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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 03, 1999
Page
3
The Manitoba Youth Job Centre at 135 Main Street opens Monday to Friday 9 am to 5 pm. Manager reflects on a memorable summer and announces the centre will close on Friday August 6 raising thanks to staff and clients.
Office manager thanks Roblin Chamber of Commerce students and youth for help running the Centre. Praises Trading Post Don Cross and Roblin Review for assistance and space. Announces Manitoba Youth Job Centre to reopen spring 2000.
A bridal shower occurred July 11 at the Terra Lutheran Church basement for Jolene Fatteicher with many friends in attendance. Several families and relatives from Yorkton Saskatoon Medicine Hat and Roblin share visits and celebrations including graduations birthdays and weddings such as Jolene Fatteicher and Billy Baumung at Zorra Grace Lutheran Church on July 17 and a reception at MacNutt Hall.
Granddaughter from Winnipeg Ashley Beghin visits Grant and Velma Buick. Florence Pavlenko from Toronto visits sister Lena Merviuk and Alex Merviuk. Gary and Linda McCrea and family stop by Evelyn McCrea en route home from holidays. Tummel Church service August 8 at 7 30 p m conducted by Karen Layh. Earl and Adel Cavelman visit Harvey and Lillian Switzer. They travel to Gilbert Plains to see Barb and Bill Ewanyshyn and others and attend the rodeo. Evelyn McCrea mentioned again.
Tummel traveled to Minitonas and Swan River visiting the Pogue and Hohne families. July 22 saw Brian Staple with Sadie Staple and Ruby Alexander join the Artemenkos for a supper and garden tour in Winnipeg. Laura Mickelson visited relatives in Stonewall and Winnipeg and helped celebrate Joshua Mickelson's second birthday.
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