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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 01, 1968
Page
3
Linen closets should balance deep shelves for blankets and pillows with shallow ones for sheets and tablecloths. Add door rods for mats, consider three-sided shelving in large closets, and finish with a closed bottom cupboard. Use wipe-clean plastics and cohesive decor for an attractive, practical space.
In Somersistshire England a village council holds unofficial Bingo sessions to pay a 60000 debt on its new hall. The head councillor says the Bingo is not run by the parish council because that would breach the law, mocking the era’s hypocrisy over fund raising for public buildings.
Funeral services were held at Roblin Ukrainian Orthodox church on July 24 1968 for Alexander Hawryluk who died July 22 1968 in Roblin District Hospital at age 72. Interment followed at Roblin Orthodox Parish cemetery. Born March 30 1896 in Antonio Ukraine he came to Canada in 1914 joining the C N R after farming in Canora. He married Katherine Yeki in Roblin.
Mr. Alexander Hawryluk Hawryluk active in Roblin Ukrainian Orthodox Church from 1952 serving as president for six years and later as secretary of the congregation and parish. He farmed until 1958 then moved to town and passed away after illnesses at Roblin and Winnipeg General Hospitals. Survived by wife Katharine, sons Sylvester and Borden, daughters Mary Haluschak Olga Barida and Starlet Hawryluk, one sister in the Ukraine, eight grandchildren. Pallbearers listed.
Captain Gordon Grice united Florence Cordelia Crawford and Norman Wilfred Arndt in Dauphin on Saturday June 8 1968. The ceremony featured choir and soloists, with wedding party and reception at the church. The bride wore a floor length acetate gown with lace and aurora beads and carried red roses.
Canadian Highway Safety Council urges drivers to check tire air pressure as part of campaign 968. Proper inflation reduces hazard and wear, with guidance in the owner's manual and Tire Care pamphlet available from tire dealers nationwide. Overinflation causes center tread wear and fabric weakness, while underinflation wears outer edges and impairs road contact.
The council warns excessive heat raises tire failure risk and improper inflation remains dangerous. Modern tires are strong but can fail if under or over inflated, so have tires checked regularly and ride with the correct air pressure.
The Manitoba forestry branch completes the longest spring planting in history with over four million trees from Pineland Forest Nursery at Hadashville planted across the province. The 8 to 10 inch trees are mainly in the southeast, with additional plantings in the Interlake Porcupine Mountain and several parks. More than 350 workers participated, and the year's total target is 4.5 million trees, leaving under 500,000 for fall.
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