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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 14, 1999
Page
9
An editor critiques a piece titled The Joy of Dying while a reader reflects on mortality sparked by The Blair Witch Project. The essay contrasts fear of death with faith, sharing personal losses and biblical references to comfort.
Neil and Bernice Taylor travelled to Winnipeg Beach to visit son Dennis and to Selkirk to see daughter-in-law Jeanette Taylor and grandchildren Christina Travis and Darlene. They attended the beach demolition derby on Sunday, with Tammy Taylor of Winnipeg and Rodney and Johann Coulter of Roblin also at the event.
Violet Nasl accompanied her daughter Muriel Lowe to Brandon on Saturday to visit granddaughter Donna Lowe. Her Calgary relatives Richard and Derek joined for an overnight. Derek left Sunday for Kingston Ontario to attend university. Richard stayed a few more days before returning to Calgary. Edith Pyott and Bernice Hrappstead of Swan River visited Shirley Davis on Sunday. Violet Boyce is back home after a recent hospital stay. Stay well.
Mr and Mrs Phil Schick of Melville visited with her sister Vera and Ken Andrews. Ken and Vera Andrews attended a five elevator restoration supper in Inglis on Tuesday evening and found a C N boxcar set on nearby tracks. The Lions host a dunk tank while Dale Kitz and girls went to Dauphin for the annual horse races and Laur ie Bell had prize winning horses. Sympathy to the family of Frank Werschler who died Friday at Yorkton Hospital. funeral was held Wednesday at Yorkton. Bert and Betty Hassler of Saskatoon visited here last week. Reuben and Geraldine Kendal of Keremeos BC spent a week here visiting relatives. They were supper guests with Ken Andrews.
Aunt Mary Rathgaber visited Mary Calancia while Irma of Abbotsford B C stayed in town. Omar Johnson of Esterhazy came to mow grass at his home here last week. John Fatticher and his Calgary party visited with their motorhome. John lived in MacNutt and attended local school. Bill Dwernichuck, former hotel keeper, visited relatives. Gordon Mack of Esterhazy toured Marsell Mack farm. A store opening on Saturday September 11 welcomed new owners the Holt family who also run the post office. Congratulations to Kevin and Sherry Popp on the birth of a baby girl.
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