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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 17, 2002
Page
8
The text reflects on the moving impact of the September 11 attacks one year later, urging hope and love. It discusses how the tragedy shifted priorities, prompting empathy for victims and a call to turn to God, trusting in divine comfort and transformation through Jesus’ death.
An author reflects on Zephaniah 3 14 20 linking ancient doom and modern tragedy to the September 11, 2001 attacks. He envisions God turning shame into honor and survivors’ salvation, praising heroes of Flight 93 and Twin Towers victims as later entrants to heaven.
Marys niece from Winnipeg visits. Joan Dietrich travels to Edmonton then British Columbia to see family. Visitors with Jack and Marlene Miller include the Jakemans of Roblin and others from Regina and Guelph. Louttits and Antony visit Regina and Winnipeg. Schepps host relatives. Poersch family attends funeral in Brandon. Becker clan visits Roblin over the long weekend.
Legion Ladies Auxiliary resumed regular session Tuesday September 10 with President Velma Buick presiding. Nine members attended after a two month break. Minutes and financial statement were read and adopted. Correspondence included a letter from District Commander.
Ruth Iwanchuk outlined the March 2003 district meeting in Gilbert Plains. Ruth Zimmer moved to order 20 Legion cookbooks, seconded by Edith Nott, carried. Edith reported sick and visiting duties, two fruit baskets and flowers delivered. Remembrance Day Tea set for Saturday Nov 9. Convenors for Fun Fair Bingo are Edith Nott and Myrt McKay. Social for October led by Mary Cockerill and Edith Nott. Birthday song for one member. Ways and Means draw won by Velma Watson. Ruth Zimmer moved to adjourn after report of a great summer. Next meeting Tuesday Oct 8.
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