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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 17, 1958
Page
1
District residents shared Easter greetings with relatives in Regina The Pas and Winnipeg while many traveled to visit kin including Kirton families in Regina and Mona Kirton in Regina Others hosted Easter gatherings and the Toys Homemakers Club held a successful Easter Tea and Sale in the Legion Hall Also noted were trips to Winnipeg and visits from Vancouver and Edmonton relatives with local families in attendance during the holiday period
Cromarty Mr and Mrs S R Simpson attended the Brandon Winter Fair. Mr and Mrs I R Beattie of Makaroff and Mr and Mrs W Becker and Mr and Mrs J Becker of Zorra Sask were guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Laird on Sunday. Gordon Simpson joined Mr Meadows to Winnipeg as assistant supervisor of the girls basketball team from Roblin. Several other Manitoba residents and out of town guests visited Mr and Mrs F McDuffe on Sunday. Mr and Mrs R Jones and daughter, who spent two weeks with relatives here and at Binsearth, depart for Prince George B C this week.
Mr Stanley Irvine moved from Roblin to Deer Lodge for further medical care. Mrs P Bancarz is home from hospital and in good health. Bancarz and Charles Bancarz families from Dauphin visited over the holidays. C Klassen and Everitt of WaWa Ontario visited relatives here. Mrs D Klassen of Flin Flon visited the Richard and Bar Klassen homes. Louis Spencer spent a week visiting Gilbert Plains relatives. Miss Clarissa Spencer is visiting home. Mr and Mrs C Burrell and family of Flin Flon visited over Easter. Many Silverwood youngsters gathered at Framingham’s to play baseball.
Sunday and Easter gatherings centered on the Faulconer home with guests including the Lunan, Fowler, Watson, Pearcon, Andrews, Pearton, Bakken and related families. A description notes a modern kitchen, sun rooms, and plans for a 60-resident facility with private washrooms, upcoming horticultural care, and a matron praised for her service.
Mrs F Makaroff and her daughter and son in law from Winnipeg renewed acquaintances in town. Teachers Society meeting in Winnipeg last week was attended by Mrs J A Beattie. Visitors from Winnipeg and Kamsack during Easter week. Charles Viddal returned to Sprague after Easter at Jack Davis home. Florence Elder listed as patient in Roblin Hospital. Eric Geist Doris Rob Roy Cowan and Ritchie Nabe of Flin Flon visited over the weekend. Sympathy extended to Mr and Mrs Ronald Wilson on the death of his brother in Calgary. they attended funeral there Friday. Sunday school resumes April 27 at 11 am. Elma Prokopowich spent holidays with her sister at Inglis. Stan Stoughton family spent weekend at Birtle. Johnny Arnott returned from Winnipeg on April 3.
Alma and Joyce Chase visited their parents Mr and Mrs F Chase over Easter. Archie Cameron spent Tuesday at the Lawrence And rews home. Bill Angus family returned home for Easter week visits to Roblin and Bield. Mrs E Dayson and Mrs F Dayson called on Frank Watson Sunday afternoon.
Visitors from J Haberstock and Smandrych families join Easter week gatherings. Gerald Kryworuchka suffers facial burns from hot water, later healing at Roblin hospital. Church plan discussed for oil furnace and July fiftieth anniversary with former pastors invited. Confirmations of Luela Mann, Bevan Becker, Gerald Baumung, Clifford Miller, and Wayne Becker after sermon by Rev Borchardt. Citizens review Yorkton's Anderson Home for Rent. judged not worth seeing.
The Mothers Day Tea and Bake Sale hosts a sale at the United Church basement on Saturday May 10 from 3 to 6 p.m. Special gifts for the youngest mothers are planned, sponsored by United Church Youth Groups.
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