhardt Olson Dickie Sheehan Ruf and others visiting relatives, attending meetings, or returning home after winters abroad.
The Bield Ladies Club met in the Community Centre with fourteen members. They plan to cater a May wedding, vote to paint the new floor, and Milly Shiner served lunch. District volunteers added a new floor on Monday afternoon and evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Miller of Winnipeg visited Albert and Ista Miller. Ronnie De La Mare of Lynn Lake and Kjell Warren of Norway visit Ronnie's parents, Bill De La Mare and Gail. Wm Nowosad of Birtle visited Robert Arnott. Garry Rice and family of Regina visited Albert Miller during the weekend of March 30.
Mrs Florence Fowler spent a week in Brandon visiting her son Walter Fowler and family. Mrs Darlene McNabb and child ren of Elkhorn also visited the Payne grandparents.
Mrs J Becker Reporter notes visits in Yorkton Sask and Togo Sask. Families including Becker, E Becker, C Deitrich, A Becker, Alvin Diehl and B Evans joined F Baumunyg at Togo on April 1. Virginnia Sawchuk from Yorkton visits parents P Sawchuk. Danutko Haberstock and Becker families attend Calder Pool Banquet last Friday evening.
Mrs. Alice Murray and Mrs. Gladys Maguire joined Mrs. Kathleen Hagan and children returning to Snow Lake after mid term. Kathleen stayed with Mrs. Maguire in Togo. Phyllis and Fred Framingham visited Treherne and Winnipeg, meeting Jim and Margaret Johnson, Charlie and Peggy, and Shirley’s family. The Murray party went to Brandon for the Brandon Fair. Other visits include Moosejaw, Russell, and a Winnipeg weekend with Miss Jean Lenderbeck and Brigitte Babich.
Sympathy extends to the Albert McFayden and Bill Cranwell families on the death of Olive Freda Roe. Birth announced for Allan and Eleanor Deitrich’s daughter born April 2. Local visits include Bob Livingstone Frank Werbowetsky and families. 4H Beef Calf Scramble participant David Werbowetsky awarded a hanter after dropping calf. Families gather at Jack Mitchell home with several Mitchells and McDonalds present. Robert Mitchell returns from Houston and plans Dawson Creek return. Roy Cotton funeral attended by Chiff McCrea and Albert McCrea.
Mr. Fred Langevin of Winnipeg visits the district. Mrs. Delia Lucier travels to Dauphin on business. Miss Linda Bunwash visits from Winnipeg, staying with her parents. Linda Lafontain of Boggy Creek and Betty Laviolette of San Clara, students at Dauphin Trade School, spend the weekend at home.
Mrs. C. McKenzie reports weekend visits from Mr. and Mrs. C. Powell to Regina. Mr. and Mrs. C. Ayer drove to Brandon to see their daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Rick Harrison. Recent guests included Mr. and Mrs. Jess Nolan and Mr. and Mrs. Art Currey. Mrs. Lawrence Doering visited Winnipeg.
Gwenda Doering spent the week end at Dropmore with Tanis Shearer. Best wishes to April birthday celebrants: Elsie Comrie Roblin April 4 John Taylor Dauphin April 9 Ela Smith Vancouver April 2 Mrs Ray Fisher Snow Lake April 19 Mrs C Powell Deepdale April 24 Len Cockerill Deepdale April 24 Colleen McKenzie Deepdale April 29.
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A Japanese employer explains that yawns reveal more than boredom or fatigue. The piece notes cultural or linguistic factors shaping how yawns are interpreted in workplaces and social settings.
An auction held Monday April 16 at 10 AM near Shell Valley store options include 1750 Cockshutt tractor low hour 431 Cockshutt combine and a full line of power machinery all bought new in the last three years Also nine head of cattle and other items are offered location is 1 mile north 1 mile east 4% mile north of Shell Valley store or 10 miles north of Inglis on No 478.
Pete Hydak holds an auction 15 miles east of Roblin on Highway 5 4d miles south 1 mile west or 17 miles northeast of Inglis on 366 to Petlura 4 miles north and 1 mile west Friday April 13 at 1 PM. Farm equipment and 000 feet of lumber offered.
Witty asides fill Hansard and the St. Regis coffee shop as legislators mock policy moves. Topics include a punitive marriage torts bill, Medicare premium elimination, and joked jails reservations. A jab at acupuncture bills and the Speaker’s difficulty pleasing all.
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