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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 30, 1964
Page
6
District residents announce visits and holidays with relatives including F McDuffie and Ben Radford hosting guests. Garfried and Billie McDuffie arrive from Calgary for a holiday with grandparents. A death of Edward Maleterre is noted. 94 students received confirmations from Archbishop G Flahiff with a Marian statue blessing. San Clara Legion Picnic draws a fair turnout.
Frankie Jones, great grandson of Mr and Mrs Frank Lilley, arrives Sunday July 19 from Calgary to spend holidays with HAPPY LAKE BOGGY CREEK and SAN CLARA kin. Mr and Mrs Chalkman of Thompson visit grandmother Mrs Florence Morriseau. Mr and Mrs Gill Kaul and Lea of Winnipeg enjoy holidays with siblings Lars and family. Mrs Dale Laliberte and Mrs Ray are also mentioned in the extended visit notices.
Richard Hiebert visits aunt and uncle in Deepdale before returning to Winfield B C. Bill Taylor of Alberta visits his parents in Deepdale run. Sympathy extended to Jolliffe and Wardie families on Mrs Garnett of Roblin passing. Garth Meenzie and Harry Oliphant celebrate birthdays. Calgary visitors R Klassen call on locals. Rose and Margaret Luchuk return from California. Alan McKenzie home from Roblin hospital. Deepdale Clovers meet with seven members and five visitors. 4H picnic planned for late August at Ron Stangeland’s home.
Silverwood families and friends from James IA and Manitoba joined vacation sessions at Grand Narrows last week. Neighbors gathered July 19 at Jack Radford's to view unmelted hail stones from the July 15 storm that damaged 22 panes of glass and devastated local crops. Visitors at Peter Bancarz home included Sorochuk of Vancouver and Nostrom of Lynn Lake, with Dease of Abbey visiting Irvine and family. Stanley Irvine, Olive Klassen, Gerald, Earle Dixon, and Terry Bialkoski attended the Swan River rod ree and Irvine attended the Russell Fair.
Mrs G Murray reports on visits and holidays of Grand Narrows residents. Georgina Middleton suffered a severe burn and is in Roblin hospital. Family gatherings span Winn ipeg Snow Lake Rossburn Flin Flon and Belmont Manitoba with weddings, visits, and a cushion making demonstration. A hail storm ended a pleasant afternoon.
Mrs Becker and family hosted guests from Angusville Regina Winnipeg and Langenburg while Rev Becker from Iowa visited. Edna Haberstock returned for holidays. Several families along with Toronto Lynn Lake and Vancouver visitors were mentioned. Linda Cockerill attends Success College in Winnipeg and other relatives were seen visiting district homes.
Mrs Wm Hampson and Reporter note trips to Flin Flon and Saskatoon for Elks events while Mr and Mrs Gunness, White families and others visit relatives in Dauphin, New Brunswick and the West Coast. Rev Wayne Kirkhoff installed as Resident Pastor at St Pauls Lutheran Togo by Rev Borgard. US visitor Mrs Heidman staying with Henry Utdenman Sr. for a few days.
Merridale notes an annual Old Timers Rodeo at Jim Poyser's Pinto Park, a success despite early rain. Poyser, one of Merridale’s earliest pioneers, returned after illness. Congratulations go to Mrs Mary Wych for winning a boat, trailer, and motor. News reports a near completion of a northward road to Timber School District and welcome rain for hay and crops.
Classified page item list includes bed room suite and dining set with two davenports, 81 piece dining suite, two mattresses and household articles. Also four granaries and wood saw with mandrel, contact John Sadowick near Roblin for details. Plus Holstein cattle with papers listed by Gordon Irvine at Deepdale Manitoba.
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