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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 27, 2010
Page
10
During National Summer Safety Week the Canada Safety Council urges sun protection for outdoor activity. Readers are advised to use sunscreen with SPF 15, reapply after swimming, seek shade, wear hats and protective clothing, and limit peak sun exposure from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. to reduce melanoma risk.
Mass registration for summer sports takes place Sunday May 2 from 2 to 4 p m at the arena. Registration covers swimming lessons soccer slo pitch tee ball and kids camp plus more. Slo pitch seeks at least six teams. sign up via Rec Office at 937 8251 fee this year is 200 per team. games scheduled to follow.
The Roblin Recreation Commission lists T ball for ages four to seven at Roblin Elementary Tuesday nights 4 to 5 pm May 11 to July 22 with registration at the Rec Office. A football style Port on the move runs Wednesdays at 7 pm and May 13 is tentative league start. KidSport funding deadline is April 30 with applications online at sportmanitoba.ca. Canada Day talent stage seeks 15 to 45 minute sets. call Trish at 937 8251 for details or visit roblinmanitoba.com announcements page.
An error with pid numbers distorted online results for the Whistler Cup. Local skier Max Gaber was listed as not finishing the Super G, but he did complete the race and placed 74th among 104 competitors in the international event for skiers aged 11 to 14.
Tracey Troxler of the Kopin Angels earned a 2010 graduating all star selection by the Manitoba Basketball Coaches Association. He played in the final All Star game at St Paul’s High School Winnipeg on April 15 and was named to the All Manitoba second team. The All Stars were drawn from all A AA AAA and AAAA Manitoba schools.
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