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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 04, 2008
Page
10
Residents of Roblin Residence welcomed a Sunday hymn sing by a group from the Evangelical Mission Church on February 17 with residents joining in and requesting favorites. A follow up visit on February 25 offered a varied program of song poetry readings and music followed by fellowship.
Lorraine Souter reports a lovely lunch served by visiting ladies and thanks for visits. Edna Jerome traveled to Winnipeg for her sister-in-law’s funeral and family time. Dennis Glushka of Edmonton stayed with his father Fred Glushka. Emily Paul is a patient in Roblin Hospital after Brandon surgery and is improving. Warm weather ended the ice and brought hopeful thaw.
Edith Nott hosts granddaughter Kim and Keith Harpell from Brandon. Bertha Windbrook’s family visits for her birthday on Saturday. Millie Shiner’s daughters Judith and Karen were visiting over the weekend. Wilma and Ron Kinney of Regina visited Bill Shiner, ill with flu. Yvonne Sather is home from hospital. Kay Carriere hosts sons James and Rod and families from Alberta. Evangelical Church ladies thanked for program and fellowship on Feb 21. Myrtle Bailey saw the lunar eclipse on Feb 20. Condolences to Donalda Kilmister’s family. Father Bisson conducted mass Feb 27. Thanks to Yvonne Sather and Catherine Carriere for lunch. Thanks to the ladies who helped serve. Velma Buick’s granddaughter Ashley from Winnipeg visited. Mennonite Church youth group sang for tenants Thursday evening. Myrtle Bailey’s grandson Neil Bailey of Lynn Lake visiting.
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