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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 10, 2001
Page
6
A Saskatchewan van trip yielded a nature scene as a white fox chased a black cat near a den while kids cheered. Ken Kingdon of Riding Mountain National Park explains local misnamings of moles, gophers, and ground squirrels for readers.
Manitoba research shows wood ticks rarely transmit Lyme disease. Dr. Terry Galloway of the University of Manitoba notes immature ticks become infected but do not carry the bacteria to adults, unlike deer ticks which are the known carriers. The risk to humans remains minimal.
Fr Nicholas Orest Rauliuk parish priest of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of Roblin and District is promoted to Right Reverend Fr Mitred Archpriest with a jeweled Mitre. Archbishop John of the Western Diocese will confer the mitre at a Pontifical Divine Liturgy on Sunday July 15 2001 at 9 am at St Johns Roblin. Public invited to the induction and celebration at Holy Redeemer parish hall.
Liz Rickers hosts a busy week with relatives visiting from Winnipeg Russell Grandview Austin Texas Inglis Bredenbury Regina Yorkton Brandon Melville and more. The gatherings include dinners drives and family visits across multiple towns.
Grandview hosted Irene for an afternoon visit while Winnipeg visitors Ken Simpson Jill Simpson and Meagan toured to see Marilyn Simpson. Rose Konrad greeted four great grandchildren Carlena Raya Willie and Clyde for lunch and shuffleboard. Edna Jerome joined a San Clara family gathering to celebrate Ann Branconnier turning 90. Many tenants enjoyed Sunday Canada Day fireworks as the fire department and Events Committee received praise.
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