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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 26, 1946
Page
2
Civic pride and local commerce urged Roblin residents to support village merchants. Emphasizing shared prosperity, the call encouraged buying at home to lower costs and boost community growth through neighborly commerce.
Listings show multiple upcoming sales including farm stock and implements of J Twerdon near Shortdale with auctioneer Harry Yellowaga, house effects of D F McWhirter near the track with Dick Bogle, and household effects of M Button near Makaroff auctioned by R Bogle. Additional sales include John Mateson near Togo and Adam Bauer near Roblin with Jack Scott and Dick Bogle supervising.
Dwight Kirton returns to university at Saskatoon. Fred G. Allen leaves for London Ontario. Jack Eisner goes to Regina for college. Mrs. Laura Ferg visits her mother. Patrick Sloan visits Swan River valley friends. Robert Craven from Winnipeg visits family. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Brown host Winnipeg visitors. United Church Ladies Aid serves lunch at Egg Grading Station. Mrs. QO Dandeneault visits Spir itwood with sister host welcome greeting.
The Ladies Aid will hold a church supper and concert on October 18. Mr and Mrs Simpson returned Friday after a week at Treherne. Mrs Evans spent the weekend at Makinak with her husband. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Leslie Thompson on the birth of a son in Winnipeg Friday. Mrs Linderbeck laid to rest at Silverwood cemetery September 18 aged 102. Deepest sympathy to the relatives.
The Deepdale W I invites all to a regular meeting in the church on Saturday September 28 at 3 p.m. Mr and Mrs E McCorkindale and family from Vancouver B C renew acquaintances here. A large crowd attended a hall service by singing evangelist Mrs Olson and Nathaniel of Yorkton.
Ban Clara J. E. Mailhot returns from the city. Alvin Killback visits with J. M. Carriere. The first snow of the year fell Monday then vanished. Threshing nears completion with small odds and ends left. A regretful accident last week affected two residents. The piece muses on fate and the laws that govern outcomes.
Bad weather delays threshing across Grand Narrows as residents await clearing skies. Joyce Burrell travels to Winnipeg for studies at the University of Manitoba. Evans of Makinak becomes Grand Narrows principal this term. Undine Linderbek returns from Winnipeg to convalesce after pleurisy. Hazel La Liberte visits Mrs. J Dixon and attends Markaroff school this term. C Burrells return from Russell hospital and recover from injuries.
Merridale delays threshing due to snow and rain while Ed ward Chernesky returns to civilian life on Saturday. Bears coyotes and timber wolves reportedly damage stock and poultry. Mike Proski & Sons lose one sheep and see bee hives overturned. Mike Midzain teaches at Moore Bay after studying at Roblin College. Annie Proskie wed Paul Koryckie of Winnipeg with Dr Kusemiar officiating.
Mr Pearson returned to Winnipeg after a family visit here last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Redman went to Russell hospital Sunday and brought Mrs Williams and baby home. Mr Thompson had the misfortune to lose quite a lot.
Kulesra was bridesmaid and Walter Kulesra supported the groom. Over 200 guests attended the reception at the Ukrainian Community Hall in Winnipeg. Nearly all of the Merridale colony residents in Winnipeg were present. The couple received many presents and earned sincere wishes for a long prosperous married life. They will reside in Winnipeg.
Sandy Gibson spent the past two weeks with family in the area. Herb Adams returned from Winnipeg last Thursday after an operation. Mrs. Winthers hosted Jas De La Mare at Roblin with Mr. and Mrs. Wm De La Mare on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ferguson and Lorraine and Ronnie of Angusville visited the Winthers. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Russell of Russell also visited. E. H. Armstrong and wife were in Winnipeg last week with their daughter Joan who will attend Rupert's Land School for Girls again this year.
Nickolas Shenderevich left for Winnipeg to attend university. Mrs. Pete Chick and Mr. John Mussie visited with locals while enroute elsewhere. Miss Mary Artemenko began teaching at Gleneden School on the 16th. Duck hunting is in full swing with mornings filled by shooting. Victoria Kylak returns home after an appendectomy in Russell.
Mr and Mrs P of Roblin welcomed a daughter born Thursday September 19 Norma Irene in a family announcement noting the new arrival and hometown details.
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