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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 24, 1964
Page
8
District residents record visits from relatives in Moose Jaw Winnipeg and Kelowna. A shower honored Carol Radford. she wed Ralph Daniluk in Roblin United Church. Walter and Danny Radford escaped injury in a Saturday evening accident.
Mrs Dorothy Short Donna Burback Juliette Lizotte and Charles Carriere and Jack Robertson of Winnipeg attended Carol and Ralph Phillip Daniluck wedding at Happy Lake. Mr Gabriel Larocque and family moved to Wekaska for new employment. Kenny and Alex patients at General Hospital, Alex to have heart operation. Kenny’s arm improving. Mrs Annie Short traveled to Winnipeg and back. Erickson Construction completed a foundation and painting at Clemenceau School then moved to Happy Lake school project.
Mrs. Cliff Tummel reports the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jory on September 21 at Roblin Hospital. Wilfred Pitz, teaching at Arborg, visited home for the weekend. Walter Tischinski traveled to attend the Institute of Technology. Ruby Mickelson of Winnipeg returned for the weekend. Gary McCrea is at the University of Manitoba taking the Agriculture Representative Course.
Dr Ernest Marshall Howse of Toronto succeeds Dr J R Mutchmer as moderator of the United Church of Cantada and favors uniting his church with the Anglican Church.
Mrs R Arnott reports weekend travel as Mr and Mrs Wm DeLaMare and Mrs Ruth Vinthers drive to Melville Saskatchewan where Vinthers returns to Vancouver after three weeks visiting. Betty Zimmer joins DeLaMare for weekend. Robert Arnott returns to Gimli after holiday with parents. Earl Stauffer trip to Ontario with daughter in law Ron Vaudry and family. Logan Ritchie visits from Portland Oregon to see his mother Alex Ritchie and relatives. E Stratford of Gary visits district. Wm Nowosad of Fisher Branch visits father and relatives.
The report records visits across the weekend with R Arnott home gatherings on Saturday and Mr. and Mrs. R Arnott, Robert, and Mr. H Capelle visiting the J C Arnott home at Makaroff on Sunday.
Mrs C Mackenzie-Reporter notes visitors and travels in Deepdale. Shirley MacLaren of Roblin spent the weekend with Eunice Jolliffe. Mr and Mrs Ray Fisher and Ramona drove to Erickson to visit Mr and Mrs C Fisher for the weekend.
Miss Audrey Pound and cousin Eric Pound of Winnipeg spent the weekend at their respective homes. Miss Margaret Thompson of Selkirk visits with Mr. and Mrs. L. Hohle and Wayne. Mr. Murray Bates of Regina visited Mr. and Mrs. A. Boyce. he is the son of a former resident minister Rev. Bates. Mrs. Bob Laine and Gordon of Courtney, B C visit Mr. and Mrs. A. Beattie and Douglas. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. L. Hohle and family on the sudden passing of her mother Mrs. L. MacGregor in Vancouver.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Royal Canadian Legion No 24 invites students from two grade groups to enter an essay contest on How Remembrance Day Should Be Observed. Essays must be handwritten on one side, about 500 words, with originality valued. Submissions due October 21, 1964.
After a National Executive meeting, Mr Murray Rankin of Nova Scotia, National President of the Canadian Mental Health Association, announced the 1965 National Action Program aims to launch a nationwide drive to recruit one million members.
The Hall Commission Report declares mental illness the greatest public concern, urging government action to meet needs. It notes the association’s fiftieth year and Canada’s centennial amid calls for social changes benefiting tally ill individuals and broader public welfare.
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