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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 29, 1946
Page
2
The Dance with Art McEwing and His Powers Fiddlers at Deepdale scheduled for Tuesday September 3 is cancelled until further notice with a forthcoming announcement expected.
Acknowledgment note from Mrs Lare Selnes thanking Christ Church W.A. Roblin and friends for gift pictures. She explains recent funeral travel to The Pas, expresses gratitude for the lovely framed pictures completing a set, and sends regards to Sunday School pupils and parishioners.
Vera Mary Ethel Fraser and Ivan McMaster wed at Merridale with Rev. A Summers officiating. The bride wore Swiss dotted muslin with gardenia coronet and veil, attended by sister Clara, best man George Eastcott, ushers in white dresses, buffet luncheon, and a dance for out of town guests including Eastcott Shoal Lake and Dauphin visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley King left for Calgary on Monday’s express. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Carter visited from Prince Arthur for a couple of days last week. Mrs. L. Lindsay returned from Norquay and Crystal Lake. Wm. Smout sent beautiful dahlias, largest seen here. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Eddy and Joan returned from Monckton New Brunswick after weeks away. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hern visited after Ft William trip. Joe Bettin left for Flin Flon. he has been C N R night agent here for 215 years. Best wishes to his new station.
A. G. Sinclair of Saskatoon and Miss Mona Kirton visited town and Legh Lindsay visited Norquay. The first load of 1946 crop arrived at Sas Pool Elevator. oats 40 lb bushel from Geo Duns and wheat No. 1 Northern from John Barrowman. Lloyd Dubasov died at 25, funeral at Westminster Memorial Church Kamsack, interment Riverside cemetery. condolences offered to the family.
Ereli welcomed a daughter born August 22 at Russell hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Everett Boyce. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Spear and Mr. and Mrs. B I Spear. Families from Charleswood Winnipeg Foxwarren Makinak Fort Francis Killarney attend events. Harvesting and grain deliveries progress as J W Kerswell brings first wheat sample. Lorene Traub earns Roger Goulet scholarship for scholastic and general proficiency.
A daughter Pamelia born to Mr and Mrs Don Booker. Mrs Stella Kazana of Chicago visits Mrs Sam Syke. Mr and Mrs J Anderson Mrs Stokke and Zelmer Stokke of Bield travel to Merridale Sunday. Mr and Mrs S Worthing of Toronto touring to Vancouver visit their nephew Bud McKay and Mrs McKay.
Mr L Berk stays with Mrs Berk at Nin ette. Mr and Mrs Jack Gibson of Sidney Man visited Mr L Hertlein. Miss Olive Briggs of Winnipeg visits district. Mrs E H Armstrong Joan and Merle Richardson drove to Yorkton last week. Harry Armstrong was a Winnipeg business visitor last week. Mrs Shappert and family return to Inglis after summer at Marchwell Sas. Jimmy and Beverly Aitkens return from Camper Manitoba where they stayed with grandmother. Hamilton and Jack return from Gilbert Plains after week with their mother.
Deepdale Lavere Helmky returns to Winnipeg. Powell children attend circus in Dauphin Thursday. John Taylor of Dauphin visits the Ayers. Mrs Cheavins of Vancouver guests at the Gardners. Geo Charman returns from Vancouver. Mrs E Lord returns to Melville after district visit. Halberson family and daughter return to Chilhowie from Vancouver. Mr and Mrs Linton and McMaster family plan to live on a Roblin farm.
Sgt J Murray of Grande Prairie spent days visiting his brother Geo Murray. Orville and Howard Wilson brought a combine from Inglis, the first of its kind in the district. The M F A C held its August 20 meeting at Mrs A Radford's. attendance varied. Mr and Mrs C Burrell and family and Miss Joyce Burrell attended a birthday at Happy Lake for Mrs Linderbeck who marked her 101st year with a large cake and lunch.
Mrs Tucker and daughter Mrs Eslinger visited the city last weekend. Mrs Kelly of Winnipeg and Mrs Argent of Deepdale called on friends in the district. Winnipeg visitors Mr and Mrs R Laird and daughter Hellen stayed with Mr and Mrs G Laird. Grand Narrows guests at Mr and Mrs Framingham included Mr and Mrs Framingham and family and Mrs Radford. The August W I meeting was at Mrs H H Simpson Roblin with good turnout. September will be at Mrs Giles Combe Bowsman River. Mrs Lovell visited briefly at Mrs Shiner Bield.
Mrs Ethel Maguire visited Mrs A A Sangster last week. School reopened August 27 with Mr Halis chuck as principal. Miss Lockton left for Flin Flon to assume duties at a new school. Mr and Mrs F Redman and family visited Mr and Mrs Stanley Irvine on Sunday. Mrs Johnson returned to Treherne after a pleasant holiday with relatives. A milk cow in the district died after grazing in grain. Mrs Lawrence Maguire hosted a birthday party for her brother with neighborhood youths enjoying the cake.
Mr and Mrs J R Wells and their son visit the home of Mr and Mrs L C Wells. Mr and Mrs Wm Ruddock returned after a holiday in Sherridan. School resumes with Miss R Cameron and Miss R Mickelson teaching. E Fritz and grandson from Winnipeg visit Mrs W Snowdon. George Snowdon arrives in Kelowna BC meeting former Bield residents. Nellie Belcher from Flin Flon visits her parents Mr and Mrs H Belcher. Mrs Germaine of Montreal and Mr and Mrs Frank Ser- (truncated).
Mrs Henry Lachance is a patient in Russell hospital George Carriere bought a two ton truck in Roblin Dollard Mailhott returned home from Grandview hospital Martha and Lowella Davey returned to the convent at St Lazare D Ruel returned from a Winnipeg trip with a Baby Austin car Miss A R Goulet arrived to resume teaching Mr and Mrs E Laliberte and Father Healy motored to Kamsack A Carriere J M Carriere and J A Bouvier visited Dauphin on business Mrs C Hamelin left for Ste Fustache to attend her brother's wedding Cutting has made good headway threshing to start weather permitting Rev Father J L Healy of Yorkton preached here two Sundays
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