Meals On Wheels Reports Annual Meeting Highlights
Meals On Wheels held its annual meeting December 6 in the Hospital Board room. Five ladies representing seven of eleven programs attended. Mims Lois Stephenson noted the Robbin Hospital kitchen supplies meals. Eleven months saw 799 meals to seventeen participants, with four on schedule and a record high of eleven meals in one day. Resources show $23.87 on hand, no new fund appeals, and officers to serve another year: President Mrs Helen Isaac, Vice President Mrs Ruth Shiner, Secretary-Treasurer Mrs Jean van Drecht. Co-ordinators Isaac, van Drecht, and Souter will handle duties until regular coordinator Mrs Watter Ward returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital Board Room
Mims Lois Stephenson
Robtin Hospital
Helen Isaac
Ruth Shiner
Jean van Drecht
Mesdames
Isaac
van Drecht
Souter
Watter Ward
Miss Stephanson
Horticultural Society
Kinetics
Legion
Ladies Aux'liary
Mennonite Church
Court reports list numerous liquor and driving offences
A Manitoba court record itemizes numerous cases presided by Magistrates Fieldsend and Manwaring and judge Koameniuk. Offences include illegal possession of liquor over .08 careless driving speeding no valid licence and related penalties up to suspended sentences and fines. Names include Madeline Mancheese Ellor Mancheese Mickelson McKay Rubeniuk Ironstand Shingoose Komaransky Contos Shymnsky and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Fieldsend
Neil Alexander Taylor
Terrence Edwin Bailes
Donald Crozier
F. M. Manwaring
Madeline Mancheese
Joseph Ellor Mancheese
Joseph Ellior Mancheese
Robert Garfield Mickelson
Josephine McKay
Harvey — Sever'te
Leonard John Rubeniuk
Gerald Adelard Ironstand
Francis Yalowicki
Icence
Joseph Shingoose
Peter Komaransky
J. P.M. Koameniuk
Arthur Randolph Cockerill
Borden A. Hawryluk
John Wiliam Chernesky
Tony Klemetski
Peter James Gaber
Timothy John M. Bulbuck
J. P. George Giles
Emil Boychuk
Victor Adrien Carriere
John William Me‘nick
William Rist
Amalie Joseph Jerome
Rene Edward Martin
Daryl Wayne Elder
Terry Proski
Terrence Edwin Baines
Sylvia Grace Nykyforak
Robert Edward Inkster
William Bauer
Alex James Goodbun
Wm. Nelson Buckley
Dawn Marie Bailey
Emile Allare
Emil Allarre
Joseph Irons
Paul Joseph Contos
Arron B. Crabb
Frank Shym'ns
Ing
George Funk
Patrick Henry Enright
Randolph Hiebert
Randolph Hebert
Terry Wayne Kossick
Armand Lucier
Kelvin Langan
David Neil Wieler
Garry Wayne Pitts
Eleanor Davis
Alex James Goodman
Niel Donald Stewart
Michael Winehar
Ugene Edward Rivard
Mervilt Yakibowski
VA. Carriere
Ernest Lloyd Bouvier
Betty Grace Laviolette
John Henry Severite
Ralph John Nowosad
Leonard Mintuck
Archie Elmer Giest
Michael John Yakimishyn
Kenneth Lee Dayson
Metro Semochko
Dwayne Lazor
Peter Archie Merko
Peter John Merko
Robert Vernon Bailey
Gerad Wandall Ca‘agas
Dan Wyltychuk
Mur
Log house building training launches in San Clara
Nine San Clara men and two instructors from Prince George begin a log house and cottage construction program. The project, run by Mountain Log Builders, invites tours of the site at Walker School. Courses run two weeks with 20 students each, drawing new trainees from across Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Clara
Manitoba
New Caledonia College of
Prince George
B. C
Peggy Sawatzky
Walker School
Gram
Art Long
Houston
Colin Robin
Fort St. James
Canada
Roblin
Highway No
Curriculum reforms push Canadian history and core skills
A provincial council report notes Ontario and Manitoba push a mandatory core curriculum for Grades 9 and 10, emphasizing two English courses, two math courses, one science course, and two Canadian history or geography courses. Ministers seek stronger basic skills and targeted guidance for teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Min‘ster
Populus
Mee
Ontario
Department of Education of Ontario
Alt
Manitoba
Department of Education
Carol Festival Shines Despite Cold Weather
In the Intermediate School auditorium the 17th annual Carol Festival drew a standingroom crowd Friday evening. Betty Paley hosted as MC while multiple choirs from kindergarten through Grade 5 performed festive selections under directors Dorothy Jaasund Mabel Krantz Kay Lungal and Mildred Galatiuk with accompanists. The Free Methodist and Lutheran Church choirs contributed a set of traditional carols and holiday songs as intermission featured communal singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Paley
Dorothy Jaasund
Mildred Galatiuk
Chr
Mabel Krantz
M. Galatuk
Betty Wenner
Gloria
Noel
Kay Lungal
M. Galatiuk
Lutheran Church
Donna Borchardt
Still
Sil
Joseph Dearest
Joan Taylor
Ivy Campbell
Hospital Auxiliary Finalizes Payment for Hillow Beds
The Roblin Hospital Auxiliary reported at the December 7 meeting that they completed the final payment for hillow beds for the personal care home. They raised 14 456.62 from November 1973 to November 1976 with community support. A Salvation Army thank you note was read for donations after the fun fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin Hospital
Kelly Exner
Salvation Army
Roblin
Chrismas
Rural Municipality of Boulton selects 1977 committees
The Rural Municipality of Boulton held a December 9 1976 meeting with Reeve Motosheski presiding. Council formed Transportation Finance Welfare committees for 1977 and set 1977 patrol rates. Office holiday closure announced and financials approved. accounts totaling 37423.18 paid. A note mentions a Republican adviser to Carter on reorganizing the Presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulton
Michalchuk, Bomback
Chescu
Turetsky
Motosheski
RM. of Boulton
Council of the
RM. of
Motoshoski
Michalchuk
AI B Rollback Impacts Hospital Staff and Center Projects
Finance Committee notes operating accounts totaling 31 314.81 and 64 242.63 on construction. Parking lot decision deferred. staff parking plug charges set at 3000 per year for full time, with lower rates for part time or heater only. Medical staff reports 47 operations, four deliveries. Family Practice Centre hours extended. Fun Fair receipts exceed 2000. Ladies Auxiliary funded Hi Lo beds for Personal Care Home. Construction on 16 remaining beds progressing. directional signs ordered. ANIB rollback reduces about twenty staff from 18 to 11 percent. 1977 budget prepared for Manitoba Health Services Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaber’s
Hope
Bealth
Uxner
Institutional Employers Union
Manitoba Health Services Commission
Christmas Party At The Drop In Club
One hundred thirty one members of the Fifty and Over Club enjoyed a turkey supper at the Drop In Centre last Sunday evening. The Sunday Singing Group led by Islay Simpson provided carols, with Ukrainian and German members singing in their languages. Harold Wenner humorously discussed the Norwegian character and intelligence. The door prize footstool was won by Geo De La Mare. Benny Jansund reported missing rubbers and asked for a contact to arrange an exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Islay Simpson
Harold Wenner
Jean Jaasund
Geo. de la Mare
Benny Jansund
Benny
Town To Demolish Old Primary School
Roblin council met November 25 1976 approving several bylaws and tax cancellations. Bylaw 21 rezoned Lots 11 and 14 Plan 1150 to residential, Bylaw 24 76 cancelled local improvement taxes, Bylaw 25 cancelled real property taxes and other charges. Easement pact authorized. lotteries licenses issued. council to tender demolition of the old school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
F. W. Luton
Brade
Lupichuk
Kozmeniuk
Municipal Board
Minister of Municipal Affairs
Roblin Kinsmen No
Happy Homemakers
Birth Announcement Gavin Guy McNicol-Ken
Mr and Mrs McNicol-Ken announce the birth of their son Gavin Guy on Sunday November 21 1976 at 5 20 pm He weighs seven pounds and is 20 inches long A brother for Jared and Kimberley
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNicol
Ken
Norma
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Meals On Wheels
Mountain Log Builders
Joe Lizotte
Lawrence Paul
Louie Allaiie
Edward Allaiie
Gerald Carriere
Frank Carrere
Lennis Langan
Cedo Lafournaise
Albert Schwartz
John Watkins
Robiin
Man
B. A. Hawryluk
Articulation Council
Ian Turnbull
Hurriculum
Free Methodist Church Choir
Marion
R. M. of
Nixon
White Hoe
Snow
Jimmy Carter
Ine Boara
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