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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 08, 1975
Page
1
Kin Park at Goose Lake was re established in 1966 by Kinsmen a group of young men. Through efforts and hours of hard work aided by citizen donations Roblin and district built a park enjoyed by children teens adults and tourists. We the Kinsmen are proud of this accomplishment. The above picture shows malicious destruction and vandalism in our town and community.
The Kinsmen Club of Roblin asks the community to reflect on vandalism that damaged four of six outdoor barbecue pits at Kin Park. Sinks and toilets were filled with sand, washroom items broken, and residents express disappointment while urging the offender to reform and aid public betterment.
Jean Ruth Smith and Wayne Walter Cockerill married July 19 1975 at the Free Methodist Church Grandview Manitoba with Rev Keith Taylor and pianist Mrs. Joan Taylor. Reception followed at Roblin Memorial Hall with about 300 guests and a second reception in St Eustache on July 26.
The couple thanks everyone who helped make their wedding day the greatest day of their lives. They express appreciation to the cooks and helpers, friends, relatives, and neighbours for the fantastic meal and gifts and best wishes.
An old notice advertises a farming sale on Saturday October 25 at 10:00 p.m. featuring tractors including a W-250, 410 S.P. combine, a front end loader and hay equipment, plus 4 milk cows with Ayrshire and Wereford crosses due to freshen in coming months. Also listed are household items and shop equipment.
A Klondyke tale shows two miners dying in a blizzard after winning gold, a warning against greed and neglect of winter. The piece likens their fate to modern pursuit of wealth and urges belief in Jesus for salvation and deliverance from judgment.
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