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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 08, 1999
Page
9
The Keystone Pioneer Museum held an open house on May 23 despite wet weather drawing a large crowd for a pancake breakfast. May 31 featured a turkey shoot and marksmanship contest won mostly by locals, with remarks congratulating winners and noting continued events including bingo and a July 11 Show Day lineup.
Bertha Minish reports the Northland Presbyterial Executive met in Roblin on May 17 1999 with 11 members present chaired by Lois Shadbolt. A UCW questionnaire on its future was reviewed along with a Stewardship Report noting locals lacking objectives or contributions to the Mission and Service Fund.
Regina visitors Landestrew Imanual and Helen Stricker work on a garden at their summer home and stop by the new cafe for coffee. Mrs Wanda Kitz from Churchbridge with brother Johnny and his Kelowna wife visit Ernest Zeibart in Moosomin. Handivan seniors dine at the cafe. Others include Lynette Tkatchuck with Marlene and George Thatchuck, Irene and Edwin Haberstock from Edmonton helping with Mary Rathgaber’s garden, Lorraine Andres from Saltcoats at Sunset Club, and Ronald Schaan and Vancouver visitors Merlin and June Andrews.
The Suidak family traveled to Edmonton over the long weekend. They visited West Edmonton Mall and enjoyed the sights. On the return trip they met Olga’s brother in law and sister in law in Lloydminster, Saskatchewan.
Sympathy and congratulations are offered as Vivian Ward and Bill Taylor celebrate birthdays in June. Deepest sympathy is extended to Bessie Lizotte on the passing of her son Wilfred. JD and Margaret Davis and Pearl Johnson of McCauley visited Shirley Davis this past week.
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