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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 06, 2000
Page
7
The author uses the biblical vine metaphor to urge believers to cooperate with God in pruning temptations and difficulties that deepen dependence on Him. It stresses nourishment through regular church attendance and the shaping work of God, the vinedresser, to produce visible fruit in life.
The notice describes weekend visits among Regina, Saskatoon, Dauphin, Russell, and Roblin residents including Ken and Lyona Georgetts Irene and Julie, Laura Branconnier, Maggie Quinton, Doug Johansen, and Rose Karney. It notes well wishing for Anne Paul in hospital and a Mennonite Church singalong for tenants. It also includes a life sketch by a Roblin resident born March 14 1921 detailing moves to Roblin Residences Senior Citizens Home in 1986 and service as President and secretary treasurer of the Tenants Association, meal program involvement, a pacemaker in 1990, a mild stroke in 1995, and ongoing participation in activities and plans to stay until called away.
Marilyn Shepherd of Edmonton and relatives Joanne and Andrea McCrea of Benito with Evelyn McCrea visited Shirley Davis last Wednesday and Friday. Donalda Dayson took her mother Ruth Sanders to Brandon for a medical check up on Tuesday May 30. Sadie Staple left May 31 to visit Irma McFadyen.
Edith Pyott and Bernice Hrappstead of Swan River visited Shirley Davis on Saturday May 27 and took her to lunch. They toured Maple Manor greenhouses noting tent caterpillars on some trees. A resident recalls moving to Maple Manor in 1988 and shares family details including birth in Calder 1919, marriage in 1939 to John Pound, four children and eight grandchildren.
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