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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 02, 1971
Page
4
Airs. Madeline Furgenson and son Monty of Neepawa and other relatives visit over the weekend. Harvest in full swing with rapeseed and barley being swathed and crops ripening in high temperatures. Gardners and travellers tour Manitoba including Dauphin, Brandon, Souris, and Roblin while relatives visitinnon and near Roblin.
Mrs R Arnott Reporter notes that Mr and Mrs Leonard Wenner of Hitterdale Minnesota left Monday after visiting Harold Wenner's home last weekend. Also congratulates Jim Ballard on his marriage to Linda Stoneman and wishes the couple a long and happy future.
The best solution to kitchen odors is an exhaust fan used with a range hood. Install near the cooking area with outside air intake away from the source. Ducted hoods are preferable. if venting is impossible, ductless hoods may be used though they do not remove heat and moisture.
Mr and Mrs Matthew Switzer visit Kelowna relatives while Mr and Mrs Robert Arnott judge Horticultural Flower and Vegetable Show at Neepawa on Friday August 20 and return to Newdale on Saturday August 21 to judge cut flowers and gladioli. Mrs Ruth Winthers of Vancouver leaves after a short visit with the De La Mare family. Mr and Mrs Bill De La Mare and Gail visit Frank Jacobs at Fox Warren. F H Chase hosts supper with Harold and Leonard Wenner of Hitterdale Minnesota USA.
Mr Vernon Furtney of Rapid City visited last weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Don Furtiney. Ed Buhler family of North Battleford Sask spent days with her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Schrader. Mrs Ken Schepp of Prince George was a visitor at Mrs Anne Schepp's home. Alex Diehl drove to Saskatoon over the weekend. Mrs Diehl, recently in St Pauls Hospital, returned with him. Elwin Becker and family spent weekend at Virden Manitoba with relatives. Boyce Leland of Regina visited relatives. Mrs P Kryworucka spent weekend in Saskatoon with Don and Becker. Birth to Leslie Schrader of Nakusp BC a baby daughter August 22. Granddaughter for Fred Schrader. Congratulations.
The record lists multiple visits from families and friends across Canada and the United States. Esther Topham of Vancouver and Mrs. Jennie Topham host meetings, while Clara Ross of Regina visits her mother Mrs. MM Jones.
Grand Narrows notes four day Manitoba seminar attendees Noel Framingham Gail Andrusiak Don Lenderbeck and Larry Sylvester. Edmonton visitors for Framingham visit. Blaine Murray's Moose Jaw trip. Garden Club celebrated year’s work and fair displays with a shower for Miss Loraine Dixon and gifts for the bride elect.
Funeral services were held on Saturday afternoon. Sympathy is extended to the family and relatives of Mrs. Harry Robertson. Mrs. Ralph Harlow returned.
Toots and Glen Becker recover at home after hospital stays. Visits include Mr. and Mrs. Gabel of Le nore Manitoba with Mr. and Mrs. Laird, Trish Potvin from Victoria with Arla and Verla Waggoner, and Rick Eslinger’s Winnipeg family with Fred Eslinger.
Prime Minister favors a 10 million dollar think tank to study economics. Critics say elected politicians should use their own think tanks to address issues they’re paid to solve. Arab barbers attack long hair on makes as unhealthy and unattractive. Some editors warn bilingualism is costly to Canadian taxpayers.
Continuation outlines new rules to curb noise from engines and tires. It sets headlamp range to 350 feet, requires 16th inch tread at three points, and from 1973 models mandates energy absorbing bumpers. Damaged vehicles over 100 dollars need police certificates and repair records. adds public auto insurance.
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