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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 21, 1971
Page
3
Mrs. P. Framingham reports from Grand Narrows with congratulations to Eleanor Lenderbeck a Roblin Collegiate 1971 graduate. many local visitors and neighbors travel between Roblin Thompson Winnipeg and Calgary during Thanksgiving week as harvest finishes and residents plan future moves and weddings.
Mrs. C Elliott Makarooff reports Gordon Pound was discharged to home after a one week hospital stay. Visitations included Mr and Mrs Richard Grafary of Prince Rupert B C and Mr and Mrs M Shymkin plus family en route from Hamilton Ont. Mr and Mrs Pete Nabe stopped with Mr and Mrs Frank Luzny in Dauphin. Mr and Mrs Steve Beck Howard and Stewart of Benito were guests of Mr and Mrs Ken Boree and sons. Mrs Vera Davis returned home last Friday after a stay away.
Local column congratulates Mr and Mrs Johnny Nott on the birth of a daughter with Edith Nott as grandmother. Visits include Walter Brade of Prince George and Harry Kelly of Winnipeg. Graduates Verla Waggoner and Brian Watson participate in Saturday exercises. Family visits span from Nanton Alberta to Humboldt Saskatchewan and Wolstenholme districts. Nearby weddings and reuniting from Yorkton to Chilliwack are noted.
Roblin residents Alfred and Charles and Jessie and Allan Anderson hosted visitors on Monday evening at the Ed Waggoner home. On Sunday, Swan River guests included Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Pyott and family. Several families from Moose Jaw Winnipeg and Richmond visited the McDuffe home over the long weekend. Audrey Coutts wed October 8 drawing best wishes. Dale Simpson of Winnipeg visited relatives and hospital. Birthday greetings to Fred McDuffe on Monday.
The Latin name Acer saccharum Marsh. shows genus Acer meaning maples and species saccharum from Greek meaning sugary, with Marsh referring to Humphrey Marshall who first described the species. The term reveals taxonomy and origins of the tree’s scientific naming.
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