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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 18, 1951
Page
2
Al de Groot and Mike Sku of Winnipeg visited Mr and Mrs Bugera Sunday. Yoam Syke and daughter Helen and Elizabeth motored to Kam sack Friday. A sewing Club was organized by Miss Shelagh Howlette of Dauphin. Miss Alice Prior is leader, Victoria Rozenuk president, Mary Midzain vice president, Helen Syko secretary treasurer.
Rally Day service set for October 21 at 7 30 p m. Mr and Mrs Merle Currey and Gany moved to Dauphin Friday. Elmer Spear and son of Winnipeg visited with Mr and Mrs Otto Hilderman. Mrs J H Grundy returned to the city last Tuesday after a summer with her sons Frank and Charles.
Mr and Mrs Tom Dixon of Grandnarrows visited L Maguires on Friday. Ladies meeting set for Mrs Willis Armstead's on Friday Oct 19. Mr and Mrs John Lawrence of Togo and Ernie Johnson of Roblin visited Albert Johnson's Sunday. Mr and Mrs M A Maguire and family returned to Winnipeg after a week with Lawrence Maguire.
Local residents and visitors are listed including Dr and Mrs McConnell at O Wilsons and the Maguire family from Winnipeg at T Dixon s. Mrs Appel and Dale visited. Mrs Dixon returns from Winnipeg for medical care. A bazaar date is moved to November 2. Hydro poles progress toward electric lights. Sympathy extended to Mrs Orville Wilson on her father James Appel s passing.
Doreen Elizabeth Gunness and Russell John McAmmond wed at 5 p.m. October 4 at Togo United Church. Rev. Earl S. Dixon officiated as family and 125 guests looked on. The couple will reside in Flin Flon after a West Coast honeymoon.
A sale of Peter Chomski holdings is announced for Friday October 19 at 1 p.m. located 1 mile north of Roblin on Highway with auctioneer Dick Bogle.
A community youth club sketches a drift from nine to none as meetings fail and pig projects loom. Pigs ready for shipment shift focus to achievement day, while parents urged to support leaders for a 1952 revival. The piece also notes CGLT officers elected and October club activities at the church basement. Classifieds advertise bakery business for sale in Manitoba with price and contact.
Tender notices invited for van driving at Goose Lake Consolidated School with bids due October 30. Licensed drivers required under Highway Traffic Act. some routes may have yearly tenders. start date January 4, 1952 or by agreement. Bids must name bondsman and driver age limits. lowest tender not guaranteed. Lists of tenderers and routes included.
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