Roblin District Health Update and Local Visits
Ramona Fisher patient at Roblin hospital showing health improvement and expected home soon. Ross McKenzie of Roblin and friend Tracy Pound visited Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs C McKenzie.
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 27, 1975
Page
3
Ramona Fisher patient at Roblin hospital showing health improvement and expected home soon. Ross McKenzie of Roblin and friend Tracy Pound visited Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs C McKenzie.
Community mentions Maureen Cowling's wedding in Crandall Manitoba with attendees including her grandparents and other relatives. Weekend visitors include Raymond Chaboyer from Brandon and multiple Winnipeg guests. Harvest prospects are poor due to heavy rains delaying combining, with hopes for better weather before frost.
Mrs Wm Payne reports Henry Faulconer is a patient in the local hospital with well wishers hoping for a speedy recovery. The note lists visitors and extended family from Winnipeg Atikokan Surrey The Pas Lynn Lake Dryden Manitowadge and Manitowadge forest fire scare with rain relief.
Congratulations to Norman Kauk and Darlene Liske on their August 16 wedding. Visiting relatives from Yorkton Saskatoon and Edmonton gathered with the Beckers in Zorra. In Winnipeg and Regina areas family visits occurred with extended Becker kin.
Miss Ann Veal of Winnipeg stayed with Ce cil Veal and family and with Mrs. Hampson. Wayne Hampson and Jason of Winnipeg visited Wm Hampson and Phil Hern. Bob Hanna of Ottawa visited Fred Erhardt. John Ruby of Winnipeg spent Aug 16 with siblings. Steve Melenick of Castlegar visited Wm Rehn. Sam Leis of Woodstock visited friends on August 21.
Mr and Mrs Henry Kohhanski of Yorkton and Mr and Mrs Bill Wer bowsky of Hamilton visited Mike Werbowetsky home. Bruce Case family spent a week with Zim mer and Case households. Fred Casey of Leaf Rapids visited Sage family in Brandon. Lillian Campbell of Bremerton and Erin visited Oscar Mickelson. Roy Mickelson of Yorkton attended Oliver Mickelsons 25th anniversary dinner on August 2. Diant Livingston returns to Olds to resume studies. Cliff McCrea and family return from Calgary Edmonton Manning trip. Gerald Zimmer family of Ebenezer visit Bill Eckert and Robert Zimmer. Mary Brown Patricia Davis Shirley visit Winnipeg. Guests at Bill Cranwell home from Illinois and Red Deer. 4-H exchange students hosted at McFadyen, Cranwell, Werbowetsky, Howe homes.
Donna Cranwell accepts employment with Co op Lumber in Swan River. Dave Sage traveled by motorcycle to visit his sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Fred Casey in Leaf Rapids. Mr and Mrs Gary McCrea visited her parents. Mr and Mrs Robert Sinclair stayed in Winnipeg last week. Mr and Mrs Tom McCrea were Brandon visitors last week.
Barbara Wilkinson daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Wilkinson of Boggy Creek and David Dole of Wadena were married in Edmonton on Saturday August 23. Reception at the Groom's parental home in Wadena with Mr and Mrs Clif Paul and Mr and Mrs Charlie Wilkinson in attendance. Several families from nearby towns visited during the celebration and related events.
Mr Jeff Sampson of Halifax visited his aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs George Pearton. Erna Jones relatives from Edmonton visited with her family and the Stankeys of Shevlin. George and Della Ricker hosted Winnipeg visitors. Hauser family guests included Wayne Ricker and kin. Isla Simpson and Maimie Davis spent days at Swan River. Lisa van Waals holidayed with Angela Mohr in Langenburg. Kelly family guests included Harry Kelly Winnipeg Veron McFarlane Virden and Alf Brade Dauphin. Lynn McFadyen and Harold Kelly vacationed in North and South Dakota. C Kelly and C Tummon accompanied by Dessie and Eliza Cranwell and Jim Kelly visited.
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