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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 08, 1958
Page
1
A report from the Dauphin area notes Monday events involving Mocrntyre Ken McKen ne and seF for Est Evan last Thursday with Lyle McKenzie George Taylor and Eugene Taylor returning home on Saturday.
A meeting held on Monday May 4 reengaged Rui as teacher at Deepeéne school for the coming term. We regret to report the passing of Mrs Jas Shers age 83 at her home. Mrs Sherson, an early pioneer, lived with her daughters since her husband predeceased her 29 years ago, and our sincere sympathy is extended.
Makaroff Albert Boyce and Joe Beck came back Sunday after a week at The Pas and Flin Flon. Raymond Rogers returned to Flin Flon on Friday after a few days with his parents Mr and Mrs Chas Rogers. Sunday May 1st marked Christian Family Week with a joint Sunday School and Church Service at 8 PM open to all parents. Harold Grundy, after studying at the University of Manitoba, spent the April 27 weekend with his parents before heading to Lyme Lake for summer work.
Sunday visitors at the L Andrews home included the Peartin family and others. Monday guests at the Dou se residence were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Fraser. Tuesday evening guests gathered at the Fred Charles home. Tuesday visitors at the Don Andrews home included several families. Wednesday visits to the G Peartins featured Faulconer and Lunan among others.
Bob Klein, who spent the winter in Alberta, returned home for the summer. The Roblin and Zorra Walther Leanger held a meeting in Zorra.
Unusually cold weather last week affected many young animals and froze water in tractors across the district. Residents note three inch thick trough ice and express relief for spring. Families, including Eslingers and Baumings, visited relatives and joined a birthday gathering at Lanedstreu.
Best wishes extend to Mrs. Larry Tucker and family as they move to Germany for two years where Larry is stationed. A new highway project promises progress in the district. Congratulations to Mrs. Fred McDuffe on winning an electric clock at Robinson's store.
Mrs James Gawley returns from Saskatoon after attending the Grand Chapter of Sask Order of the Eastern Star. Mrs G Parker comes back from Regina. Boris Martinuk and others drive to Dropmore. G Muir back from Ontario. Russell Mick visits parents. C Traub to Edmonton for two weeks. Mrs Gawley to Calgary to visit daughter Kae Smith.
FOR SALE 14 run Case Press fill good condition National ft boom sprayer Madaxis Post hole digger Mi power wake Apply to Mrs Rae Bowker phone 223-2 Robin Manelie FOR SALE 60 room house completely new built in 1957 Fit basement All heating excellent location Write to Box 2000 Robin Review Robin Man pl7-20
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