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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 20, 1948
Page
2
In loving memory of a dear wife and mother Eliza beth Rae who passed away May 23 1947 God took her home but in our hearts she liveth still Robert Rae Wilfrid Gladys and Mary continue to keep faith and remember her always
At the regular meeting the W A decided to sell hot dogs and coffee at the Fat Stock show. Seeding in the district will begin soon. Last week Jack Haberman was reported with a broken leg but now only sprained an ankle.
On May 8 Goose Lake Collegiate students attended the Dauphin Musical and Drama Festival. Miss Walley recorded a Senior Girls choir and two solos Ada Jakeman and Doris Andres. Ada and Doris earned 85 and 84 marks while the test piece received 85 and the adjudicator praised artistry and performance. The School Board funded transport and supported the trip.
Miss L Johnson of Makaroff visited Miss Nowel on Monday. Leung Bung leaves for a six month visit in China. Elrose visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Ross Olson. Mrs. Edward Bell returns from Winnipeg. Ernie Eisner back from Kelowna. Mrs. Jack Brown visits from Rossland. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Allen visit Yorkton friends. Walter Rogers of Makaroff visits Cryderman at the central office. Extension Dept University of Saskatchewan to hold baby beef achievement day May 20. May 24 marks annual sports day with a strong sports program planned. Mr. and Mrs. R Middleditch move to Dauphin with Mrs. Hart and Jane. Ruth Chapter No. 109 OES, Togo, held social after meeting for second birthday with stunts, singing and lunch.
Weather and roads allowed the Homemakers to meet May 13 at Mrs. Maguire's home. They reported a well-baby clinic in May and over $108 raised for the Canadian Cancer fund, with donations still coming in. They voted a donation to the fund and planned a tag day for the Federation of the Blind plus potential TB clinic aid in Togo. They will pack food and clothing on the 20th for a family in England and solicit further member donations by May 20. Miss E. Rogerson from Yorkton spoke on Child Welfare. foster homes are needed and inquiries welcomed. The group regretted Kamsack Collegiate could not visit Togo. Next meeting at Mrs. Wm. Dickie’s home. gather at United Church.
District residents reported multiple trips to Dauphin for the Pitcher Johnson wedding. J A Ward of Guelph Veterinary College visited relatives in Russell before starting as veterinary assistant there. Various families marked Mother's Day with visits and new work placements.
Mrs H Burrell visits Mrs W McMurray while Mrs P Wiems visits sister Mrs C Burrell. Miss Margaret Murray spent a few days at home last week. A Smith returns to the district. Miss Joyce Richards spent the weekend with Mrs Bert Dixon. Mrs Gordon Dixon and baby boy Lorne Wayne are home from Roblin. Mrs S Linderbeck spent last week in Saskatoon visiting her ill mother.
MAKAROFF A Wight traveled to the city on Thursday. Mr and Mrs W H Rogers visited friends at Togo on Monday. Mrs Chas Simpson attended the W J district board meeting at Rossburn Friday. Young people planning to attend camp are asked to see their minister for registration forms. Visitors to Kamsack on Monday included Mrs S Boyce Mrs J Brown Mrs A Taylor Hilda Rogers and Mrs C Rogers and Raymond. An appeal for potatoes for the United church camp is renewed and donations are welcome by the minister. The ladies aid tea and bazaar at Makaroff hall Saturday night May 29 opens at 8 30 tea at 10 with two quilts auctioned at 10 and a ball game as added attraction. Everyone welcome.
Mrs. Wm. Maguire visited with her mother Mrs. Irvine on Sunday. Mrs. Wm. Johnson and Flora visited with Mrs. L. Maguire on Sunday. Beryle Maguire of Togo is now working for Fred Framingham. Mrs. Wallace spent the week.
Weekend rain delayed activities but residents, including schoolchildren, recovered as a Jr Red Cross dance drew a fair crowd. Mr and Mrs W Craig hosted guests. Ladies Club met May 13 and planned a May 27 meeting for community picnic details and Farm Home contest entries and a plastic article bazaar.
Miss Dency McCalla associate secretary of the Christian Education Board of the Manitoba Conference United Church of Canada spent a busy weekend here meeting church workers and youth groups. She spoke at all three services on Sunday and addressed school children Monday. Her tour extends to Gilbert Plains this week.
Irene Yarema from Buffalo visited her Roblin relatives the Znak family. A Stephanow returned from a B C vacation and met many former Roblin residents. John Bailey left his sheep due to dogs and coyotes, discovering Adams’ name on a stone. Mrs Anastasie Michalevich, 92, died May 17 near Roblin. funeral at St Michael's church. Nearby, Jack Bailey's tractor stalled but Lloyd Elder aided quickly and work resumed.
Jean Mary Funk and William Kotchorek wed at Knox United Church in Winnipeg with Rev. Crossley-Hunter officiating. Bridesmaids wore pale blue gowns. best man John Demechuk and usher Walter Kotchorek assisted. After a reception at Empire Chateau a wedding trip to Minneapolis via Duluth, then to Grand Beach residence.
A vintage notice from Togo advertises Machineless Creme Oil permanents at the Main Street shop. It promises satisfaction and invites customers to call at their earliest.
The first game of the Russell Binscarth Roblin league takes place Wednesday May 26 in Roblin. Binscarth and Roblin Sr teams urge community support.
A representative of Bowman and McFadden solicitors will attend the Shell River Municipal Office on Saturday May 29. The notice mentions a legal matter and invites attendance or representation.
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