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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 29, 1972
Page
4
Recent visitors included Dan Gheist and J Eskert groups from Winnipeg and Yorkton plus Roblin and Saskatoon travelers. Mrs Schepp and family received long visits from multiple relatives as health updates and graduations were noted. Community events, a rain, athletic achievements, and local hospital visits are recorded alongside upcoming meetings and travel to Winnipeg for Sandra Sawchuk's graduation.
Lexie Stoughton and a Winnipeg friend visited the P Beck residence in the early part of the week, accompanying Mrs. C. Elliott-Makaroff for the report.
Congratulations to Linda Belcher and Harvey Booker on their June 24 Calgary wedding. Mr and Mrs John Belcher and David drove to Calgary for the ceremony. Hazel and Laird Douglas celebrate daughter Tara Nadine born June 6. Mr and Mrs eBrt Chase visited Saskatoon June 18 to meet their new granddaughter. Mrs Frank Bailes Sr visited Winnipeg last weekend. Sharon, Peter Matsyk and Bob of Brandon spent time with Art and Mrs Lovas. Sympathy to Bill Reed on the death of his brother Richard Roblin. Mrs Frank Bailes Jr visits Winnipeg to see her mother in hospital.
Jim Bangle visits relatives in San Chara with Mr and Mrs Morley Davey and Harold. Alvin Azure recovers after emergency appendectomy on June 22 at Brandon General Hospital. RCMP apprehend two juveniles for illegal entry into trailers at Childs Lake and return stolen items to owners.
Several couples and individuals travel between towns such as Vancouver Saskatoon Regina and Edmonton to visit relatives with June weekends noted. Jotted are hospital patient updates church picnic at John Hampsons and visits by the Krupps Melnyk and Yobb families among others in the region.
Sympathy extends to the Wellman Cranwell and Albert McFadyen families on Eva Roe loss. Visitors include Barry Mensch family from Youtrg Sask to Emil Arndt parents. Bria Mitchell and Leslie Lyons from Regina to Jack Mitchell parents. Garth Ian and Diane Livingst on to Flin Flon for summer work. Miss Bessie Livingston to The Pas to visit Inglis. J C Brooks with Gerald Brook and Dwayne to Ottawa and back. Allan Dietrich Elinor Simpson marriage celebrated Saturday June 24. Harry Wolff Ochre River and Marilyn Simpson from Brandon visited Lisle Simpson’s home for the Dietrich Simpson wedding.
Mrs. C. McKenzie reports visitors of note in Deepdale. Mr. and Mrs. Rick Harrison of Brandon stayed at the Ayer residence. Mr. Robert Linton Sr. went to Summerland to visit his daughter. Horace Ayer and family returned from Black Creek for the summer with their daughter Mrs. Dave Harrison and granddaughter Carol. Sunday guests included Howard Wilson, Mrs. Walter Livingstone, and the McKenzie and Roblin families with their daughters.
Const Gerald Brook and family visit in Morse Sask. Rex Jarvis attended the Jarvis and Lehman wedding in Drumheller. Kathy Arnott and Del Zimmen of Kelowna visit Robt Arnott family. Mrs Ralph De La Mare visits The Pas. Alton Sorbo attends Benito Sports Day. District men take a fishing trip to Flin Flon area.
A Roblin family writes of leaving for Seoul South Korea where T will teach English at Hanyang University. They describe friendly neighbors plans to study Korean, housing uncertainty, and continued ties to Manitoba through education. They sail July 18 from Seattle on the American Mail arriving Inchon around July 28. They hope to share experiences back home via the Review.
The Intermountain 4-H Trail Riders met Friday June 28 at the home of Mr and Mrs Alfred Shipaleski. Members received ribbons and tickets to sell to raise funds for 4-H members chosen to go on a trip. A discussion was held on hold.
The marriage of Joan Bryan of Ottawa to Howard Edel of Roblin took place May 26 1972 at Mount Calvary Lutheran Church Ottawa with Pastor Jon Keckley officiating. Maid of Honour Barbara Woods and Best Man Constable Garry Wincherook attended. A reception and honeymoon followed. out of town guests from Roblin Kingston and Iroquois attended. The article also notes Canada Manpower Training Program data for 1970-71 with federal cost of 293 million dollars.
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