22 Nov 1956
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 22, 1956
Page
1
District items report Mrs. Pendleton's Saskatoon trip and events at Togo High School, plus teas, reunions, and church activities. Residents attend Liberal nomination in Yorkton while others visit Dauphin, Roblin, and Vancouver. Notable notes include Rev Abbs leaving for Brandon, anniversaries, choir performances, and local welfare and holiday plans. Snow and mild weather impact hauls. Walter Doering injured recently and recovering in Roblin Hospital.
The Deepdale Women’s Institute met at Mrs Leon Jolliffe’s home on Wednesday November 14. Eleven members attended. Elected for the coming year were President Mrs Do McKenzie, 1st Vice President Mrs C Powell, 2nd Vice President Mrs R Henderson, and Secretary Treasurer Mrs Walter Ward. A pleasant lunch followed.
Earl Shiner Fabian Dube and George Foucher departed last week to work in Flin Flon. A shower was hosted at Mr and Mrs Alan Johnston home Friday night for Ruby Johnston bride elect of Nov 23. Guests enjoyed games and singing as Ruby received many gifts and gave brief thanks. Mrs George Poucher left for winter with parents in Prince Albert Sask.
Makaroff and Gordon Pound left Thursday for a week in Winnipeg. Mrs Ian Broadfoot of Neepawa is visiting Mr and Mrs James Curtis. Mr and Mrs D Lindsay and two children spent the weekend in Winnipeg. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs James Curtis on the birth of a daughter at Roblin Hospital. Mrs Albert Boyce returned home after ten days in Winnipeg. Mr and Mrs Wm Ramsay of Cardale visited Mrs Van Crecht. Edith Duffy left Saturday to attend the 4H Rally in Winnipeg.
The article describes the Keast McFadyen wedding continuation with a gold flecked peacock blue gown in nylon chiffon over net. The strapless bodice is covered by a cap sleeve jacket and a peacock feather cap headdress. Yellow chrysanthemums decorate the bride. Leonard Mavers serves as best man. ushers are Calvin Keast and Gordon McFadyen. The couple plans a short wedding trip and will reside in Rob Un with a traveling ensemble of a charcoal grey tailored suit and orchid corsage.
A devotional note encourages daily Bible reading and prayer to build happy homes. It cites passages for seeking repentance and forgiveness, victory, rest and peace, and faith in Jesus Christ as the path to comfort and peace.
A Canada Packer cooking school sponsored by the Roblin Chapter O.E.8. will be held December 5 at 2 p.m. in the Roblin Theatre with admission set at 3 cents. Everyone is welcome.
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