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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 20, 1951
Page
4
The brief notes a cold stretch with temperatures down to 41 and 26 and 21 degrees below on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. It describes the discomfort of the weather and the temptation to stay indoors near a warming fire. The piece notes the impact on mood and daily life.
Ontario era listing shows Dr. William A. Large practicing medicine in Roblin Manitoba with office and residence contact numbers 96 and 62. The notice identifies him as a physician and surgeon serving the local community.
Marie Gottlieb spent the weekend with friends at Shell Valley. Dave Freison and family visited Grand Narrows with J. Middleton’s family. H. Watson and his mother returned from Winnipeg after two weeks with W. Watson. The Women’s Institute met at D. Black’s home with nine members and planned a Christmas party. Mrs. E Radford returned from six months in England. Sympathy to the Harlow family on the death of their son-in-law F. Pacy in Regina. Mr. Harlow and Ralph Harlow attended the funeral.
Deepdale invites residents to a Christmas service on December 23 with the carol Oh come let us adore Him. A Deepdale Community Christmas tree entertainment is set for Friday December 21, featuring a programme by teacher J Skublin and pupils. The Deepdale Ladies Aid held its annual meeting December 12 with a small attendance and a social lunch. next meeting at Mrs. T Roberts with full attendance requested.
Zelena Bill Kosinsky visits sister Mrs. P Waloschuk at Stornoway. Mr and Mrs M Kowalu shin and son visit with Mr and Mrs N Mysko. Bill Kappie returns from elk hunt with no elk. Jack Davies ill in Robblin hospital. hopes for Christmas recovery. Greek Catholic Ladies committee meets. officers elected for the new year: Tony Shander ewich president Dmetro Goba secretary Bill Sor ochuk treasurer.
The December W I gathering at Mrs. H Boyce’s home drew nine members and three visitors. Installation by past president Mrs P McRae. Delegates elected include Mrs Ivan Boyce and Mrs C Simpson with Mrs G Van Crecht as provincial delegate. Home Xmas social followed with gifts and lunch prepared by Mrs Boyce and Mrs Van Drecht. Next meeting at Mrs C Simpson’s home.
Plains and Winnipeg visitors returned from Winnipeg Dauphin and Korea. The Ladies Club held its Dec meeting electing officers and planning community work with a January gathering at Mrs Maguire’s. Makaroff Ladies Aid reported 386.94 receipts 205.52 expenses and 181.42 balance with 21 members and officer reappointments.
Grand Narrows reports Everett Wilson visiting Paul Laliberte's home while Herb Murray handles Wilsons chores during his absence. Mr and Mrs Orville Wilson with Mr and Mrs Hof ford joined a motor trip to Winnipeg. Santa Claus parade drew many children and adults to Roblin. George Murray family visited Kamask and Roma. Mrs Middleton returns from England, reports a pleasant summer. Manitoba Farmers Union delegates Frank Senderewich and Mike Korman attend Winnipeg convention with about 425 delegates and many visitors.
Two December nuptials in Roblin district feature Hazel Verna Lovas and Philip Ostrowski marrying at Knox United Church with Dr. J. Carlyle Parker officiating and a reception at the church basement. The couple plans to reside in Roblin. A second ceremony unites Frances Loretta Kerr and Reginald Robert Ward at Roblin with Dr. Parker and Mrs. Fisher assisting, followed by a home reception and a memorial hall dance, after which the couple travels to Dauphin and will live in Flin Flon.
Friday December 28 Cromarty School offers a program with good music and fun. Admission includes lunch for 56 cents.
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