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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 09, 1949
Page
3
The Mount View Cemetery announces its annual Clean Up Day on June 15 to keep grounds neat. If rain occurs the event moves to the next day. Also notes two Roblin Theatre shows on Saturday evenings starting at 6 30.
Local notes list visits and travels among Togo residents and guests from Hudson Bay Brock Edmonton and Brantford. Families welcomed a baby girl Glenna Lynne and more residents return home after trips to Winnipeg Kamsack and Yorkton. A sightseeing group plans a trip toward Alaska after Saskatchewan Wheat Pool meeting attendance.
District residents and families travel for United church events in Winnipeg this week. Arnott and John head to Manitoba gatherings with lay delegate duties. Birth announced for a son at Russell hospital. Multiple local families attend weddings in Dauphin.
Muriel Robin was home for a few days. Bill Livingstone visited from York on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Ralph Jory and Shirley Fisher visited Winnipeg. The Lilac Tea in the church basement was a success. Alice Howe spent the weekend visiting her sister at Russell. A community club meeting is called for Monday June 13 at the hall. Mr and Mrs Wm Doole and Leslie attended George Doole’s wedding at Two Creeks on Saturday June 4. Robert Mitchell broke his arm playing outdoors and is home again after a brief stay at Russell Hospital.
Listings of local visits and travel from Grand Narrows area including Mrs T Dixon visiting daughter Mrs L Maguire in Silverwood. Ben Radford and H Radford with others visiting Roblin. Hofford and family visiting O Wilson in Bowsman. W McMurray accompanying Roblin guests to Brandon for a drama festival. Middleton and A Topham group touring Yorkton. obituary notice for Mrs Joe Redmond with condolences to the Walker district family after her passing in Norquay Sask.
Ted Benson visited with Mr and Mrs Bill Johnson Sunday. Clean-up Day at the cemetery on June 15. Gordon Dixon of Togo visited Stan Irvine. Mrs Tom Dixon of Grand Narrows spent Sunday with daughter L Maguire. Laurence Maguire and Ivan Hubberman traveled to Kam Sack on business. Kay Irvine left for Gilbert Plains with Mr and Mrs Priest. Mrs Alice Pearson of Winnipeg spent weekend with Billy Sangster. Mrs Joe Redman passed away Sunday evening at Norquay. Earle McGinnis and Billy Maguire with Mrs Irvine Monday afternoon. Stan Moore of Dauphin spending two weeks with Gregor family. Eddy Priest Berry and Percy Rosevear of Gilbert Plains weekend in district. Jim Irvine Ruby Bill Fred Framingham drove to Norquay Sunday. Ruby Irvine of Dauphin spent past week with Jim Irvine. Dance June 10 at Silverwood hall for San Clara Nursing Home. Come and have a good time. Maid Maguire of Togo and Geo Murray of Grand Narrows visited Mrs Fred Framingham Sunday.
The event drew a large crowd and was well received. Harry Soltwensky of Port Arthur returned from a month long visit with relatives in Timber and Nova Zora districts. Russell Chick spent time at home before leaving for Flin Flon for work and will return to University this fall. Harry Andronyk reports many bears in the district after spotting two cubs and a mother bear by a neighbor's road, noting warm conditions upon return home.
The piece argues that advocates of a new order are mocked as traitors and potential jail risks, recalling past calls for a better world. It critiques voter apathy and the rise of more parties, warning that politics echoes the divide and conquer tactic attributed to Hitler.
Roblin Manitoba physician and surgeon listings show A Woods Hicks M D CM with offices in Dunlop Block and phone numbers 22 for the office and 62 for the residence.
Deepdale shows Mr. and Mrs. G. Charman visiting Dauphin Monday. W N Amatuers concert and dance scheduled Friday night June 10. Mr. Ira Gardner of Tyner Sask spent weekend with relatives in the district. W E Lomax Brian and Kerry, Mrs. G Ward and Frank visited Dauphin Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert McCullough Marguerite and Donnie also noted.
Timber Mike Andronyk visited relatives in B C while heavy rain last Tuesday benefited the community. John and Dora Andronyk returned from Vancouver as holiday visitors. Several locals including Bill Nykyforak and Harry Andronyk motored to Dauphin. Nick Luckach bought John Chicks farm and plans a muskrat ranch venture. Mies E Evasuik contributed a note.
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