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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 05, 1967
Page
2
A compact list urging civic virtue and social responsibility. It advocates square dealing, reliability, cooperation, self-reliance, aiding the needy, supporting schools and arts, judging without malice, and upholding laws, decency, and freedom while promoting service to community and nation. It ends with vigilance against corruption and subversion.
A fashion feature highlights the Cossack coat with fox trim and salt and pepper tweed for harsh weather. It covers rouleau buttoning techniques, faux fur accessories, and practical sewing tips for Draping and adjustments using Singer Touch and Sew.
A Manitoba overview notes many young workers drift between jobs due to weak vocational plans and low ambition. It cites school problems, dislike of education, and unrealistic job expectations. Teachers, parents, and employers are urged to guide youth toward training and realistic work goals.
The Great Gordon Sinclair declares Gordie Howe not Canadian for leaving to join Detroit. The piece questions Sinclair’s own national identity if he pursued a higher paying job abroad and ends with a skeptical aside about betting.
Mrs Shafranski and reporter greet readers for a new year. Art Cockerill and family travel to Manitouwadge Ontario to see Randy and Calvin. Harry Stasiuk visits with Peter Proskie in Lynn Lake. Linda Cockerill Wayne Cockerill and Bob Bile from Winnipeg visit their parents. Gerald Davies of Winnipeg visits his mother. Rudolph Soltys of Winnipeg visits his parents. Betty Sorokopud of Dauphin and Sons Sorokopud visit during holidays. Tony Warbeck and wife also featured in holiday notes.
The notice notes a retiree relocating from the farm to Roblin and wishes them lasting health in the new home. It mentions Garry Barbie of Swift Current visiting his parents and Ed Mystichuk’s family, along with C Campbell and family from Swift Current visiting daughter and son-in-law L Cassidy during the Christmas season.
Obituary notices list Archibald John Macaulay 83 of Roblin who died December 25 1966 in Brandon Manitoba with funeral December 28 at Roblin Memorial Chapel. Also Mary Tkachuk 88 died December 18 1966. Peter Malashewski 78 died December 22 1966 with services in Roblin.
The Malashewsky Family expresses gratitude to family and friends for gifts and wishes that made their fiftieth anniversary memorable. They also thank those who provided comfort after their sorrow, including Drs. Layng and Dorian, hospital staff, and Father Yakimishyn and Father Nagengast.
Legion Branch 24 and Ladies Auxiliary meet January 10 at 8 pm in Memorial Hall. Weekly cash bingo runs Mondays at 8 30 pm in Sacred Heart Church basement with prizes including 50 dollar jackpot and 25 dollar blackout. admission 1 dollar and 3 extra cards 50 cents. Nov.
The Tkachuk family expresses sincere thanks to friends and relatives for sympathy and offerings during their bereavement of Mary Tkachuk their mother grandmother and great grandmother. They thank Rev Stratychuk pallbearers Werbowski Styiba Hawryschuk Korbut Hawryschuk Federnik and organizations Ukrainian W A and Roblin Memorial Chapel.
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