Hockey Coaches Clinic Held In Roblin
A successful hockey coaches clinic was held at St. Vladimir's College in Roblin on December 19, sponsored by the Manitoba Amateur Hockey Association with Roblin Recreation Committee and St. Vladimir's College. Attendees from MacNutt Togo Makaroff San Clara Bield Shell Valley Inglis and Roblin learned basic hockey phases with demonstrations by Father M Winchar and Wally Henderson. Films showed key achievements and Gordie Howe techniques as M A H A certificates were awarded to participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vladimir's College
Roblin
Manitoba Amateur Hockey Association
Roblin Recreations Committee
St. Vladimir’s College
MacNutt
Togo
Makaroff
San Clara
Bield
Shell Valley
Inglis
Roblin Arena
Wally Henderson
Gordie Howe
Roblin Homemakers Hold Fourth Meeting with Party and Pot Luck
The Roblin Happy Homemakers held their fourth meeting on December 11 with forty-nine attendees. Before the session, the group hosted its annual Christmas party, followed by a pot luck supper and games.
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The
Roblin Happy Homemakers
Order of Eastern Star installs new officers for 1966
Sixteen Roblin Chapter No 42 members met December 7 for a pot luck supper and the 1966 officers were installed. Verna Laliberte W M Beattie W P Ward A M Ward G Britcher treasurer A Adam M Gamey Leola Beattie Marshall N Cross G McBain Adah A Pound Ruth Hilland Esther Shepherd Warder C Wilson Sentinel A Britcher. Meetings followed with reports on loans and local displays for provincial exhibit. Next meeting set for January 5 at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
C. Wilson
J. Mitchell
W.M. Verna Laliberte
P. G. Beattie
A.M. W. Ward
A.P. W. Ward
G. Britcher
A. Adam
M. Gamey
A.C. Leola Beattie
Marshall N. Cross
G. McBain
Adah A. Pound
Ruth Hilland
Esther [. Shepherd
Warder C. Wilson
A. Britcher
Holiday Visits and Leaves Highlight Winnipeg Figures
Miss Hazel Mitchell of United College Winnipeg spends holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs Graham Mitchell. Bob Cross travels to Winnipeg to visit his father Mr Harry Cross in hospital. Mrs J Adam heads east for Christmas with family. Mrs E S Dixon returns from Manitou after attending the Shewfelt Crompton wedding. Clifford Shewfelt is Dixon’s nephew. Officer Cadet Robert James McBride of RMC Kingston and Officer Cadet Hugh Harper of Royal Roads Victoria BC enjoy two weeks Christmas leave at home with their families.
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Hazel Mitchell
United College
Winnipeg
Mrs
Graham Mitchell
Bob Cross
Harry Cross
Winnipeg General Hospital
E. S. Dixon
Manitou
Shewfelt-Crompton
Clifford Shewfelt
Mrs. Dixon
Robert James McBride
The
Royal Military College
Kingston
Ontario
Robert McBride
Hugh Harper
Royal Roads, Military College, Victoria, B.C
G. R. Harper
Court records show multiple convictions in November and December
Thirteen people were convicted in court during November and December. Specific fines include Matt Bomak of Shortdale for $33 under the Liquor Control Act, Kenneth Alfred Henry of Boggy Creek for $104 for driving while suspended, Lloyd Johnstone and William Commodore of Roblin with sentences and suspensions, and others fined under by laws and highway traffic acts. Two juveniles were fined $20 each.
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Matt Bomak
Shortdale
Man
Criminal Code of Canada
Kenneth Alfred Henry
Boggy Creek
Lloyd Johnstone
Roblin
Dauphin Provincial
William Commodore
John Klemecki
Edward J. Duffy
Edmonton
Alberta
G. Tait
L. Beattie
Makaroff
J. Leslar
CBC Program Reveals Canada Oil and Gas Industry Story
CBC television’s Canada 99 second program, All Hell for a Basement, explores Canada’s oil and gas sector from early boom days in Petrolia Turner Valley and Leduc to today’s petrochemical age. The hour long feature visits Vancouver Fort McMurray Edmonton Calgary Sarnia Montreal and Alberta fringe areas.
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Canada
CBC
The
Canadian Life Insurance Association
Rudyard Kipling
Medicine Hat
Petrolia
Turner Valley
Leduc
Athabasca
Vancouver
Fort McMurray
Edmonton
Calgary
Sarnia
Montreal
Alerta
Christmas memories and family traditions style piece
PAT PRESENTS reflects on childhood Christmas memories and the value of family time. It encourages focusing on traditions like Christmas meals, popcorn strings, church services, carols, and decorations to keep the season meaningful for children. Best wishes for a joyful holiday at home.
Poster and Essay Contest Offered By Safety Association
Rural youths in Manitoba are invited to join a poster contest for ages seven to twelve and an essay contest for ages thirteen to eighteen, run by the Manitoba Rural Safety Association. Prizes include a Gold Watch with an entry deadline of January 8, 1966. Details at 715 Norquay Building, Winnipeg, Man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safety Association
Manitoba
The
Manitoba Rural Safety Association
Norquay Building
Winnipeg
Man
New Year's Greeting for Peace and Prosperity
The message extends sincere wishes for the New Year, hoping friends find peace and prosperity. It emphasizes interdependence in a shrinking world and urges that nations share in the hope of a better future for all.
Roblin Midgets Top Grandview In December Showdown
The Roblin Midgets defeated Grandview 9 to 1 on Thursday December 16. Roblin scorers included Ray Bork with three goals, Ken Jakeman and Carl Larocque with two each, Keith Ferguson and Raymond McKay with one each. Kelly Ferguson starred in goal as Roblin plans more games and urges local fan support.
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Roblin
Grandview Midgets
Grandview
Barry Garret
Tom Wilson
Ray Bork
Ken Jakeman
Carl Larocque
Keith Ferguson
Raymond McKay
Kelly Ferguson
Local Legion Marks 39th Anniversary With Dinner
Roblin Branch No. 24 of the Royal Canadian Legion held its 39th anniversary at the Ivanhoe Restaurant with a turkey dinner. Thirty-nine veterans and one visitor took part, followed by a meeting at Memorial Hall where plans included a shield for Parkland Festival, gifts to the Legion Xmas Tree Fund, and flag purchases.
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Roblin
Royal Canadian Legion
Canadian Legion
Ivanhoe
Legion
Uadies’ Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
R. Harlow
G. McArthur
R. Harrow
S. Lebedovich
Ladies Auxiliary
Branch No. 24
Gifts For Patients Featured At Makaroff W I Meeting
December meeting of the Makaroff Women's Institute at Mrs. J. Pounds home saw nine members and one visitor answer roll call with a gift for a local patient. Minutes and treasurer reports were read. Sunshine Committee sent a hospital treat. Next meeting at Mrs. J. Kerswells.
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Makaroff Women’s Institute
J. Pound
Elliott
Kerswell
Sunshine Committee
Book Mart
Children's Hospital
Winnipeg
Jas Arnott
Canada
York
Canada Packers
General Office
Toronto
York Farms
J. Kerswell
W. Rogers
Jas. Arnott
Eleven Members Attend Zorra Ladies Aid Meeting
The Zorra Ladies' Aid monthly gathering in the church basement had eleven members. Rev. Paul Borchardt led devotional time and scripture reading from Act 17. Members discussed mission lesson from O Goja Province and approved funds to support the church mission budget. They also budgeted ten stacking chairs and two brooms, and Borchardt offered to build a shelf for a guest book and overshoes rack.
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Zorra Ladies’ Aid
Paul Borchardt
O Goja
Borchardt
Lena Mann
Jack Haberstock
Centennial Centre named Roblin District Centennial Centre
W Pritchard reports approval by provincial and federal governments for a Roblin area Centennial Centre and Fair Grounds with cost sharing totaling 18 289 dollars. Grants cover 4 263 dollars from both levels. local groups contribute 3 500 dollars and 2 000 dollars in other revenues. Completion is set for 1967 with a Centennial Caravan planned for July 14 1967.
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Roblin District
R. M
Shell River
Roblin
Hillsburg
Agricultural Society
Roblin Collegiate Grounds
Legion Auxiliary Installs Officers for 1966
The Ladies Auxiliary of Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 24 met December 14 in Memorial Hall with 35 members. A turkey dinner followed, group leaders for 1966 were chosen, a birthday for Mrs Boulter’s 88th, and the 1965 secretary’s report praised the year. Installation by Past President Mrs Ruth Sanders, carols and Santa ended the gathering. Next meeting set for January 11 1966.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 24
Memorial Hall
L. Ward
E. Steffler
A. Zelmer
M. Watson
Boulter
Ruth Sanders
Jehovah's Witnesses Hold Three Day Assembly in The Pas
The Margaret Barbour Collegiate Auditorium hosts a three day Jehovah's Witnesses assembly in The Pas on December 24 25 and 26 with the theme Increase our Praise to Jehovah Speakers J F MacPherson and R Brodie of the Watchtower Society will lead sessions on Bible education and Christian service The public address What Does The Resurrection of the Dead Mean To You and Yours will be delivered by MacPherson at 3 p m December 26 delegates from Dauphin Swan River Roblin Hudson Bay Thompson Flin Flon Churchill and other northern points are expected to attend
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Margaret Barbour Collegiate
Jehovah's Witnesses
Pas
Jehovah
J. F. MacPherson
R. Brodie
Watchtower Society
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Sigurd Olsen
Roblin
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Hockey
M. Winchar
St. Vlad's
4H’ers
Karen Cross
Judy McKay
Judy Ostrowski
Diane Andres
Karen
Russell
Brandon
Vernell Andres
Shirley Kozak
Carol Filewich
Beverley Boughton
Darlene Waggoner
Roblin Review
J. Adam
East
WM. Ford Oi Roblin
Our
Fraser Valley
British Columbia
North America
Liquor Control Act
Frank Draga
Deepdale
David Tourange
Kamsack
Sask
Pat
Patricia McAuley
Your District Home
Christamas
Makaroff W.I
W. €. Pritchard
Best
Harold M. Boughton
Ag. Rep
Beverly Murray
Legion Auxiliary
Roblin Electric
Management and Staff
Roblin, Man
Lawrence
Edith Andrews
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