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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 05, 1976
Page
3
District news lists substitutions and visits across communities with many names. Entries cover extended travels to B C and Alberta, hospital well wishes, a UCW meeting, Legion Zone Rally, local socials, and a forthcoming marriage. Notable names include Mrs May Allen and Ella Paul.
Mr. Alex Andrusiak of Togo visited with Mrs. Clara Lafournaise on Thursday accompanied by her daughter Mrs. Alex Poitra. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brechka and others were also noted in attendance at Happy Lake Boggy Creek and San Clara.
Marie Mohr reports on visits to the Boulevard Hotel in Dauphin, announcements of a May 1 wedding at Redeemer Church in Winnipeg, a birth on April 29 in Regina, and several regional visits. The item also notes the death of Elizabeth Schmidt of Oliver, B C, and extends condolences to the Reker family.
Mrs. C. McCrea and reporter Jack Mitchell covered a 4H Council gathering at Clear Lake held on Friday and Saturday. John Lambs return from Meza Arizona signals summer residence. Roy Mickelson and family from Yorkton visited the Grant Bus home over the weekend. Scot Mitchell and family from Togo visited Jack Mitchell’s parents on Sunday.
Grand Narrows reports Mrs P M Framingham Mrs A Murray Mrs Maguire and Mrs R Radford joined Mr and Mrs Framingham on a trip to Treherne Manitoba to celebrate Mrs Johnsons birthday. On return Mrs T Maguire and Mrs A Murray travel to Snow Lake to visit their daughters families. Mrs H Murray spent days near a hospital and Mrs YH Wilson reports Ken recovering well after heart surgery. Mrs D Braneconier motored to Yorkton Friday.
Mrs M Evans and her son visited the D Bronconier home during last week. Jay and Jamie Russet of Brandon spent last weekend at their parents home and visited friends in the area. Mrs R Radford and Mrs Dena Radford attended a foster parents banquet in Dauphin.
Mr and Mrs Frank Stewart and Mrs William Black visited in Dauphin and Dundee. Mrs Sharon Hojnocki spent time in Winnipeg visiting Trupish and Prociuk. Mr and Mrs Dale Chase wed May 1 with guests from Carlyle Swan River Winnipeg and Edmonton. Funeral for Mrs Philo Chase attended in New Westminster. Get well wishes to Linda Chase at Roblin hospital. Local visits include Peter Wasylenchuk and Doris Johnstone. Mrs Mabel Main obituary in Comox. Field Ladies Club May meeting with 9 members and 1 guest. Donations to Personal Care Home CNIB Crippled Children Red Cross. Bake sale and hall raffle planned for June. Lunch by Lori Bergson and Wilma Belcher. Dishes sufficient to serve 220 people.
Makaroff week end visitors included Mr and Mrs Jack Pound and Mr and Mrs Alf Brade of Dauphin. Steve and Francis Beck of Swan River joined Sunday supper at their home. Jamie Cha Boyer had a birthday on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Albert Nabe and Mr and Mrs Don Smart visited Rathwell over the weekend. Mrs Even Boyce hosted Alf her son and a Flin Flon friend visiting. He visited Lloyd Elder and Orville Boyce homes during the visit.
The speaker praises a mother as a steadfast friend through thick and thin. He urges a son to remain true, noting a mother’s unwavering love despite sins or shame. The poem emphasizes the debt owed to mothers for their care.
Money minister Sidney Green cautions Manitobans against buying what he calls snake-oil sold by the Tories. A travelogue hails Liechtenstein as a nearly perfect state with minimal taxation and no unemployment or unrest, noting just two conservative parties.
A poem depicts a mother's unwavering love and sacrifice. She stands by her son through hardship, shame, and sin, offering care, support, and forgiveness as others abandon him. Her steadfast devotion endures despite his faults and failures.
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