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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 31, 1990
Page
2
The event at 308 Goose Lake Drive showcased the brightest lights in town with top mentions for Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hembroff, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Myslchuk, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ziprick among the honorees.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Svein and Michelle Sveinson of Winnipeg visited Dec 22 weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Miller. Christmas day guests included Doug Miller, the Forrie Chase family, Irene Keay of Roblin, Rod Curle and family of Regina, Ron Latimer of Estevan, Grant Latimer of Saskatoon, Alma Gordon of Winnipeg, Keith Gottfried and family of Richmond, Shanna Lori and Robert, Don Ludwig of Melville, and Art Ludwig of Zorra.
Maple Manor residents shared a festive Christmas dinner on Saturday December 15 catered by Arlene Agar. Vivian Ward led carols at the piano while Nellie Nath led Grace. Essie Cross read a poem and Nellie Nash performed a solo.
Visiting relatives recall family ties across Rocky Rapids Drayton Valley St Albert and Winnipeg as local churches hold Christmas events. The Royal Canadian Legion Ladies Auxiliary met nine members opened with O Canada and planned a Christmas party and a surprise prize to Mary Abbess. Other visits included Gwen Hackney and Kathy Andrews in Regina Plains Health Centre with Ada Gawley. Church groups held carolling pot lucks and cantatas, with lunch served after services.
Holiday guests visited numerous families across Manitoba and Saskatchewan. Names include Arndt Suchar van Vaals Pogue Switzer and McCrea clans with extended families in Winnipeg Benito Flin Flon Brandon Dauphin Rossburn Snow Lake Selkirk Balcarres Saskatoon and other communities.
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