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Congratulatory note for Mrs Vu St now in Win or Sith birthday and Maren Win with best wishes from many friends Livingstone ro visited the home of Mr and Mrs C O McKenzie on Sunday
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 13, 1958
Page
1
Congratulatory note for Mrs Vu St now in Win or Sith birthday and Maren Win with best wishes from many friends Livingstone ro visited the home of Mr and Mrs C O McKenzie on Sunday
The Makaroff Annual Bonspiel began March 3 with 11 local 7 Togo and 4 Roblin teams, weather favorable for curlers and fans. Results across Memorial, Hereford, Pool, and Farmers events led James Arnott’s rink to capture the Gram Challenge and Q Pound’s rink to win Hard Luck. Nearby gatherings included community visitors and celebrations at Rosray, with longtime locals sharing meals and punchwork demonstrations.
Mr and Mrs Ed Bell Mrs Ed Yobb and Mrs Guy Parker drove to Regina on Sunday. Mr and Mrs W Krupp left Monday for Saskatoon where Mr Krupp will attend a Credit Union Convention.
Mrs J C Arnott traveled to Winnipeg Friday for an uncle's funeral. Jean Beatie returned to Saskatoon after a two week stay at home. Risenold Nabe and Johnnie Arnott of Winnipeg visited over the weekend. Hazelhurst of Binscarth toured with Frank Greene. W R Cowling and family of Crandall visited the Beattie home Sunday. David Lindsay of Neepawa drove home for the weekend.
Grand Narrows Mr and Mrs W Middleton and Brenda from Bowsman visited Mrs Middleton's home Sunday. They also visited daughter Mrs E Simpson at Roblin. Adele Dixon and Bob 3 of Regina visited J Dixon home over the weekend. Kay Radford stayed at her parents. Vern Scholi of Dropmore visited J Radford on Sunday.
SILVERWOOD The Seed Club held their mon toy meeting at E. McGinnis' on Feb. 4th. They decided to grow Parkland barley again in 1958 as most of their plots had frost and hall damage in 1957 and the quantity of seed with good germination is small. Two new members joined at this meeting, Jack and Jean Lender beck, Mr. and Mrs. P. Bancarz motored to Sifton and Dauphin recently.
The Deepdale Women's Institute met at Mrs. John Rankin's home on Wednesday February 26 with 11 members present. Roll call, thought for the day, and a lively educational discussion followed. Donations were made to CARE and March of Dimes. Two new members joined. Plans for a Community Social Evening in Deepdale hall in April and a husbands night were discussed.
The Roblin Credit Union Society will hold its annual meeting at the Masonic Temple on Wednesday March 19. Meeting starts promptly at 8 with a film. Reports and financial statement available. lunch will be served.
The Cromarty Community sponsored me as Candidate for Carnival Queen and thanks to all who sold tickets and voted. Gifts from the Community and Hospital Aid were lovely and much appreciated. Old Helen Black expresses sincere gratitude for friends acts of sympathy during our bereavement. Our appreciation cannot be adequately expressed.
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