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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 19, 1981
Page
4
Final swimming lessons end August 21 with a new schedule starting August 24. Public mornings run 9 to noon, afternoons 1 30 to 8 and 3 45 to 5, evenings 6 to 8 for regular swimming and 8 to 9 for adult swimming every night. Saturday August 29 hosts a swim meet open to all 6 and older.
The notice invites non-swimmers to join events with no pre-registration and a 1 30 p.m. start, notes tennis cancellation on Tuesday August 18 due to the Horticultural Show, and confirms regular tennis on Thursday 7 9 p.m. Roller skating runs Wednesday Friday Saturday 7 9 p.m. and Sunday 2 4 p.m. The Playground Program ends Friday August 21 with thanks to volunteers and participants. Perry Piwniak finishes 2 points shy of the Winnipeg Provincial Frisbee Fling Off.
Three Roblin youths Shane Maliteare Perry Piwniuk and Kent Kirychuk travelled to Winnipeg for a Frisbee Fling-Off at Bertrand Arena St Boniface. They earned the chance to continue in the competition as part of the provincial meet.
After placing first second and third at the Dauphin Fling-Off, Shane and Perry competed in Winnipeg with events in accuracy distance and time in air. Perry finished second overall with 21 points while the winner earned 22 points and an expense paid Toronto trip. Orange Crush sponsored prizes and freebies for participants.
Maple Manor residents enjoyed vibrant gardens with many colored flowers including a large 11 inch yellow dahlia. Lorraine Dickin of Regina visited with her parents over the weekend. Mrs A Short spent four days in Dauphin meeting Aunt Dorothy Wiznuk of Stonewall. Mary McRae of Winnipeg visited Bessie Lizotte and Raymond Bussier also stopped by. Mr and Mrs Earl Stauffer and Annie Titanich accompanied guests.
The Co op Bus tour to Regina featured many sights and enjoyable moments. Annie Titanich traveled to Winnipeg to spend weeks with her son and family. Mrs. Mildred Sibut of Toronto visited the Framinghams, who recently hosted grandchildren. The Arnetts enjoyed a nephew Bob visit from down east. Mike Mykolaishyn departed for Yorkton Hospital for several days of tests. Walter Ward attended a Highway 88 Convention banquet where Mrs. Ward played piano. Thought titled Malicious gossip is like a laundry basket filled with feathers.
The government announced a record 18.5 percent return on Canada Savings Bonds effective August 1. The increased rate applies to all outstanding issues and covers the three months ending October 31, 1981.
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