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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 20, 1965
Page
6
District residents share visits across Roblin and Flin Flon areas. School children participate in a Roblin festival while church groups plan June fundraisers and Vacation Bible School ideas. U.C.W. holds May meeting with hymns, readings, and a Mother’s Day tribute.
Mrs L Becker reports guests from Glenella Manitoba and families from Togo and Langenburg Saskatchewan. Mr and Mrs Dietrich visited MacNutt with relatives. Local youths and parents attended the Calder Hall Graduation Banquet and Dance on May 18.
Mr Steve Burwash serious hip injury after a Sunday fall. He was admitted to Roblin hospital. Mr Sol Philips released from Benito hospital. Ten Ladies Auxiliary Branch 237 attended Swan River rally. Mrs Robert Lucier departed Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Paul Brazeau visited in MacGregor during May 1 weekend.
Swan River residents report a husband is very ill in Swan River hospital while his wife stays beside him. Mr Thomas Wheeler travels to Winnipeg for a doctor check-up. Mr and Mrs Toby Lavoillette return from Winnipeg with their son Fleurien. Seeding is underway in the district as farmers hope for good weather.
Mrs F Mcduffe-Reporter reports Mr and Mrs W Harper of Togo as Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Dave Davis. A family dinner honored Mr Schneider Sr on his 86th birthday May 15. Bert Tucker returns from Winnipeg and takes holiday work at Russell. James Gottlieb wedding attended by relatives in Kamsack.
Mr and Mrs Jim Johnson of TreherneMan visited the district last week returning home Sunday They attended the Zimmer Framingham wedding Murray Framingham accompanied Mr and Mrs Bill Framingham to Kitimat BC Mrs G Maguire Mrs Ethel Radford and Mrs A Murray attended the WI Convention at Rossburn Earle Dixon injured her hand in a washing machine wringer Sylvester family moved into the district George Radford family of Rossburn visited parental home Branconnier visiting friends at Kamsack
Mrs C McKenzie reporter notes birthday wishes for Fred Ward on May 18. Visitors include Bill and Eugene Taylor of Alberta and George Taylor with daughter from Winnipeg. Attendees at Roblin Russell District W I Convention were Mrs C Ayer and Mrs E Hammond at Rossburn May 12. Alan Grundy and Reg Grundy of Winnipeg visited Deepdale, church service moved to Sunday 8 pm, no Sunday School next week. Most farmers have started land operations with some wheat seeding already done.
Mr and Mrs Nelson Hursack welcome newborn daughter Calla Leanne born Monday May 17. May meeting of Ladies' Club at Bield Hall drew thirteen members and approved Bake Sale Tea and Rummage Sale to be held in Roblin. Raymond Shiner took top honors.
Raymond Shevlin placed third in the Hereford Class and second in Junior Showmanship at the Dau phin 4H Rally after attending Bield Achievement Day. David Shiner left Bield for work with the Saskatchewan Pool. The Bield fastball club organized its season as Shevlin’s team lost to Shevlin at the Bield School grounds on Sunday evening.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Royal Canadian Legion Roblin Branch No 24 met May 11 with 25 members. Reports covered physical fitness at Dauphin, mental health canvassing, Swan River Rally results, and the upcoming Fort William convention. Decoration Day at Dauphin May 30 and a track and field committee for August were also noted.
An RCALP investigator describes a southern Manitoba town where a renowned marksman shot first and drew the circles afterward. The scene features bull's-eyes on trees fences and walls with perfect bullseyes and a nod to the town's remarkable shooting talent.
The Deepdale 4 H Club sponsors a bake sale at the Roblin Co op Store on Saturday June 12 from 2 30 to 5 p m Readers are invited to support the event and enjoy homemade treats.
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