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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 01, 1944
Page
2
Cromarty and Deepdale residents visited friends across the district over the weekend and Monday. W I May meeting at Mrs W Tavis featured papers on Famous Women and Housecleaning with Mrs Winston Churchill as the subject. The June W I meeting moves to Mrs S Simpson’s home due to the convention schedule.
Grand Narrows Pte. Lawrence LaLiberte has returned to his training station after a leave with relatives in the district. Raymond Muray left for Winnipeg Monday as a delegate to the Junior Seed Growers convention. Mrs. S. Linderbeck visits at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Burrell.
Silverwood residents welcome Miss Isobell Sangster home from Winnipeg for a month on the farm. Mr Armstead is ill but hoped to improve soon. Fred Redman Jr and family return from a Winnipeg motor trip. Local crowd toured Rohlin to view a picture. Mrs Allen returns from Winnipeg after holidays with kin. Young people attended sports at Togo May 24 and danced at night. Kathleen Pearson visited the Maguire home for Elizabeths birthday. A Young Peoples Club held its first meeting with officers Jean Pearson President Lloyd McGinnis Vice President Laura Mapire Sec Treas. Miss Ina Lindsay urges parental cooperation.
A May 25 birth is announced for Mr. and Mrs. R Cammidge of Windsor Corner Ontario. R Dunn aged 42 from Ireland, resident near Roblin, dies May 19 at Deer Lodge hospital. funeral at Mordues with burial in Brookside Winnipeg. Survived by wife and two daughters Mildred Berk and Beatrice.
Mrs FE McGregor and Shelia visited with her parents at Gil bert Plains last week. Charlie Grundy was taken to Tussell hospital Monday suffering from pneumonia. Neighbors gathered at his farm Wednesday to assist with harvest. Mr and Mrs Lee visited with Jr and Mrs Duns at Togo Sunday. Mrs Lee Esmee and Mrs Rogers motor to Kamsack Monday. Mrs S McGinnis and Francis, Mrs A Bovee and Mrs W Bovee visited at Kam ek Tuesday.
A string of community notices from Manitoba recount visitors like Steven Travis and Bernadette Mailbot visiting families in Winnipeg and Grandview. Accidents include Mrs J F Mailhot injuring a leg and Henry Bouvier Sr breaking a leg at Nolan's mill. A party honors Archie Bedu with toasts and a humorous reading by Vibert Carrier.
Miss Ruth Herbert visits Walker while others report car repair in town. Dick Herbert parking at Makaroff and Mrs. W Radford visiting relatives. Roblin trader C Trimble visits, B and B gang repair east bridge. Dauphin visitors include T Roberts G Gardner and C T Argent. Mrs. O McCorquodale and Shelby return to Daukin. Patriotic Society meets at Mrs Geo Ward with good attendance. United Church Board meeting draws visitors from Makaroff and Liverwood.
Sailors appeal for support as the Navy Tapne of Canada holds a tag day on Saturday June 1 to raise funds and awareness. Volunteers seek donations and participation to aid naval personnel.
Local notes report visitors in the district including Mrs S Gunn, Ian, Mrs Bruce Kaiser and Mrs Joe Hampson. Rev Hackney and Eri Painter attend a Saskatoon church conference. No Sunday service next. Togo sports day drew a large crowd with a dance raising 177 dollars for the Agricultural Society.
Shortdale Pte John Yacentiuk of Victoria BC is home for a tough time. Joe Perehaluk of the RCA Dauphin is home for a cook end. Nick Grozik of Shortdale is seriously ill in hospital. We wish him a speedy recovery. Mrs. Wm Maroz of Gilbert Plains and Adeline Gunchoski of Dauphin returned home Sunday after visiting their parents and Mrs. Guneroski here.
Funeral services were held Saturday May 27 for Mrs. Mary Grozvik 78 who died May 24 at Nauphin General Hospital. Born in the Old Country she lived in Canada 27 years. Burial followed at Shortdale cemetery with Rev. Horbay of Roblin officiating. Survived by sons Nick of Shortdale William of Dauphin and three daughters Mrs. Wm Leacock Roblin Mrs. John Stor zeyski Shortdale and Mrs. Tohn Yakamishen. Numerous grandchildren. Pallbearers included Stanley Yakamiken Roy Grozik Bowden Treveal John Yakamishen William Ceavik and William Tesack. Floral tributes reflected high regard.
Inspector J B Day of Roblin paid an official visit to Gleneden school last Thursday. Miss Doreen Day, a Northciffe teacher, spent the weekend with her parents at Roblin and expresses fondness for her work. At Gleneden school anxiety mounts as June exams approach. Easter exams earned four Kosinski children top placements Nick Stella Norman and Mike across grades IX IV II I. Their 104 year old grandfather, living across the road with son Joe, stays active in the garden. Mike Yakimishyn installed electric lights at his store, brightening nights, and purchased a 1911 Plymouth. He recently spent time in Toronto and may have made a fortune.
After Ascension Day service at Holys Ghost Greek Catholic church Merridale Rev Korba led a large crowd to Postup hall for a Postup Community Club Mothers Day programme. The event featured tableaux recitations choir songs duets and speeches, with a quilt drawing won by Mary Cockerill.
Rev David Conly B A to lead morning and evening church services at Tummell and Roblin locations with Sunday School sessions at 12 noon and 1 pm and a 7 pm service schedule Sundays at the United Church.
Rev J E B Cowan pastor. Sunday School 10 a.m. Worship 11 a.m. Young People 8 p.m. Thursday 8 p.m. Prayer Service. Gilbert School Sunday School 12 45 p.m. Worship 1 30 p.m. Sunnyslope Worship 4 p.m. Sunday School 11 30 a.m. Worship 7 30 p.m. Tuesday Prayer 8 p.m.
Reflection on personal growth and the self as words change with time. The author notes that our works and thoughts cannot stay fixed if we ourselves evolve.
A promotional note urges firms to adopt printed counter check books as a business method. It pitches immediate upgrade and lasting benefits, framing the move as a smart, regret-free step for productivity and financial practice.
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