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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 23, 1964
Page
1
Health Unit urges residents to fight rat infestations with simple measures. Tips include proper trash containment, clearing storage areas, sealing openings, and rat proofing buildings. For poison use Warfarin with bait boxes and follow local health officer guidance.
Funeral services were held at Knox United Church for Gladys Ethyl Sanders 34 of Roblin Manitoba following a long illness. Interment was in Roblin cemetery with pallbearers named. Mary Boyanski 91 of Roblin passed away after a short illness. service at Roblin Holy Redeemer Ukrainian Catholic Church with burial in Parish cemetery. Surviving children grandchildren and relatives listed for both families.
Aurelia Andres daughter of Mr and Mrs A Andres of Roblin Manitoba marries Gary Johnson of Nora Saskatchewan on July 1 1964 at Zion Lutheran Church Wetaskiwin Alberta. Rev N Eifert and Rev W Ritter officiate. Couple to reside in Wetaskiwin where both teach at Queen Elizabeth School.
A severe storm last Wednesday July 15 hit the Roblin area with high winds rain and hail. Crops in Silverwood San Clara and Grand Narrows suffered total losses with 100 percent damage in many cases. Some farmers lack hail insurance and windows and property in Cromarty and Roblin suffered damage. Water flood and wind damaged homes and a boat trailer at Les Spear's.
The first hole-in-one of the season was made last Sunday at Roblin Golf Course. Herb Sanders aced the 15 yard par five fifth hole with a sever iron tee shot. It is the fourth ace recorded at the course and Herb will receive a trophy and have his name added to the clubhouse plaque donated by Heming's Jewellery.
The Roblin Juvenile Baseball team swept eight games to top the Intermountain Juvenile Baseball League and win the 1964 title after a 13 to 0 victory over Gilbert Plains. Ken Bahrey earned the win in the title game, and Bahrey again blanked Gilbert Plains in the tournament final as Roblin took first prize. Gerald Brook won the opener against Inglis Juveniles 11 to 2.
Richard Nash a third year Science student at the University of Manitoba received a 200 bursary for academic merit and personal qualities in the 1963 64 session. He works as a geologist's assistant for Sherritt Gordon Mines in the northern province and plans to enroll in a fourth year science course this fall.
Mrs Wm Hampson reporter notes visitors and travels among local families. Guests include Orville Marty and family of Mather Manitoba visiting Dickie family. Nick Wylichuk of Courtney BC visiting Andrews. Jim Dickie of Regina spending weekend with Dickie and Hampson families. Visitors from Winnipeg, Richmond Sask, Kamask, Edmonton, Dauphin, Port Arthur Ontario. A birth at Yorkton Hospital on July 10 to Geo Airress.
Hazel Grace Propp and Thomas Herbert Bowley wed July 4 1964 at St Pauls Lutheran Church Togo Sask in a double ring ceremony. Rev Borchardt officiated. After a reception at Togo Community Hall the couple will reside in Roblin Manitoba.
Tips from June Brown Iowa State University on selecting casual outdoor furniture that works indoors later. Materials such as wicker aluminum and wrought iron offer affordable options. Redwood and rattan suit year round use with proper care and weather protection.
Mrs Westering and family of Vancouver B C Mrs Carter and family of Lynnwood Washington Arnold Jose of Eldorado Sask visit the Albert Liske home Bessie Livingston of Vancouver BC visits brothers Bob and Bill Mr and Mrs Wilfred McArthur of Kamsack visit Cliff McArthur Gordon McTavish of Cardale Man visits sister and brother in law the Livingstons
Local residents from Outlook Sask to RoblinManitoba attend visits and holidays. The Bowley Propp wedding at Togo Sask on July 4 is noted with multiple Michigan and Ontario visitors. A funeral in Porcupine Plain for Howard Langille Hopper is reported along with several travels to Winnipeg Calgary and New York.
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