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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 04, 2001
Page
7
An elderly couple discusses affection in a domestic vignette from Barbara De Angelo’s program. The husband recalls a tired day ending in intimacy while the wife notes the effort she made with the children and housework before rekindling closeness.
A reflection on love perception and spiritual closeness to Jesus. It uses a romantic anecdote to contrast a nine and a ten with a biblical healing context from Matthew 14 36. The piece encourages daily near contact with Christ and personal prayer, ending with contact details for the author.
Welcome wishes flow for Calvin and I and grandchildren Kara Shayla and Kyle after a church visit at Churchbridge with Russell and Amy Titanich. Amy celebrated a birthday and recovered from a broken foot as Gordon and Elaine McKay took Frances De Lorme and family home to Cando SK. Debbie Hornung and Leroy Wandler wed in Denzil SK on August 18 and join the Merridale district with Adam Hornung.
Merridale notes the passing of Tyler Hawryluk, son of Ted Hawryluk and grandson of Rudolph and Olga Hawryluk, in Vancouver. The message extends condolences and honors the family.
The Royal Bank takes the Ag Society trophy for Best Decorated Business at the annual fair and rodeo. Runners up were Good as New and Mur-Way Auto.
Velma B. spent two weeks holidaying with Glenn and Joy Beghin and family at Grand Rapids and Minneapolis. Gary A. and Linda McCrea, Benito, called in after attending Bessie Charman’s 90th birthday party at the Drop-In Centre on Sunday.
Denis Johnston drove Ray and Ola Switzer to Morden for the Com and Apple Festival last weekend.
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