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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 07, 1971
Page
6
District news reports social visits across Togo Sask Roblin Binscarth and Yorkton including F S Grundy and J C Arnott families. Highlights note hospital births in Dauphin and Roblin, harvest delays due to rains, and local elevator color changes.
Mrs Rob Wilkinson left the local hospital on Sunday after a few days of treatment. Mr Aobert Laplant of San Clara departed for Winnipeg to visit friends and relatives. Mr and Mrs J Overland of Snow Lake visited their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs John Wilgenbusch and family.
Mr and Mrs Neil Taylor of Winnipeg spent the weekend at Deepdale with Mr and Mrs Lindsay Taylor and Mr and Mrs Frank Bileski of Makaroff. Bill Taylor joined them from Winnipeg for medical treatment. Also visiting are Mr and Mrs Richard Klassen of Calgary and Mr and Mrs Jack Pound of Makaroff at the C Ayer home. Ladies Aid Meeting set for Thursday October 14 at Mrs Kenneth McKenzie’s home.
Mrs P Framingham reports for Mrs Geo Murray. Mrs A Radford joined Mrs L Cockerill in Yorkton on Tuesday. Miss Noel Framingham visiting Roblin with Miss Eunice Jolliff. Harvesting halted by rain. Weather hoped to improve next week. Mrs Robt Ferguson home from district hospital. Acknowledgments to Alice. New Brunswick travelers Mrs A Murray and Mrs T Maguire say they enjoy their trip and head home via Kingston London and Toronto.
A surprise 35th anniversary supper for Harold and D. Chase was held at the Gary Chase home on October 2. Attending from out of town were Les Buckmaster family Carlyle Sask Gary Cowan Swan River and Gloria Chase Winnipeg. Several locals and friends visited Saskatoon and Field for related events including Elaine Reed's shower on September 25 and a lunch served by the Field Ladies Club.
Garth Livingston traveled to Brandon on Sunday to attend Assiniboine College where he will study Auto Mechanics. Mr and Mrs Dave Friesen and family of Dawson Creek visited Mr and Mrs Bodnaruk on Friday. Weekend guests at the Albert Liske home were Mr and Mrs Ger.
Ald Liske and Ricky of Swan River, Miss Carol Liske of Brandon, Mr. and Mrs. C. Hutchison of Virden and Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Watson and Twila of Flin Flon. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff McCrea left Monday morning to visit her father and brother in Calgary. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Kruikshank and family drove to Calgary to visit friends. Mr. and Mrs. Les Cook of Swan River visited the G. Kruikshank home on Sunday.
Mrs Wm Hampson Reporter reports on visits homecomings including Mr and Mrs L Geldrich from Spokane and Mrs Nick Melenick and family. David Rooke from Surrey BC and Diane Bauming from Saskatoon are noted visitors. U CW held 18 members and 2 guests at Ann Styranko’s home. Findlaters return from Alberta. Parker a patient in Kamsack Hospital. Nabe back from Roblin Hospital. Crydermans from The Pas visited Appels.
The Reference Room of Parkland Regional Library will be open two nights a week starting October 19, 1971. Hours are Tuesday and Wednesday 1 to 5 p.m. and 6 to 9 p.m. and Monday Thursday and Friday 1 to 5 p.m. It welcomes Parkland residents to use the service at 311 1st Ave SW Dauphin. It houses encyclopedias dictionaries year books travel guides atlases government documents and reports plus a vertical file of recent clippings brochures and pamphlets.
The Manitoba Department of Mines Resources and Environmental Management released a comprehensive 108 page reference titled Freshwater Fishes of Manitoba Checklist and Keys. The checklist provides an organized guide to species with keys for identification and aims to support researchers and naturalists across the province.
A scientific booklet on Manitoba fresh water fishes and lampreys is produced by Dr. Alex N. Fedoruk. It features 18 families 43 genera and 84 species with native and transplanted fishes and keys for identification. Copies cost one dollar for limited public distribution and are free to scientists universities libraries and resource managers.
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