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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 25, 1966
Page
4
District residents spend holidays with relatives in Brandon Winnipeg and Courtney B C while reporting visits from Stonewall to Flin Flon and Yorkton. Local celebrations include a wedding reception hosted by the Saswatskys and Weins with gifts and games observed.
Susan Andrews came home by jet from Toronto after visiting her aunt and uncle. She traveled to Winnipeg where her parents met her. The report also mentions Mr. and Mrs. Bob Seminchuk and Darwin of Kenville and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rideout and family.
Gunday visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs S Stoughton included Miss Chris and Mr Chas Will of Birtle. Mr and Mrs D Burns of Binscarth and Mrs H Hazelhurst and family of Vista called at the M Rogers home Thursday. Mr and Mrs W A Beattie spent a weekend with their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Wm Cowling at Crandall Man. Miss Lois Lindsay of Montreal enroute home from a trip to B C spent a few days with the Beatties.
A long list of visits and holiday gatherings across Swan River includes Miss Elsie Barclay of Levens Scotland staying with Mr and Mrs J Arnott and relatives. Guests from Winnipeg Flin Flon Rouyn Veregin and Saskatoon attended family events, anniversaries and trips to The Pas, Flin Flon and Saltcoats while others toured Kenosee Lake and Dauphin.
Mrs J Becker reports guests over the past weeks include Ted Estoda and family from Oakville Ontario Eddie Sawchuk and family from Regina Saskatchewan Kenneth Verischuk and family of Yorkton Saskatchewan Peter Kryworuchka and family traveled to Sturgis Saskatchewan to visit Nick Smandych. Jack Klein of Yorkton and Alfred Eslinger hosted gatherings. Sawchuk family joined a reunion with the Verischuk and related families in Yorkton last Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Lilley reports family travels and visits around Happy Lake and Lake Manitou Sask Sask residents include Karl Hiebert family Calgary visitors twelve days with Connie Lilley and Frank Lilley relatives. Winnipeg and Flin Flon guests also noted. Mary Paul returns home from hospital care in Winnipeg.
Mrs C McCrea, Mr and Mrs C McArthur and Judy toured Winnipeg on Sunday. Judy remains to start training at St Boniface Hospital. Walter Tischinski of Winnipeg visited his parental home. Halkyard family of Norquay and Cliff McArthur hosted visitors. O Mireau of Hartney and R Hodgson of Regent visited J C Brook. Hilton Bramwell and family head to Toronto for a wartime regiment reunion.
Long list of social visits and gatherings in Togo Manitoba. Miss Colleen Gawley of Winnipeg spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Dave Gawley. Elks Hall hosted a shower for Norma Shearer brie-elect. Families from Winnipeg Flin Flon Kamiskak attended golf at Kamsack. Wedding of Scott Marty at Crystal City. Deb Blewett farewell party in Elks Hall with gift presentations. Several trips to Prince George and Toronto noted.
Mr and Mrs Jack Carn and Mrs Carr of Ulamer Alberta visited Mr and Mrs H Ayer. Laurie and Pauline McKenzie spent a weekend with their grandparents Mr and Mrs C McKenzie. Mrs Lawrence Doering visited with Mr and Mrs Neal Cow and their two daughters of Edmonton Alberta.
Visitors from Grandview Swift Current Sask and The Pas visited Mr and Mrs Leon Jolliffe last week. Local birthday wishes go to Beverley Ayer on August 28 and Mrs Garth McKenzie on August 30.
Three words claim to soothe all troubles but a cheeky twist reveals a banking instruction. The poem contrasts romantic lines with a comic punch line about enclosing a cheque. The tone shifts from sentiment to practical humor.
The Manitoba government aims to raise living allowances for unemployed students in basic training under a federal provincial agreement. The new scale ranges from 35 to 86 dollars weekly, with federal funding at 90 percent of the extra allowances, and includes protection of unemployment insurance rights while in training.
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