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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 18, 1972
Page
4
Friends of Mr. A Hickabett face hospital care as well wishes go out. Calgary bride Brian Beck set to wed May 20. Family visits and Sunday guests from Kam Sask Canora and Dauphin appear. Mother's Day well wishes as spring emerges with warm rain and bright lawns.
Mrs Ruby Roe and son Timothy of Kelwood visited the Albert McFadyen home for the week end. Mr and Mrs Walter Tischinski and Teddy Tischinski spent the week end at the Walter Tischinski home. Robert Zimmer is a patient in Roblin hospital. Albert McCrea, Mrs Cliff McCrea, Mrs Marion Davis and Shirley were Minnedosa and Brandon visitors on Thursday.
Durrell Lennie and Doug Saunders of Winnipeg attended the funeral of their grandmother Mrs. Douse on Friday. Sympathy extended to the Douse family on her passing. Congratulations to Bill Evans and Kathy Diehl whose wedding was Saturday May 13. Mrs earb Poyser and Mrs Mort Cockerill traveled to Winnipeg to visit their parents who remain on the sick list. Shelly and Susan Poyser returned home after completing university courses in Grand Forks North Dakota. Congratulations to Rick Hojnocki and Alice Oltrop whose wedding was Saturday May 13.
Attending the Elk's District meeting in Melville on Sunday May 7 were Ed Bell Fred Austin Herb Harper and Ivan Bowes. Several residents visited Regina for medicals and hospital stays included Nick Melenick at Roblin Hospital and Mrs Hilda Harper returning from Kamsack Hospital. Mildred Jones celebrated her birthday with Mrs G Maguire hosting, while May 6 saw Molly Staub return from Yorkton Hospital and Lorne Oman visit from Ontario for the weekend.
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Richard Hojnocki wed May 13 in a local ceremony. Mrs Frank Bailes Sr spent the weekend in Winnipeg with sister Mrs P Stewart. Bield Ladies Club and friends gathered May 10 at Allan Johnstones to wish the couple well in their new home. Mrs Gertie Chase gave a gift on behalf of members. A dainty lunch ended the visit.
W McFadyen reports the birth of Eleanor Lenderbeck to Mrs Geo Murray. A Winnipeg friend visited the family. Mr and Mrs Jim Johnson of Treherne visited relatives. Debbie Bangle earned a Quebec exchange and will travel this summer. Mrs George Murray travels to Saskatoon to visit daughter Mrs Ron Mann. Mrs Wison senior visited sons Orville and Howard. Mrs Ed Lenderbeck is home from Roblin hospital and improving.
Mrs. Jack Radford is visiting her daughter and family Mr. and Mrs. W. McFayden at Lipton. Mrs. Margaret McMurray from Winnipeg is holidaying at her parents home.
Mr and Mrs Edward Paul marked their 31st anniversary with a Saturday dinner at home prepared by their children and a reception at Grand Narrows hall. Also noted was birth of Michelle Lea to Gordon Paul and wife in Roblin hospital weighing 5 lbs 3 ½ oz. Florrie Azure admitted to Roblin Hospital. Henry Bouvier and Verna visited Souris with Elmer Travis. John Sinclair attended St John ND funeral of his nephew killed in a car crash.
The French Club held a 15 mile Walk-a-thon last Saturday with 29 walkers raising about $500 for their trip to Quebec. Inky Mark won the $5 prize from the Conn Smythe Trophy guessing contest and donated the money to the club. Inter-Room Track Meet is set for Thursday, with Girls and Boys Fastball and Floor Hockey in season.
The Roblin Fire Department was called to the farm of David Falkowski on Tuesday May 9 at 5 pm. Firefighters set a guard around the field while burning stubble and the fire crossed into long grass and old lumber piles threatening the buildings. They extinguished the grass and piles before returning to the hall.
Continuation of an article outlines healthy activities for all ages, calls for constructive use of spare time, and stresses a relevant church focused on spiritual uplift. It urges reduced ritualism, modest dress at services, and ecumenical projects for Easter, Christmas, and Remembrance Day with emphasis on interdenominational youth groups and responsible parenting.
The Makaroff W I held its May meeting at Mrs. Ken Addis home on May 10 with 7 members and 2 visitors present. President Hilderman chaired. Mme Pound acted as secretary treasurer. Trews balance was $139. correspondence included thank you notes and notices from Mental Health and local groups.
Classified note lists a 1967 Ford V8 six ply tires automatic transmission in good shape priced at $1600. Contact Roblin at phone 937 2477. Also seeks a used high chair in good chrome finish with contact number 137 2440.
Manitoba MLA Mrs Inez Trueman attacks NDP welfare management as inefficient and corrupt. She cites eligibility rule misuse and taxpayer taxi costs, including a Camperville case of three return trips in one day costing 40 to 50 dollars each. Continued on page 2 column 3.
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