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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 15, 1973
Page
6
Canada Student Loan provides assistance when family resources fall short of education costs. Maximum loan 1400 dollars per year and 9800 dollars overall, repayable over up to 9 years after six month grace period. No security required and government guarantees loan. debt cancelled if the borrower dies. Eligibility details follow.
Canadian citizens or landed immigrants who have lived in Canada two years or more in a participating province may apply for student loans. Applicants must be full time students in a qualifying postsecondary program at an institution designated by the province, with at least 26 weeks of study per academic year and insufficient resources to cover costs. Contact the Parkland Regional Library Information Centre in Dauphin for details.
The Canadian Authors Association contest invites Manitoba residents aged 16 plus to submit original unpublished manuscripts of 1500 to 2000 words. Deadline November 1. First prize is $100. For details call Betty Watlins at 284 3763.
Ronald R. W. Kinney, the first and only general manager of Parkland Regional Development Corporation, announces his resignation effective August 18 1973. The Parkland Executive Committee accepts it and will seek a replacement immediately. Kinney joined in December 1968 and began duties January 1969. he will move with his family from Dauphin to Edmonton Alberta.
Nellie Isabelle Olson died August 2 1973 after a long illness at Roblin District Hospital at 78. A service was held August 6 1973 at Roblin Knox United Church with Rev John Oldham officiating. Interment followed at Field Cemetery. pallbearers listed. Survived by sons Lennard Roblin and Ranald Malton. daughters Bien Belcher Guelph and Mian Butterworth Oakville. sister Edith Jakeman Winnipeg. thirteen grandchildren six great grandchildren. Husband Lewis Martin Olson preceded her in 1957.
The Canadian Wheat Board sets August 1 1973 as the new quotas replacing 1972-78. Wheat A five bushels per acre across grades. Durum A five. Durum B five. Barley A ten. Oats A ten. Oats B ten. Soft White Spring A five. Utility Wheat A five. Alberta Red Winter A five. Rye twenty. Flaxseed fifteen.
A double ring ceremony was held May 19 1973 at Knox United Church Roblin Man Verla Wag goner eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Hd Wag gone wed Daniel Kostick eldest son of Mr and Mrs George Kostick Reverend John Oldham officiated The couple received guests at Roblin Memorial Hall followed by a reception and dance A bridal shower and a community shower preceded the wedding and the bride wore a white gown with lace bodice and a detachable train.
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