Social Evening Honors Mr and Mrs Stauffer in Roblin
A social evening at Elis Hall Roblin on March 30 honored Mr and Mrs Stauffer celebrating their February 23 marriage. Friends relatives and neighbors enjoyed songs and skits by local performers. Industry corsages were given to Liz Orton and their mothers. Gifts included a deluxe barbecue bedspread hamper scales money vase and purse. Lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onion Stauffer
Elis Hall
Robin
Mary Danylwk
Gayle Elder
Marnie Riach
Mans
Sheila Burland
Liz
Orton
Gay Mitchell
Earl Stauffer
Roblin Receives 31000 Water and Sewer Grant
Agriculture Minister Sam Askiw presented Roblin with a 31000 grant covering half the cost of the water and sewer project completed last year. The program lowers Roblin’s annual debt impact and illustrates the province’s rural improvement effort under the Manitoba Water Services Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Askiw
Roblin Town
Askiw
Roblin
Manitoba Water Services Board
Roblin Figure Skating Club Draws. Bonspiel Notes
Local scene reports mid term visits among Snow Lake Winnipeg and Roblin residents. Roblin Windup Mixed Bonspiel underway with forty eight rinks. Cash prizes awarded to J D Holovach and Julie Ann Paul. San Clara teams present. special prize for largest end scored against them noted. Visitors include Lynne Martin and Rose Mary McCallum from Dauphin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
J. D. Holovach
Julie Ann Paul
San Clara
H. Oliphant
Crew
Bodspiel
M.D.O
Engagement Notice for Marilyn Ruth Chase to Edgar William
Mr and Mrs Bert Chase of Bield Manitoba announce the engagement of their youngest daughter Marilyn Ruth to Edgar William second son of Mr and Mrs Rudolph Nernberg of Shevlin Manitoba The wedding is set for May Mth 1973 at 7 p m in the Free Methodist Church Roblin Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Chase
Bield
Manitoba
Marilyn Ruth
Edgar William
Rudolph Nernberg
Shevlin
Man
Free Methodist
Roblin
Lennon Ordered to Leave USA Prompt Winnipeg Hope
Press reports indicate John Lennon is ordered to exit the United States as undesirable. The note hints at possible Canadian reception in Winnipeg and hints at future progress with no purchase price mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lennon
USA
Winnipeg
Jett
Grassland Incentive Program details and outreach notes
The bulletin notes uncertainty over Grassland Incentive Program continuation next year with forage seeded in 1978 and payments in 1974, and says the extension will follow 1972 terms. It invites community input for hay making equipment field days and updates on tree shipments from Indian Head, with a tree planter capable of 1,600 trees per hour and coordination to limit travel. It also covers a Russell area farm tour of the veterinary clinic, praising the vet’s responsiveness and noting efforts to improve local dental access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfir.a
Indian Head
Russell
Jehovah's Witnesses Seminar Adds Thirteen Congregations at Yorkton
Thirteen Parkland district congregations gathered at Yorkton Regional High School for a seminar led by Thomas Bayn, with 1173 peak attendance. District Overseer Robert Jackson spoke on deciding now for divine rulership as 163,123 baptisms last year were cited, and emphasis was placed on integrating ministry into everyday life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jehovah's Witnesses
Yorkton
Thomas Bayn
Roblin
Parkland
Robert Jackson
God
Missionary Fellowship Meeting at Roblin Ev MEC
Women’s Missionary Fellowship of Evangelical Mission Church Roblin Manitoba met on Thursday March 29 with 27 members and 8 visitors. Hazel McGinness led devotion “Gods love gift for the world”. Janice Toews sang with Ka hy Hawryluk at piano. Prayer partners were announced and renewed. offering totaled 28.36 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Fellowship
Evangelical Mission Church
Roblin
Man
Jesus
Diane Kratoffil
Louise Kratofil
Rob Call
Hazel McGinness
Janice Toews
Kahy Hawryluk
Liz Hawrytuk
Nellie Nash
Manitoba plans health premium removal and tax credits
Premier Schreyer announced full elimination of health insurance premiums starting June 1 and a new Manitoba Property Tax Credit Plan offering a minimum $100 to a maximum $200 credit. The plan, costing about $42 million, replaces the Education Property Tax Credit and includes a tax credit advance system linked to 1973 tax bills. Tenants may claim 20 percent of rent for credits, homeowners pay under $100 in taxes receive full credit, and municipalities gain higher unconditional grants. The budget also funds pharmacare for seniors and increases per student grants under the Foundation Program and provincial share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Schreyer
Winnipeg
Inner City
Magistrate’s Court
Assiniboine Park
Board of trustees meeting schedule and March 26 review
The Intermountain information column outlines regular board meetings on winter Mondays at 10 30 a m and summer Thursdays at 8 00 p m. It notes the author will review all regular and special meetings, starting with a recap of the March 26 session where minutes were read and committees reported.
Manitoba Budget Sparks Debate On Taxation And Jobs
The Manitoba budget for 1973-74, unveiled March 27, highlights reductions in health premiums, higher education grants, and more municipal support. Critics say a 20 percent spending rise amid high taxes and rising unemployment worsens hardship, while makework programs fail to spur Prairie job growth.
Collegiate Snowmobile Safety Course Produces Graduates
A snowmobile safety course at R. C. Ll. produced several successful graduates including John Olsen Franklin Howe Wayne Jory Ganland Bouvier Brian Sylvester Ted Fyschinsky Randy Bouvier Gerald Jasper Ronald Yellowega Marianne Beweyk Terry Shearer Terry Hanyluk Rosalyn Kurtenbach Ganth Paley Brent Paley and Dean Kozak. Badminton remains active at RCI as teams prep for Divisional Playoffs on April 12 and Regional Playoffs on April 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Ll
John Olsen
Franklin Howe
Wayne Jory
Ganland Bouvier
Brian Sylvester
Ted Fyschinsky
Randy Bouvier
Gerald Jasper
Ronald Yellowega
Marianne Beweyk
Terry Shearer
Terry Hany
RCI
R.ca
Lilley Couple Celebrates Sixty-Fifth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Frank Lilley mark 65 years since their 1908 Portage la Prairie wedding. They lived in San Clara from 1910 to 1967, retired to Winnipeg then Roblin, now cared for by daughter in Calgary. They had nine children, numerous grandchildren and greats. Mrs Lilley recovering from a stroke in Calgary General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lilley
Portage la Prairie
San Clara
Winnipeg
Roblin
Snows of this March Disrupt Song’s Push and Pull
A fragment notes that the person with the most push has the most pull and that the Snows of this March do not linger in Song. The line hints at shifting influence and fleeting presence in a local scene.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Stauffer
Vince
H. H. Amstman
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Legislative Building
Manitoba Teachers’ Society
Boris Bugeta
Metro Solomon
Intermountain
Manitoba Teachers Society
Winnipeg Inn
Gordon Rupp
Snow Lake
Kelso Home
Purdy
R. Mitchell
Lark Gamey
Norway House
Dave Smith
Bill Gamey
Stewart Mitchell
Allan Martin
Marjorie
Miss Lynne Martin
Rose Mary McCallum
Dauphin
Reggie
AG. Rep
Harold Boughton
Russell Agricultural Representative
Russell Livestock ‘Improvement Association
Grmp
McCotter
Dr. Rosnoski
Mr. Bayn
Missionary Fellowship Meeting
Intermountain Information
B. A. Hawryluk
Legislative Briefs
Wally McKenzie
M.L.A. Roblin Constituency
Canada
NDP
Entire Board
Transportation
Valley River Indian Band
Grandview
Valley River Reserve
Department of Education
Roblin Collegiate
Sigurdson
Sue
Collegiate Capers
Luk, Rosalyn Kurtenbach
Ganth Paley
Brent Paley
Dean Kozak
Mrs. F. Lilley
Sacred Heart Church
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