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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 01, 1948
Page
2
Olga Hyrankiw daughter of Mr and Mrs John Hyrankiw Merridale church member wed Karol Rumak of Pine River in a Roblin Methodist ceremony. A reception followed at the bride’s Postup district home as friends extend best wishes for a long, happy marriage.
NOW is the time to have those old tubes and parts tested for your Fail and Winter Programmes. Take them to CAILES RADIO SERVICE opposite the post office on Main Street. Radios batteries tubes new and fresh. Electric fencers repaired.
Citizens and visitors in Togo were noted with several meetings and travels. Hugh Evans of Winnipeg and Jack Parker visited relatives. Mrs. Gibson and Mrs. Jack Brown left for Rossland B C. The 41st Togo annual exhibition is scheduled for Friday July 30. Jack Adderson departs Monday for Arran to relieve a C N R agent. The community congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Hern on the birth of a baby girl Thursday June 24. John G Banks of Kamsack won a Liberal seat in last Thursday’s election. Mr. and Mrs. S Gunn of Calgary visit Mrs. Gunn’s parents the Tripp family and M. Tripp. Delegates from Togo attend Liberal convention in Yorkton and plan to attend the National Liberal convention in Ottawa in August. A farm machinery field day sponsored by the Togo Agricultural Society was held at James Appel’s farm with Extension Dept University of Saskatoon present.
Miss Lindsay left Sunday for Rossburn home. Merle Lamb broke his left wrist. A farewell party for the teachers Friday was enjoyed. July 16 is kept open for the Tummel picnic at the school grounds. Date change noted.
Mrs Kirkbride visits sister Mrs J Radford Sr George Radford returns from Winnipeg trip Mrs J Radford home again after visiting Roblin relatives Joyce Richards weekends with Margaret Murray Karnsack Jr Seed Growers Club met at Bert Charter home Wednesday to plan Dauphin fair rally Miss J Richards returns to Swan Lake after serving as principal of Grand Narrows school Mrs Eggleton Dunnin Nesbitt and Arthur Eggleton return home after a pleasant holiday visiting Mr and Mrs W McMurray
Merridale visitors Mr. and Mrs. Len Curle called on Mr. and Mrs. C Rob inson while Stewart Simpson was taken to Russell hospital for treatment. Kelowna visitors Mr. and Mrs. W Thompson arrived to spend the summer. I Beattie and family of Makaroff visited Geo Laird with others from Dauphin. Congratulations to students who passed final exams and better luck next time to those who did not.
Allan Grundy of Winnipeg visits Chas Grundy. Mr and Mrs Jas Kerswell motor to Winnipeg Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ivan Boyce visitors this week. Mrs J Lindsay Ina and Jessie visit with Mr and Mrs W Heaps Friday. Mrs Heaps of Grandview visits her son and daughter-in-law Mr and Mrs W Heaps Monday. Mrs A Rogers Mrs E Bangle Happy and Marlene Rogers visit with Mr and Mrs Jas Bangle at Walkerburn Sunday. Mr and Mrs Geo Davis of The Pas visit with Velma Davis and her parents Mr and Mrs B J Spear Monday. Mr and Mrs Chas Simpson and their daughter and two grandchildren spend two days at Clear Lake last week. Simpson helps prepare United Church camp for July and August attendees.
June 25 marks the end of term at Deepdale School. Winnipeg visitors include A Grundy and Ward Bros. Donnie Ward and Hazel Ayer spend summer in Dauphin and Caronbrook respectively. Mrs. Boyce leaves for a coast home after serving as a teacher. Gail Prior recovering from illness. Mike and Mrs Barnowsky welcomed a daughter born June 11 at Roblin. Ward family trips to Winnipeg noted.
In a defence of free enterprise the Prime Minister argues the CCF gains reflect high living costs and postwar inflation. He contrasts Canada with France Italy and Holland, says government failures invite attacks on free markets, and urges leadership to avoid paralysis while paying for the war era through responsible policy.
Local column salutes Harvey Craig on his fourth birthday. Plans tease a forthcoming picnic report pending weather. Tales of visits to relatives, school schedule changes, and community events abound. Rain dampened the CasTheavery party and.Dropmore picnic while friends toured Manitoba Hardy Plant Nursery.
The booth work schedule lists shifts from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. and 7 p.m. with volunteers including Mrs Bogle Mrs Waggoner Mrs Souter Mrs W Kelso Mrs W Arnott Mrs Currey Mrs Adam Mrs T Cameron Mrs McClarty Mrs P Cameron Mrs Scott Mrs E Jakeman Mrs Brydon Mrs R Jakeman Mrs Hicks Mrs McBride Mrs Bob Arnott Mrs Fowler Mrs Evans and Mrs Pearson.
Don’t forget the ladies meeting on July 7 at Mrs Bill Sangster’s. Aileen Maguire left Wednesday night for Winnipeg to visit her brothers and sisters. Mr and Mrs Jos Haluschuk left by car for Alberta to make their future home. Hillcrest and Sunnyslope school played a friendly ball game, Silverwood winning. Mr and Mrs Fred Redman and Mr and Mrs Olie Williams left Tuesday by car for a trip through Saskatchewan and Alberta.
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