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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 22, 1948
Page
2
On Saturday May 1 at 1 30 p m furniture from Mel Watson will be sold near the creamery. Auctioneer J Scott will conduct the sale with Dick Bogle listed as Auctioneer.
Mrs Geo Duns and Mrs N Dubasov visited Kamsack on Monday and Saturday respectively. Miss Gladys Maguire of Kamsack visited her parents. Miss Joan Eddy returned to Winnipeg after visiting. The thaw flooded cellars. Sask Wheat Pool delegate George Baker visited. meetings with pool members held. Togo Agricultural Society held its annual dance with the local orchestra.
The spring meeting of the United Church boards was held Friday April 2 at 8 pm with delegates from Deepdale and Makaroff. Rev J M Taylor of Roblin presided and reports were adopted. A ministerial renewal for another year was approved and several appointments announced. Birth announcement notes a daughter born to Mr and Mrs John Wincherok of Shevlin on April 19 at Roblin.
Mrs Linderbeck and twin babies return from Roblin. Mr and Mrs C Burrell and Mrs J Dixon drove to Dauphin last week. Bert Charters returns from Winnipeg hospital after five weeks. Rev J Suneraine comes back for summer in the community. Clayton Linderbeck departs for Saskatoon last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Davis and Bruce visited the Gottlieb home Sunday. W. F. Thompson and family joined the McDuffes for a Sunday gathering. W Gardner and family, J Edwards and Lynn spent Sunday with the Radfords. Mrs. C Robinson of Rapid City returned home after visiting her daughter and son in law the Blacks. Mrs. Dick and Randy of Dauphin arrived to spend a holiday with her parents the Tuckers and relatives. The W I held an April meeting at Mrs. McDuffe home with Mrs. Thompson as hostess. A tea and home produce sale was planned. The May meeting will be at Mrs. Tucker’s home.
Joyce Adams of Roblin spent Saturday with Corwena Roberts. Geo. Gardner has been on the sick list but is around again. The W I are busily engaged in quitting two quilts to exhibit at the convention. Walter Luchuk left for Grandview where he is employed. Mrs Walter Ward has returned from Dauphin hospital after undergoing an operation.
Miss Flora Johnson visited Mrs O Boyce on Friday and Mrs Wallace visited Mrs Irvine on Sunday. The Armisteads had their son to the doctor, and we hope he improves. A dance at Togo drew many boys and yielded a good time. Sandy Sangster and Norman Lee of Togo spent days with the Sangsters while hauling wood. Silverwood United Church services resume Sunday May 2 with an invitation to all to keep Holy Day.
Local items record Archie Harvey leaving for the City and visits by Mr. and Mrs. W Heaps in Roblin. Hospital stays include Mrs Wm Pound Mrs Albert Boyce and Ramona Nabe undergoes appendicitis surgery. Doreen Kerswell James visits and a new garage opens by David Lindsay. A lively town scene covers dances, visits, illnesses, a library of small town events and a club meeting focusing on house cleaning and the Better Farm Home Competition.
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