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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 01, 1965
Page
6
District residents report visits from Lynn Lake Saskatchewan to MacNutt and Yorkton area relatives. Mr and Mrs L McGinnis and family stay with A Eslinger. Mr and Mrs George Baumung and Mr and Mrs Wm Baumung attend Eric Kitzs 20th wedding anniversary in Landestreu. Donald Diehl returns from Winnipeg for summer with A Diehl family.
Mrs I Beattie underwent surgery in our local hospital last week and Muriel is hoped to recover soon. Mrs D Ward of Flin Flon visits at I Beattie’s home with Yvonne returning home after surgery. The Beattie family hosts visitors from Flin Flon and Dauphin while the Shearer Bangle wedding was held at Togo. Mr and Mrs S McGinnis have purchased the former Taylor house and will move in soon.
Local residents plan trips and family visits during vacation season. Many travel to Winnipeg Regina and Milwaukee while others head to Snow Lake Trout Festival and Jamaica for teaching work. A town picnic marks the end of school with promises of a bright fall return.
Cromarty residents report travels to Sault Ste. Marie to visit sons and daughters in law Gordon and Simpson families. A ladder fall left Mr Stepberger in serious condition in Regina hospital. Several families from Brandon Saskatoon Winnipeg and Melfort visited relatives and hosted guests over the weekend.
Mr and Mrs Toby Lavoillette left for Winnipeg on Tuesday to visit his sister Mrs Emily Jean ette, their niece and nephew including Louis Bonham and sons. The Laroqcues and Brazeau family also traveled by car on Monday to visit George Brazeau, a General Hospital patient, in Winnipeg.
Ed home Wednesday night with Mrs. Florence Morriseau. Mrs. Thomas Wheeler and Miss Sandra Wheeler visited Grandview, Manitoba for a dentist appointment last Friday. Filton Martin and family relocated to Roblin to reside. Mr. and Mrs. Joachin Larocque plan to attend the Trout Festival in Flin Flon.
Mrs. Helen Shfranski, Reporter Mr. and Mrs. Art DeGrot and family of Winnipeg visit friends and relatives in the district. Miss Linda Cockerill of Winnipeg spends the weekend at her parental home. Mrs. H L Williams and daughter Teresa of Montgomery Creek California are guests at Mr. and Mrs. Tony Warbeck. Mr. Harry Shafranski and Mr. A Hodgkinson of Winnipeg visit Mrs. K Shafranski. Mrs. Shafranski accompanies her son to Winnipeg.
Miss Karen Wilson rests at parental home while training at Winnipeg General Hospital. Sudbury visitors include Mr and Mrs M Chiapun and Rodney. Joyce Klassen spent time with district relatives. Emil Branconnier family from Winnipeg visited. Ken Wilson heads to Prince Albert for work. Vernon Murray family on holiday in district. Ray Wilson and baby daughter of Vancouver visit. Owen, Ron Wilson and Rev. Murray join relatives for weekend. Telford Dixon Alec Laurie from near Calgary visit John Dixon home.
Weekend visitors to Mr. and Mrs. C. Powell include Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Prior and Gail of Flin Flon, and Mrs. Robt. Ward of Flin Flon. Deepdale School closes for holidays and may remain closed for 1965 due to pupil shortage. Mary Livingstone leaves after six years for a teaching post at Postup. The W.J. Rally at Deepdale School June 23 drew visitors from Roblin Shell River Makaroff and Grand Narrows with 40 ladies enjoying contests fashion parade and a patchwork quilt won by George Flondra of Inglis.
The Deepdale W I held a regular meeting with ten members. treasurer reports a $30.83 balance and donations to Roblin Rest Room and Myrtle Rose Bursary Fund were approved. August rummage and bake sales were scheduled. Engagement announced for Elma Marie Paritch to Norman Chick, wedding July 12 1965 at Ukrainian Greek Orthodox Church Roblin Man. Numerous farm equipment for sale and rental notices follow.
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