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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 13, 1947
Page
2
Local curlers participated in the Binscarth and Russell spiels with several teams reaching finals. Notable results include Adol Machelsky and Harold Moster winning first in the main event, and E H Armstrong skip with teammates capturing first in the Grand Challenge while others placed in Citizens and Grand Aggregate. A ladies rink from Russell played Inglis and lost 9 to 10 after a train trip and overnight stay.
In loving memory of our dear mother Annie Nowosad who passed March 17 1944. Three years have passed since that sad day. The one we loved was called away. God took her home it was His will. Sadly left missed and ever remembered by her daughter Eva and son in law Pete Garner Ave Welland Ont.
Grey barrel silver cap Parker 51 pen lost Monday March 10 around 5 p.m. on 4th avenue south. Finder please contact Review office for reward.
Mrs C S Burt returns to Daphne Saskatchewan. Patrick Sloan born near Ottawa Ontario March 7 1860 receives birthday wishes. Mrs M Allen leaves for Regina to teach at St Chad s College. Mr and Mrs John Holliday and Mrs Janet Furtney travel to Vancouver and Victoria for months. Five rinks visit Kamsack for club games with mixed results. Jack Brown returns from Winnipeg. Bert Franklin and Frank Topham back from Kamsack with medical care. Mae Painter breaks shoulder at Kamsack then goes to Winnipeg for care. sister Mrs C S Burt accompanies and returns home.
Mrs M C Dube returns from Winnipeg after an extended visit. Mrs W Pusloski and Billy came back from the City after a pleasant visit. Allan Johnstone broke a leg and is expected to recover. Selmer Stokke is a patient in Dauphin hospital after an appendix operation. John Rule, sick last week, is able to go out again. Mrs Robi Ward of Deepdale visited niece Mrs J Seattie. Mrs Gordon Pound and Miss Jean Rogers visited Kamsack. W H Rogers went to Deere Lodge hospital for a medical check up. Mrs Russell Boyce of Deepdale visited her daughter Mrs I R Beattie. Mrs D Clark and Mrs Phil McRae traveled to Kamsack. The CGIT and Explorers plan a sale of work and concert March 15 with lunch. Norman Lindsay returned from Deere Lodge after two weeks for a check up. Mr and Mrs Chas Simpson traveled to Togo for a funeral. Several couples and relatives visited Roblin on Tuesday. Mrs W A S Beattie returned from Dauphin with daughter Evelyn who had an appendix operation ten days ago. Mrs Chas Collis and Russell visited Winnipeg to see Roy Bruce who is very sick in General hospital. Fred Nabe returned from Winnipeg after two months with a major operation. Wishing him a speedy recovery. Nurse Mrs S M Currey and F S Grundy joined M Button to Dauphin hospital Thursday night. Currey returned Friday and Grundy Saturday. Button is improving and aims to be home in a week or ten days.
Miss Eva Bouvier helps Mrs. Orville Wilson at Grand Narrows. A Friday dance in Silverwood brought good times. Mrs. J Walch visits Mr. and Mrs. A Sangster in Roblin. Edna May Redman celebrates her birthday on the ninth with well wishes from friends.
John Kines left for the City Sunday by bus Shirley McNeil a City visitor leaves Saturday Mr and Mrs Jack Mitchell spent several days in the City J McCrea returned home Friday after a Winnipeg visit Mrs Pitcher from Dauphin visits Mr and Mrs C Howe Mrs J Craig and daughter Marilyn from Inglis arrive Sunday by bus to visit with Mr and Mrs C Howe Mr and Mrs Wilfred McArthur and son of Kamsack spent last week with D McArthur's family
Jas Stewart returned from Dauphin. E Lomax visited Winnipeg for business. A well attended Whist Drive was held in the hall. Mrs Steve Phillips and Diane were passengers to Winnipeg. Mrs H Pritchard of Dauphin visited relatives last week. The Ladies Aid met at Mrs H Bales home with good attendance.
A brief notice highlights the role of a doctor in urgent district emergencies, detailing swift medical guidance and available on call support for critical situations. It emphasizes rapid response, coordination with local health authorities, and ensuring patient safety.
Ruth McDuffe spent the weekend at her Dauphin home. Mr and Mrs Laird hosted several friends Friday. The Harlows and family visited Mr and Mrs R Harlow on Sunday. The Thompsons and family were guests of the Eslingers Sunday. Jack McDuffe returned Monday from Winnipeg and Minaki. The Davises hosted a Sunday gathering for their son Teddy’s birthday. Benny Eileen Radford of Grand Narrows visited Mr and Mrs Framingham. A school card party Friday yielded prizes for Mrs W F Thompson and Mrs Don Davis among others.
Lenderbeck travels to Winnipeg for medical attention. Lenard Hiebert returns from Dauphin hospital after a two week stay. Len lost two fingers when his hand was caught in a saw blade. Mr and Mrs Peter Weins are mentioned in the notice.
Miss Mabel Charboneau rode to Dauphin on Tuesday. Mrs H Ayer was summoned to Dauphin due to her daughter's illness in hospital. Mrs W L A Winn and daughter Sarah returned from Winnipeg after attending the Williamson Winn nuptials on March 1. Mrs S T Argent Mrs C Powell Mrs D Rink Mrs O McCorquodale Raymond C T Argent and Allen Lester attended the carniv al in Dauphin.
Wm Smigelsky left Saturday for Hamilton Ontario to spend a month visiting friends and relatives. Stan and Frank Unggeurian returned from Eastern Ontario where they worked in lumber camps. They found snow deep and headed to Winnipeg. Eli Bodnariuk cut his left thumb badly while sawing wood at a neighbor. A birthday party for Mary Zetariuk saw 14 candles lit and gifts. About 25 friends enjoyed a dinner served by her mother and grandmother. A local plea asks for contact with surrounding towns, medical aid 16 miles away, and a need for telephone service and better roads to a doctor, noting reliance on Nastrom and his drivers or a Model A for quick help.
Wm. Kerswell Makaroff of Roblin visited town Monday. Residents are reminded to support the Red Cross. A card party is planned Friday 14 at P. McRae's home. Mrs. W. H. Rogers traveled to Portage Thursday night seeking medical care.
Sr celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on Saturday Feb 22 with about 40 guests. Mr. and Mrs. Wiens and family were in good health. A dinner hosted by Mrs Weins Jr and Mrs Sawastky featured a white and gold table and a three tier cake. Teacher Mr. Wiebe led sing‑along after the meal, followed by cards and dancing.
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