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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 26, 1964
Page
1
Memorial Hall event on March 10 featured an 8 p.m. tea and a surprise draw raising 20.25 dollars. Ways and Means convenor Miss E Steffler reported one hobo tea during the month. Mrs Sanders and Mrs Liets named buying committee to explore purchasing cutlery for the Auxiliary. Meeting closed with the National Anthem.
Fragmented text discusses a recording system carried on in the United States for many years and mentions special items, recommendations, and meetings with fertilizer dealers. It references omic phrases and misread names, offering little clear context or outcomes.
On Sunday March 15 Hob im Chub members gathered for an informative talk by Rev Father Nestor Hodowany on St Vladimir’s College as the only seminary of its kind in Canada. He noted 70,000 letters mailed globally and urged attendees to pursue high school education. Joyce Maluga thanked him and members extended thanks to Mr Maerthal Sod for the hotel. On March 1 meeting at Bisid im Mr Sebubski's mobile Coax Loma drew good attendance despite stormy weather. Committees were named and plans set for Col Letian afternoon and Swain River Clubs. new members urged to join.
In the Makaroff Bonspiel, 32 rinks took part with Grondy and Charles Rogers noted for curling support in the Melaroff area. The event included ties and rankings with Bevewell, Arnott, Nab, Beattie, Oleon, Appel among the named participants and placements.
Allan J. MacEachen explains a new electronic data system for social insurance numbers. The plan covers six to six and a half million people and will issue numbers to all employed persons. Employers will supply forms, collect employee data, and forward details to the relevant agency for processing.
A fragmented report notes community members visiting a hospital and offering support to an unnamed patient. Mentions several locals including Lyra Miller, Frank Campbell, Crabbarn, Mrs Wes Ford, C8 Mitchell, Astron Walker, and others in Winnipesaukee area.
A fragment hints at a book about Manitoba’s lakes and rivers captivating children. The brief line suggests themes of nature and fate, with a curious, dated voice that evokes a magazine or paper excerpt. Further context would clarify the article’s angle and date.
Mrs Ada Nash Mitchell widow of the late George Haat was laid to rest after funeral services at Knox United Church Roblin. Born in Scotland she moved to Canada at age two and spent most of her life in Roblin. She married Irwin L Mitchell in Stonewall Manitoba on October 25 1907 and was predeceased by him in 1988. She was a United Church member and life member of the UCW Roblin. Surviving relatives include Gladys Ace Whitehorse Yukon and Jean Leavens Stonewall among others.
A wedding shower in February honored Janice Staple bride elect of March. Corsages were given to Janice and her mother. Contest games and gifts in a wheelbarrow decorated display. A March 4 gathering at Mrs Norman Kendall and Wroxton home presented Janice with canned goods. Lunch prepared by Kendall and Artemenko.
On Saturday March 7 Beck United held a wedding at Roblin Church. The bride wore white organza over satin with an overlay and carried white baby’s breath mums. The bridesmaids wore matching dresses and carried baskets of white flowers. Timothy Artenko was ring bearer. Jack Holunga served as best man, with Wilfred Wowchuk and Brian Staple as ushers. Miss Shirley Chase sang The Wedding Prayer. The reception and dance followed at Calder Hall.
Friday March 20 reports show Roblin Grandview and Gilbert girls teams contesting for the league championship. Schools Roblin and Grandview display strong play while Rose Ann Kiemetot is noted among players guiding the effort.
Mr and Mrs Russell Wark of White Fox Bank were seen visiting the area in a short social note from the local page. The snippet suggests a personal engagement or visit context within the community.
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