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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 21, 1992
Page
9
A meditation on interdependence and individual responsibility. The piece contrasts human social bonds and divine duties, stressing that while we are part of a mutual order, personal accountability remains central. It links New Year contemplation to immortality, eternity, and the soul's relation to God.
Maple Manor residents and families shared holiday visits across Saskatchewan Manitoba and Alberta. Helen Taylor returned Tuesday from Christmas with Iris and Gerald Harper in Yarbo then Winnipeg for New Year’s. numerous relatives including Corrigals Lizottes Kosinskys Fowler Framinghams and Radfords joined in festive exchange and weeklong gatherings in Roblin Minitonas San Clara Fort St John and other communities.
Christmas Eve supper at Ed and Mary Myslichuk's Winnipeg home with Frank Brenda and daughters followed by a Boxing Day tubing party at Ted and Barb Myslichuk's to celebrate Amanda's birthday. Later that day the group dined with Lee and Sharon Waters in Neepawa before the visit ended. Sympathy offered for Helen Ratushny and Fred Myslichuk of Winnipeg with Mary traveling for the funeral in Winnipeg.
Art and Marie Currey spent Christmas with daughter Haver Harburn and family in Sherwood Park Alberta They then traveled to Calgary to ring in the new year with daughter Sandra Boyce and family returning from Hawaii vacation
Deepdale residents Neil and Bernice Taylor hosted or visited relatives over Christmas. Attendees included Dennis and Jeanette Taylor and children in Winnipeg Beach plus Roblin guests Mike Taylor Frank Bileski Jack Taylor and Rodney Coulter. The group traveled to Yarbo and Roblin visiting Iris Jerry Harper Helen Taylor and others.
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