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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 02, 1952
Page
3
A declamatory piece by Oliver Bewcyk delivered last June honors boys in Roblin’s Boy Scout Troop. The essay paints a vivid portrait of a boy as energetic, curious, and essential, closing with the hopeful line HI DAD conveying pride and connection.
The town announces the annual Teachers' Convention will be held in Russell on October 9 and 10. Mrs. J B Arnott and family from Brandon are visiting at the H C Cranwell home. Hospital Aid meeting meets October 7 at 2 30 PM in the Board Room. new members welcome. Judge Raymond Coleman funeral held in Waskada with relatives Mr and Mrs Coleman and Eddie attending. Mrs H Gamey accompanied them.
Marion Aitken, daughter of Mr and Mrs Norris Aitken, buys books with prize money from the Dauphin fair public school section for her social studies notebook. She selects Black Beauty and The Prince and The Pauper, favorites of young readers, continuing a two year winning streak. Marion is granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Geo Aitken.
On September 13 a black mare about 18 years old and weighing 1400 pounds was impounded under Sec 9-25-26. If unclaimed within 15 days, the horse will be sold by public auction. J Panasiuk Poundkeeper.
Members and visitors held a regular meeting at the home of Mrs J Haines on Tuesday Sept 23 A blood donor clinic was supported by Mrs K Riley Mrs W Sorbo Mrs H Keast Miss Jean McDonald Mrs J Haines Mrs L Stevenson and Mrs O Oliver volunteered services L Stevenson will serve as Civil Defence representative They approved continuing Junior Congregation until Christmas and planned October arrangements Rolls and pies were donated for the Presbytery banquet on Oct 1 The next meeting on Oct 27 at the church will focus on repairing Hymnaries The group pledged support to Mrs H Cross to form a Mission Band voting $10 A dainty lunch was served by Mrs H Keast Mrs W Ford Mrs J Haines and Mrs I Gleiser
Mrs. C. Mitchell a former Roblin resident and Grace Waggoner born 26 March 1901 Gilberts Plains died 16 September in Edmonton after a long illness. She was chief operator on Roblin and Dauphin telephone staffs and married Cameron Mitchell in 1926 at Roblin later moving to Alberta. Survived by husband three daughters Mrs Yvonne Steinhauer of Edmonton Chevyl and Carol at home four sisters two brothers.
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