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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 09, 2002
Page
3
Community notices list church services for July 14 21 at 7 PM and July 28 at 930 AM in a heritage building with Sunday school and lunch. It thanks volunteers who cleaned the church on July 2 and records family visits and travels by Switzers Mickelsons and Crabbs among other relatives and events from late June to early July.
Evelyn McCrea attended the graduation of her twin grandsons Mark and TJ on June 27 in Swan River. John and Diane Nott traveled to Country Fest in Dauphin on June 29 and their daughter Kim and Keith Harpelle and Kristen and Cassandra, Brandon visited Madge Lake and John and Diane on July 1. Diane and Art Skibinsky, David and Daniel, Regina went to Madge Lake, with Jean Livingston joining on Sunday. Ian and Arla Livingston along with Garth and Hope Livingston and families and Glen and Margie Kendrick were at the lake for a very nice time. Betty Dayson and Joyce Bork visited relatives in Winnipeg and Saskatoon over the weekend. Shelly McFadyen and family visited Albert and Ilene McFadyen on the long weekend. Eva Jory met her sister Kathleen Wood in Yorkton and Ted and Nancy Wood in Winnipeg for a Skinner Trail walk and enjoyed a new rose bed and trees. Barry Cammidge and his sister Donna Thompson visited Ola Switzer and cousins, while Barry recovered a long-lost motor for a 1972 car. Sympathy to Blair and Angela Buick on the loss of Florence Onofriechuk in Winnipeg.
The July 2 note says Melissa Waters was omitted from the Roblin Angels photo published last week. The team recently competed in the provincials in Winnipeg.
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