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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 18, 1952
Page
2
Local notices list visits from Ralph Prior of Wainwright and Arnold Cockerill of Wainwright to family homes. Rally Day planned for Sept 28 at 7 30. School opens August 25 with 127 pupils. Miss Rathgaber ill in Yorkton General Hospital.
Deepdale reports Mrs. L Jolliffe Sr ill. Ira Gardner and son visit from Tyner Sask. Congratulations to Earl and wife on baby daughter born Sept 13. A 4-H Garden Club meeting is set for Sept 15 at the school to plan Achievement Day. The Ward and Prior families travel and visit relatives in Flin Flon and Winnipeg areas. Ladies Aid met Sept 10 with eleven members and four visitors. wool distributed for bazaar. Community fair supper planned for Oct 24 with final details Oct 8. Canada immigration squeeze noted by The Financial Post. June down 18 percent overall with declines in origin countries behind the Iron Curtain. UK up 23 percent, US up 21 percent, Northern Europe up 6 percent. total 23,000 UK, 38,478 Northern Europe admissions in six months.
Andrew Styba buys a new car while Wm Yakimishyn purchases a threshing machine as harvest work resumes. Neighbors entertain and visit in Shortdale and Deloraine. A missing dog is found, potato digging progresses, and a funeral is held for Mrs. Styba’s mother in Ethelbert.
The Tege Homemakers Club met at Mrs G Lupichuk’s home on September 11 with 12 members. They voted ten to two to rename the group Sask Women's Institute and discussed a forthcoming Tag Day for the blind, a rug raffle on the same day, and reports from the Saskatoon Convention.
Miss L. Maguire works as a clerk at Kozak's store. Roblin Garland Laliberte left for Winnipeg Monday to attend college. Lawrence Irvine of Swan River, Man., spent the weekend with his parents and returned Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dixon and family of Grand Narrows visited Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Klassen on Monday.
Mrs M A Clarke thanks Roblin District Hospital nurses and staff for kindness while a patient. The MacGlashans express appreciation for sympathy and floral offerings after the loss of a husband and father who died at Deere Lodge Hospital on August 1. They also thank those who lent cars. Mrs M A MacGlashan and family.
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