Roblin honors longtime mayor Thomas H Taylor
Thomas Henry Taylor 76 died November 26 1868 after a long illness in Roblin Saskatchewan He served Roblin as mayor councillor and chamber leader helped build a theatre mentored youth and backed Roblin Forest Products Ltd Services held at Roblin Knox United Church and Watson Sask interment at Watson Cemetery Honorary pallbearers included L S Sanders Jim Martin and Harry Malone Active pallbearers listed with local names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin Knox United Church
Thomas Henry Taylor
Roblin District Hospital
R. P. Hamlin
Roblin Memorial Chapel
Watson Town Cemetery
Watson
Saskatchewan
Chapman
Swisrs
Fneral
Harold Ditlin
Walter Sorbo
Allan Martin
Mel Bowley
Masonic Lodge
Eastern Star
Waetion
Sask
Tommy Sproule
Wm.Martin
Charles Martin
Norman Vik
Emil Nicol
Marvin Dennis
Crinsleford
Norwich
Norfolk
England
Edward Thore
Ann Randall Taylor
Thomas Taylor
Herbert
Arthur
Grace
Hilda
Regionald
John
Alice Girs
Thompson
Nora Girs
Brownall
Canada
Humbol
Elizabeth R. Dennis
Humbolt
Leroy
Sa.k
Robiin
Manitoba
Taylor
Roblin
Order of the Eastern Star
Knox United Church
Roblin Forest Products Ltd
Elizabeth R. Taylor
Dennis
Allan Affleck
Two Philippine Nurses Join Roblin District Hospital Staff
Minutes from Roblin Hospital District No. 2 Tuesday November 26 1968 chronicled staff updates. The board welcomed Miss Hilda Abundo and Miss Lolita Gale two Philippine nurses arriving in Winnipeg November 20 1968 for Manitoba hospitals. The meeting covered budget changes repairs and purchases at the facility and noted the passing of former chair T H Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin District Hospital
Roblin Hospital District No. 2
Weid
Ina Simpson
Manitoba
Sihio
D. Waters
Winnipeg
James Stewart
Wilson
Stewart
Board of Short
Taz
Tockar
Royal Bank
Canada Savings
Canada
Manitoba Hospital Association
Sims
Manitoba Hospital Commission
J. Stewart
Roblin Hospital
Canada Pacific Airlines
Hilda Abundo
Lolita Gale
Tag
Togo Elks Install Officers in Open Ceremony
Togo Elks Lodge No.433 installed officers on November 26 with D.D.G.E.R. H Seption of Foam Lake and P.D.D.G.E.R. Mike Nadane of Kamsack assisting. Grand Trustee M Minuk and visiting dignitaries from Langenburg Foam Lake Kam s ack Melville attended. A large crowd enjoyed addresses and the new basement and hall improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Togo Elks Lodge No
D.D.G.E.R.H
G. .Abrbess
M. Minuk
Kamsack
David Ames
Melville
Langenburg Lodge
R. Orth
G. Roden
L. Radbourne
G. Parrot
W. Hlady
Foam Lake
L. Carey
B. Anderson
Kam
A. Negraiff
J. Klochko
H. Serada
H. Parachoniak
Manitoba Ag Rep Reports Winter Welding Courses Instructors
The Manitoba Department of Agriculture and the Department of Education will sponsor welding courses this winter. Instructor Lyle Baker has led these courses for 10 years. Courses begin mid January, run about one week, with registration fees of 15 dollars for beginners and 20 dollars for advanced. Enrollment requires 16 or more participants. Open to the community. submit names at the Ag Rep office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Department of Education
Lyle Baker
Ag. Rep
Manitoba Rural Safety Association
Manitoba
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting Held November 12th
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion Branch No. 24 met on November 12 with Miss Barbara Stefflar chairing. The annual meeting followed with 1969 officers named including Stefflar President Buick 1st VP Harlow 2nd VP Andrews Treasurer Souter Secretary Burak Warden Kay Black Properties Curle Welfare Convenor Currey Social Jakeman Ways and Means. Welfare report noted 49 gifts and 96 cards sent during the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Legion Branch No. 24
Barbara Stefflar
B. Stefflar
Velma Buick
Ethel Harlow
Edith Andrews
Margaret Souter
Burak Warden
Kay Black
Curle
Jakeman Ways
Currey
Welfare Committee
Nine Ladies Attend Tummel U C W Meeting
Tummel U C W met November 18 at Mrs. Grant Buick home with nine ladies present. Velma Buick and Betty Robin led worship on Reconciliation. Betty Robin reported on the executive meeting she attended. Evelyn McCrea reported welfare work for 1967. Gladys Shearer gave financial report. Velma Buick gave nominating committee report. Roll Call featured Armistice poetry. President continued study of Japan. Next meeting Christmas gathering at Mrs. Michael Robin on December 1 with exchange of homemade gifts. Parcels to be packed for the Osborne Home and bachelors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tummel U. C. W
Grant Buick
Velma Buick
Betty Robin
Evelyn McCrea
Gladys Shearer
Japan
Michael Robin
Asborne
MARK 69 Youth Club Formed At St Vlad's College
A group of ambitious teens, led by Fr. Pete Stasiuk, founded MARK 69 on October 4 1968 to address teen issues. The club charges one dollar, discusses topics such as teenage drinking and marriage, hosts socials, hayrides, and plans community work in Roblin. Richard Korchinski 30.
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Mark
Pete Stasiuk
St. Vlad’s College
Kids S
Marri
Terry Sywanyk
Roblin
Grand Narrows 4 H Club Plans Bingo and Curling Date
The Grand Narrows Sod Biters met at Grand Narrows Hall on Monday November 18 to raise funds. They scheduled a 15 game cash bingo with lunch and discussed Saturday curling at the San Clara Curling Rink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Narrows
Sod Biters
Grand Narrows Hall
San Clara Curling Rink
Local and Social Anniversary Roundup in Roblin Area
Congratulations to Wm Pound and wife on their 55th wedding anniversary in Roblin with family visits. Mrs Nora Cross traveled to Scotland Ontario to visit relatives. J Wardle observed 25th anniversary with Sanjira and others from Winnipeg Carman and Minnesota. Spy Hill visit to Helliwell family for 40th anniversary. Cardale Midget Baseball team won Western Canada title and players received jackets and trophies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Pound
Roblin
Nora Cross
Scotland
Ontario
Jim Bowen
Dauphin
Winnipeg
Karen
J. Wardle
Sanjira
Mac Gillies
Carman
Brandon
Bowsman
Benson
Minnesota
Dropmore
Harold Howe
Walter Fowler
Ernie Williams
Spy Hill
Saskatchewan
George Helliwell
Harold Andres
Henb
Cardale
Western Canada
Prairie Provinces
Hampson and Hackney Guests Share Regional Visits
Mrs. Wm. Hampson and Mrs. Doug Hackney visited Saskatoon last week with daughter Corrine. Mr. R. Storey of Grandview stayed several days with Wm Kirton and others, then toured to Saskatoon. Mrs. Hazel Olson returned from a three week visit to Saskatoon and Watrous. George Craig of Langley B C and Captain George Craig of Vancouver visited relatives, while the Hampsons returned from Montreal Ottawa and Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug Hackney
Saskatoon
Corrine
R. Storey
Grandview
Wm Kirton
Wm. Dickie
Hazel Olson
B. C
Successful Student Applicant Named for ROTP Subsidy
Eric Alvin Bach a 1968 graduate of Roblin Collegiate is studying in Brandon University's BA program. He was among the successful applicants approved this fall by the Minister of National Defence under the Canadian Forces Regular Officer Training Plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Alvin Bach
Roblin Collegiate
Brandon University
Minister of National Defence
Canadian Forces
Eric
Roblin Credit Union Names Lloyd T Weeres as General Manager
The Roblin Credit Union appointed Lloyd T Weeres as general manager bringing co op sector experience from Sask Wheat Pool Sask Retail Co operative and roles as loan officer and manager. He is married with four children Irene Kevin Brenda Brian and Arlene and moves to Roblin with his family.
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Roblin
Arnott Couple Mark 58th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs William Arnott celebrate their 58th wedding anniversary. They united in marriage at Roblin, with Mr Arnott moving from Brandon in 1901 and settling in the Tummel district. Mrs Arnott emigrated from Scotland in 1903, and they have lived on their Tymmel district farm since 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Arnott
Roblin
Arnott
Brandon
Tummel
Demonstration at Roblin Women’s Institute Meeting
At the Roblin Women’s Institute regular meeting held November 21 at the United Church lower hall, members enjoyed a tissue paper large paper flower demonstration by Miss Bev Murray assisted by Mrs. H Boughton. A gift wrapping ideas display and talks on Federated Women’s Institutes of Canada were given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin Women’s Institute
United Church
Bev Murray
H. Boughton
J. J. Colling
Federated Women's Institutes of Canada
Bob Cowan Elected President of Minor Hockey Association
The Roblin Hockey Association held its annual meeting on November 25 1968 at the Shell River office. Bob Cowan was elected president with Harold Andres as vice president and H Boughton as past president. A girls hockey team was formed coached by Paul Ferris and 97 players registered on December 1.
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Bob Cowan
Minor Hockey Association
Roblin Hockey Association
Shell River
Harold Andres
H. Boughton
Gee. Treas
Roblin
Father Stasivk
Paul Ferris
St. Vlad’s College
Also Mentioned on This Page
T. H. Taylor
John Robertson
Shellmouth
Ferris
Togo
Harold Boughton
Federal Grain Limited
Ag. Rep. Office
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Tummel U.C.W
Richard Korchinski
TNS
Grand Narrows 4-H Club
Randy Bouvier
Herp
Wm. Hampson
Roblin Credit Union
W. I. Meeting
Cial
Federal
The
Women’s Institute
Department of Agriculture
Roblin W. L
Chamber of Commerce
Koroluk
Corinne
Cindy
Darryl
Walter Doering
Don Kerr
Turkey
Hambingo
Sacred Heart Auditorium
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