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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 18, 1965
Page
4
Mr and Mrs Joe Lucier of Benfo Manitoba spent the weekend of March 6 and 7 with Mr and Mrs Joachin Larocques Mrs Nick Kosinsky returned on Wednesday from Winnipeg Mrs Beanna Bercier and son Irvin left for Winnipeg Irvin was injured when a limb fell on his head while working in the bush in the Duck Mountain He will see a city specialist.
Miss Dorothy Short of Winnipeg arrived Friday to spend the weekend at her home and left Sunday. Mrs. Annie Short returned Sunday after a week with her father, W Mulroy of Runnymede Sask, who is very ill. Wm Hiebert of the RCSA Shilo Man arrived Friday for the weekend with his parents Connie and Mrs Hiebert, returning Sunday. Sixteen ladies traveled to Makaroff on Sunday. Armand Larocque of Snow Lake arrived Friday visiting sister Margaret Kozak of Roblin and parents Joachin and Mrs Larocque. he left Sunday. Mrs Mary Langan Eddy Gordon Jimmie and Dianne of Makaroff arrived Saturday for Easter duties, returning with her parents J Larocque. Dollard Mailhot and Kelly Lachance arrived Friday from Dunrea Man for carpenter work, returning Monday. Mrs Nick Kosinsky went to Winnipeg Monday and returned Wednesday.
Mrs C McCrea reports Paul Arndt broke his foot in Winnipeg and stayed home over the weekend. Visitors included Tony Pelzer and Walter Tischinski with Ignace Paczkoski in Grandview hospital. A 4 H card party on March 13 named winners Orecia Bodnaruk Garry Buick Bus Brook and Bob Shepherd. The Tummel Tom Thumb hockey team lost 6 4 to Roblin in a March 10 game. another game was played Tuesday evening.
Mrs L Becker Reporter notes visitors including Mr and Mrs G Ricker and Wayne Ricker at Jack Haberstock home. Winnipeg guests Delbert Donnie Dwayne Diehl and Rodney Danelko visit Alex Diehl and Fred Baumung Jr. Makaroff Bonspiel saw Norman Kendel ship lead to 4th in 2nd Event. Beverly Kryworuchka and L Becker earned prizes in Calder Ladies Bonspiel. Regina visitors stay with Adolph Becker. Melville visitor Wm Moosmin at Alex Dich and Fred Baumung homes.
The Bield Midget team won against Makaroff Midgets while the Juveniles crushed Roblin 16 4. Nelson Hursack visited Brandon and reconnected with locals. Gratitude expressed to Rae Turner and Emil Sebulski for bringing Bield skaters to Roblin for the carnival. Bield 4H class meets again and plans curling March 20. Ladies class on slip covers and drapery. Maple Leaf flag raised at the school. mystery of its return remains. Mayor absent. Kenny Rice recovering from a broken collar bone.
Mrs F McDuffe reporter lists visits at Don Davis home include E Baumung Keran Brent and W Watson. Reg Evans broke a leg playing school rugby. Grandview guests A Kelso and J Downie with Fred McDuffe. G Laird and L Simpson attended Square dancing in Grandview. G Laird hosted by J Becker at Zorra. Judy Framingham of the Dauphin Hospital staff spent a few days at home.
Mrs F Charles reports on the Shell River Carnival night remarks praising the editor’s costume. Mrs Pearl Poyser returned from Winnipeg Arthritic Rehabilitation Centre after two months. Local skaters Roblin and Bield are praised for their performance. Mrs George Purshega and infant daughter came home from Gilbert Plains Hospital. Philip Hanson and Norma of Dauphin visited the farm as he curled in the Bonspiel. Mr and Mrs Clarence Bilous and family weekend at his parents. Clarence transferred to Regina and Metro Bilous joined them after a Farmers Union Board Meeting in Winnipeg.
Mrs Paul Dzikowski traveled to Winnipeg to visit her son while David Allen departed Monday to return to Waterways Alberta after a brief visit.
The report recalls a Ladies' Aid meeting at Mrs. Charman's on March 10 with five members and two visitors. It opened with prayer and Luke 4 scripture, a poem by Mrs. Charman, and a reading by Mrs. Ayer. A treasurer’s balance of 96.25 was noted and smorgasbord food donations discussed. The next meeting was set for April 14 at Mrs. E. Hammond's home.
The Cromarty 4-H meeting on March 5 in Cromarty Hall drew about 20 members leaders and parents. Plans were made to contribute items for the April 4-H Talent Nite. Six rinks were selected to participate in the 4-H Bonspiel on March 20 at Makaroff and Dropmore.
The Ladies Auxiliary held a March 9 meeting in Memorial Hall with 26 members. Barbara Steffler chaired as vice president. donations to Red Cross were noted. welfare reported 17 cards and visits made. Hospital Aid plans for the March 12 Ice Carnival were discussed. Annual Bonspiel results and a Quick Draw from the Bonspiel were reported. contests and lunch followed adjournment.
Sandra Peppler of Togo High School is named local winner in Time Magazine's 29th Current Affairs Contest. Faith Hack and Selma Harper also among high scorers from the same school. The contest tests 100 questions on national and foreign affairs across categories.
Too late to classify for sale. Little Giant 16 inch 4 sided planer with side heads and blades. One 30 HP and one Fluid Control switch box and blower. Dauphin Fixtures address in Dauphin Manitoba. For Roblin two bedroom house corner lot car garage former Alex Pitt house immediate sale. Apply to Peter Pitts Yorkton Betts Ave Roblin contacts Peter Kurchak.
Tenders for van driving for Tum mel Cons SD 1919 due March 27 1965. Bids must use licensed vehicles and follow Manitoba Traffic Act rules for a two year term to June 30 1967 on Route No 3 Bahniuk Arndt McCrea Brook Tischinski Inglis and Buick. Lowest bid not guaranteed acceptance. C F McCrea Secretary Treasurer Tummel Cons SD 1319e11-12
Card of Thanks expresses heartfelt gratitude for kindness, sympathy, and flowers in the loss of Gordon Arnott. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arnott and Robert Jr.
The Roblin Farmers' Curling Club extends gratitude to many local businesses and individuals whose donations supported the 1965 Bonspiel. Special thanks go to B Hawryluk and B Agar for their contributions.
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