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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 20, 2001
Page
7
All services conducted by Fr. Joseph MacLellan on March 17 and March 18 with times listed. Additional services on March 24 at Shell Valley 7 p.m. and March 25 at Shell Valley 8 45 a.m. with March 18 in Lennard and March 24 Shell Valley.
A author reflects on God’s unconditional love and human frailties. He compares divine love to parental care, cites Isaiah 49 and Psalm 116, and affirms that God values every person, offering assurance of a heavenly banquet and embracing guardianship.
On Monday March 12 Maple Manor tenants joined a shuffleboard tournament at Roblin Residence. Participants enjoyed a lunch and trophy awards went to Julia Nernberg and Annie Pound. Clara Henry traveled to Winnipeg for her son Alvin’s surgery and is due back soon. Myrtle Bailey attended a birthday supper at the Drop-In Centre on March 14 and won a ham.
Elsie and Harold Chase hosted last weekend with their daughter Sharon of Carlyle Saskatchewan. Mary Kosinski left for a week long holiday visiting her daughter in Wainwright Alberta and a curling game in Jasper. Rose Wutzke steps in as cook while Mary is away. A light comfort note reminds readers the tea kettle sings despite hot water.
Health Canada approved Light Force Therapy units on February 1 2001 for human use in Canada. FDA previously cleared the device on October 27 2000 for the USA. The Acubeam and SuperNova devices, developed for arthritis and chronic pain, target pain relief in humans and animals with no known side effects. Prices range from 225 to 3149 dollars with a 30 day money back guarantee and tax deduction eligibility as medical devices. More information at lightforcecanada com or 1 866 717 5099.
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