United of Canada Events Slated for Sunday
The United of Canada schedules events Sunday with activities at 12 noon 3 pm and 8 pm. The program details are not fully provided in the text.
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 21, 1949
Page
3
The United of Canada schedules events Sunday with activities at 12 noon 3 pm and 8 pm. The program details are not fully provided in the text.
Ednar notes the lively Main Drag in Roblin and H C Cranwell’s new cement block implement shop on 3rd Avenue. The Cabana Grill displays early signs of summer with pussywillows and crocus. The writer suggests the village council could act as a fire insurance agent to fund fire fighting equipment, or raise taxes to buy gear and insurance, then debates practicalities.
Roblin villagers faced two near misses as spring cleaning sparked small yard fires. Firefighters reacted quickly to control the blazes, warning residents to be cautious as dry grass and green shoots create fire risk this season. Also notes newborn Gregory Orval Boyce and a son for Mitchell, with congratulations to W Silver River for a Western showing.
Miss Jean Mitchell visits the city this week. Numerous residents and visitors from Fork River Winnipeg Dauphin Grandview and other nearby towns travel for Easter and weekend visits. The Roblin community bids farewell to George McBurney family as they move to Souris after five years serving the town.
Patricia Irene Fisher and John Ronald McDuffe were married at Knox United Church Roblin on Saturday April 16 at 5 30 pm Rev J M Taylor officiated Bobby Keast provided wedding music and Miss Margaret Wheeler was bridesmaid Bonnie Fisher was flower girl Ralph Wells served as best man. After a reception at the bride’s home the couple honeymooned in Winnipeg and will reside in Roblin.
The Manse of St Pauls United Church Winnipeg hosted a quiet Saturday wedding on April 16 Elizabeth May Wilson daughter of Lorne Wilson and the late Mrs Wilson of Leydale Sask became the bride of Arthur Sangster second son of Mr and Mrs Wm Sangster of (location continues).
The Rev S R McLeod officiated a Silverwood wedding where the bride wore a grey gabardine suit and a corsage of American Beauty roses. Miss Julie Keterner served as bridesmaid as the groom was supported by his brother Alfred. A reception followed at 285 Washington Ave East Kildonan, hosted by Mr and Mrs J Gordon. The couple, Mr and Mrs Sangster, left for a wedding trip and will reside in Winnipeg.
The text explains using screens and nets to keep pests and dirt out of homes. It notes that dogs, cats, and other domestic animals carry dirt and disease and should be kept away from food supplies.
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