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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 13, 1952
Page
2
The Review invites readers to submit short, ready-to-type items about themselves or activities in which they are involved. It notes limited capacity to cover all district happenings and encourages concise notices suitable for quick publication.
Twenty three rinks competed in the Makaroff High School bonspiel held February 28 to March 1 with good weather and sportsmanship. Roblin’s Ross Misener rink won Grand Challenge and the aggregate, while G Pound and W Pound led other events. Togo entrants included Gawley Elsener and Hалося.
The United church hosted the annual curlers service led by Mr. Simpson. He preached on 1 Corinthians 9 24 27 stressing disciplined bodies striving for the prize and laurel wreaths as a metaphor for pure sport and ethical living.
Don Davis and Bruce accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. A. Arndt hosted dinner guests. Mrs. C. Watson and family from Gilbert Plains visited district relatives. Reg Framingham returned home after a tonsil operation. The W I meeting at Mrs. Gottlieb’s drew a large crowd and a pieced quilt was shown awaiting quitt ing.
Willis Armistead is home from the mill. Fred Framingham is ill. Mrs. Wallace and Jim visited Stan Irvine on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Bill Johnson of Roblin visits her son and daughter Albert and family. Bert Dixon and L. Maguire families visited Tom Dixon at Gd Narrows. Tom Dixon turned 74 on March 10. A ladies meeting at Mrs. R Klassen's planned a satin comforter for April 2 at Mrs. Willis Armistead's with needles and thimbles provided. A dainty lunch followed.
Mrs W C Robinson returns from a month long holiday in Winnipeg Rapid City and Forrest. Jack Childs family from Sylvannia Sask visit W A S Beattie family this week. Lunch committee thanks volunteers for rink lunches. Grand Narrows trio Middleton Alec visit Grand Narrows Bell family from Togo dine with the Simpsons. Local children in Roblin hospital. Sandra Elmer Bangle Betty Lou Pound Sheryl Pound all improving and due home midweek.
Mrs Robertson heads to Winnipeg for several weeks while Mrs Stan King visits Kamsack. Alex Strelioff tours Canora and Yorkton. Doreen Irene Isabel depart for Saskatoon. Births include Metro Koroluk at Kamsack hospital on March 5 with Winnie King as maiden name. a weekend visit to Pete Kalmakoff at Kamsack. Education week saw many parents at school visiting day, appreciated by teachers.
Peter Shulhan bought Ed Cherneski's farm while Mr. and Mrs. Mike Chick returned from Winnipeg. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fedorchuk on the birth of a daughter. Brandon visit by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Boucher. W Boguski family from Shortdale visited Harry Boguski. Merridale MFA met with Earl McIntyre as principal speaker. Ed Cherneskii Yalewicki and son Frank visited T Kiemetski at Bield.
Friday night Roblin’s Midget and Pee Wee teams faced the Togo Tigers in a fast paced game that stayed tight through regulation. A single Roblin cut marked the only injury as the teams traded chances before overtime, with Togo winning 4 to 2 after 60 minutes plus extra time.
In Memoriam Grundy died Apr 1 1951 Winnipeg remembered by all the Grundys. Macdonald in loving memory of Margaret E Macdonald who passed away March 11 1951 ever remembered by her sisters Jess Jean and Lena.
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