The Pas Captures Bantam and Midget Trophies in Tourney
Five games were played February 5 and 6 in the Midget division of a minor hockey tourney. The Pas won both the Bantam and Midget titles, defeating Dauphin 4 to 1 in the final. Roblin-St. Vlads and Thompson opened with a 7-4 Roblin win. Dauphin beat The Pas 7-1 in another early game. The Pas also edged Thompson 5-4 in overtime. Attendance was disappointing despite strong play and officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pas
Roblin-St. Vlads
Thompson
Dauphin
Don Allard
Kelly Secord
Lorne Hill
Robin Haerdle
Dan Guening
Gerald Stoughton
Mike Cote
Mike Pernokoski
Ray Macumber
Ron Cran
Ad Paquin
Tim Williams
John McGillvery
R. Panheimer
C. Nash
R. Katchmar
W.mclellan
R. Harrison
D. Bucholz
Roblin
Larry Cowan
Greg Terleski
M. Doering
Campbell
Cowan
Holovach
G. Stoughton
Don Guening
J. McDill
R. How
Royal Canadian Air Cadets Meet Highlights Promotions and Plans
Thirty-one cadets attended the February 1st meeting. AC1 Kevin Weeres was named Best Dressed. Promotions announced: AC2 to AC1 for Gregory Bodnaruk Larry Kalyniak Myron Kostick Jeffrey Glasman Glenn Howe Howard Searle Doug Ross Allan Wallace Earl Wallace and Kevin Weeres. Projects include a glider program rifle range and visits to CFB Portage Minot. Snowmobile safety courses February 15 22 and 29 are open to the public at Memorial Hall 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Canadian Air Cadets
Don Ireland
A. Steciuk
John Carley
Edith Graham
Arnold Marshall
Joseph Shipp
Dr. H. Lange
Dennis Trinder
Murray Hovey
Kevin Weeres
Lloyd
Irene Weeres
Roblin
ACI
AC2
Gregory Bodnaruk
Larry Kalyniak
Myron Kostick
Russell
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Fire Damages Trailer Home and Contents in Shevlin Farm
Firefighters respond to a trailer house blaze at the Gordon Mohr farm near the Lutheran Church in Shevlin. Mrs Mohr was ironing when the fire started near the furnace. The Mohrs carry no insurance and the trailer interior suffered extensive smoke heat and water damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Gordon Mohr
Collegiate Capers at RC I Year Starts With Busy Schedule
The report covers RC I second semester events including a February 5 senior boys basketball tournament featuring Swan River and eight towns with Swan River winning the main event and Birch River the consolation. Upcoming activities include a curling bonspiel February 24 25 snow Olympics later February early March and Sno Queen raffle. Student council sees the resignation of former president Val Puritch with Vernelle Andres becoming head of office and a vacant vice presidency to be filled February 9 by Joy Buick or Danny Leung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swan River
Birch River
Dauphin
R. C
Thelma Kozak
Shirley Zimmer
Donna Becker
Ilona Oltrop
Rena Pitze
Val Puritch
Vernelle Andres
Joy Buick
Danny Leung
Workshop For Clothing For The Handicapped In Brandon
Russell Home Ec notes a two day sewing workshop for physically handicapped or aged persons led by the Home Economist at Brandon. Also promotes the Western Rural Safety Conference at Brandon March 6 7 8 with Dr Ralph Pippet as keynote. Includes marmalade recipe from lemons and a Lincoln quotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Home Ec
Home Economist
Brandon
Ag. Extension Cen
Ter
Ralph Pippert
Karen Webster
Dauphin
Court fines for loaded firearms in vehicles in Canada
Douglas Dressler of Langenburg Saskatchewan and Garry Deslauriers of Headingley Manitoba were charged under the Wildlife Act for carrying loaded firearms in a vehicle. Dressler paid 25 dollars fine plus 2 dollars court costs and Deslauriers paid 25 dollars plus 3 dollars court costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Dressler
Langenburg
Sask
Garry Deslauriers
Headingly
Man
Market Quotation Summary From Roblin Auction Mart
On Thursday February 3 total livestock passed Roblin Auction Mart 491 head including 235 cattle 13 sows 2 boars 241 weanling and feeder pigs Prices appear for butcher steers heifers cows feeder steers veal calves weanling pigs and sows with varied figures and several garbled entries. The readable data reflect a mixed livestock sale with emphasis on cattle sows and feeder pigs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin Auction Mart
The Second Half Intermountain Information
The first semester ends for high school students in this division. Some students earned rewards while others must buckle down in the next semester to reach goals set in September. The publication urges reflection on what the next six months may bring.
Seminar urges self discipline to meet modern demands
The text calls for changing work habits and attitudes to achieve goals. It urges self imposed regulations, education, and learning to adapt as living standards rise. It contrasts vastly different global conditions and emphasizes evaluating opportunities for the new semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
India
South America
Roblin Parkland Festival Promotes Community Culture
The Roblin Parkland Festival Association highlights volunteer effort and local talent in a cultural program. It urges participation for music festival sessions on March 1, 22, and 29 with entries due February 18, 1972 to Mrs. G. McArthur in Roblin Manitoba. final concert set for March 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. McArthur
Roblin
Manitoba
Social Newscard Highlights City Weekends and Honors
Mr and Mrs Alex Hoff of Carberry hosted guests R Wildeman over the weekend. Winnipeg visitors Connie Bruce Sandra Currey and Grant Cowan joined family ties in Winnipeg and at home. Manitoba Horticultural Society held its 74th convention in Winnipeg with several attendees. Nurses graduation exercises at Winnipeg General Hospital featured Pat Staple, soon to be staff nurse. Winnipeg visitors A O Purdy and Oswald Andres spent the weekend with relatives in town and nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Hoff
Carberry
R. Wildeman
Connie
Bonnie Bruce
Winnipeg
Sandra Currey
Art Currey
Grant Cowan
Bob Cowan
iMrs
Beth Brueher
Vi Laird
Eva Jory
Norene Simpson
Manitoba Horticultural Society
D.mm. Staple
Janice Artemenko
Calder
Winnipeg General Hospital
Westminster United Church
Pat Staple
R. N
Pat
A. O. Purdy
H. R. Mitchell
Oswald Andres
L. S. Sanders
Fort Frances
Alberta Catherine Bangle to wed Clarence Rolfsen
Mr and Mrs James Bangle of Leslieville Alberta announce the marriage of their second daughter Alberta Catherine to Mr Clarence Rolfsen son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Rolfsen. The wedding is set for February 18 1972 at Sunnybrook United Church Red Deer Alberta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bangle
Leslieville
Alberta
Alberta Catherine
Clarence Rolfsen
Ralph Rolfser
Sunnybrook United Church
Red Deer
Roblin opens Parkland Library Book Depot Feb 4
Roblin Mayor F A Newton officially opened the Roblin Library Book Depot on 1st Avenue across from the CNR station. The unit, part of Parkland Regional Library Service, houses 300 plus books with monthly rotations and was built by the town council with Mrs. Erna Jones as attendant. District officials and community members attended the ribbon cutting and refreshments followed. Parkland serves 13 depots and 26 smaller localities via a bookmobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Newton
Roblin
1St Avenue
CNR
Parkland Regional Library Service
Wally McKenzie
MLA
Jim Hilland
Parkland Development Inc
Metro Kozmeniuk
Roblin Chamber of Commerce
Borden Hawryluk
Intermountain School Division
Harold Boughton
Department of Agriculture
Ted Dupley
Department of Industry and Commerce
Betty Paley
Earl Ritchie
Burland
Hugh Kines
Roblin Council
Frances Nowosad
Parkland Library Advisory Board
Glenn Butchart
Newton
Maguire
Souter
Ruth McDormand
Walter Nabe's Rink Wins Farmers' Annual Bonspiel at Togo
Cold week January 25 to 29 saw eighteen rinks compete in the Togo Farmers Bonspiel. Walter Nabe skip led the undefeated rink in a success that featured strong kitchen help, generous donors, and a well received banquet. Space limited. donors included Sask Wheat Pool, Pioneer Grain Co, Nation al Grain Co, H Nabe, and several locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Nabe
Togo
Ron Leis
Ron
Runnymede
Makaroff
San Clara
Togo Motors
H. Nabe
R. G. Andrews
Ed Bell
M. Dixon
Bill Hampson
Mamd L. Yury
Norm Lee
C. Leung
M. Smandych
H. Maksymetz
Bob McKee
W. Krupp
Veal Bros
National Grain Co
Pioneer Grain Co
Parrish and Heimbbecker
Sask
Wheat Pool
Govn’t
Ins
Ted Ireland
Ada Gawley
Keith Dixon
Jack Nabe
Jack Duns
Fred Baumung
Vern Burback
George Airrless
Alex Nabe
Ray Laliberte
Bill Appel
Keith Radford
Julie Bouvier
Ron Pister
Ed Ruff
D. Eisner
Ray Murray
Wilf Mitchell
Roblin 12U Edges St Lazare 4 3 in Snake Creek League
Roblin 12U defeated St Lazare 4 to 3 in a Snake Creek League game on February 2. Roblin scorers were Brock Bulbuck two goals Tim Cockerill Cam Keast with assists by Solotwinski Bulbuck Kozak Bailes. St Lazare scorers were Robt Dupont Terry Dupont and Lionel Hubertten. Cam Taylor stood tall in Roblin net.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
St. Lazare
Brock Bulbuck
Tim Cockerill
Cam Keast
Tom Solotwinski
Ray Kozak
Doug Bailes
St. Laaare
Robt. Dupont
Terry Dupont
Lionel Hubertten
Cam Taylor
iMan.Sask
Clement Couple Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary
A surprise party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Clement on Saturday January 20 to honor their 25th wedding anniversary. Friends sang and presented a skit and gift before cake and lunch. Congratulations to Rose and Walter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Clement
Rose
Walter
Annie Cockerill’s 92nd Birthday Celebrated in Roblin
Mrs. Annie Cockerill of Roblin marked her 92nd birthday on January 31. A family dinner at Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Sanders’ home drew about 20 afternoon visitors and 60 in the evening. Guests included out of town friends from Winnipeg Edmonton Atikokan and Greenwood, who joined for lunch and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Cockerill
Roblin
L. S. Sanders
Winnipeg
R. L. McKeay
Edmonton
Wilson Sanders
Atikokan
Ont
Oswald Andres
Greenwood
B. On
Rocks and Brooms Fun Day Spiel Draws Top Rinks
The Ev ening Ladies' Club hosted 16 rinks for a point based Fun Day Spiel with O Coutts rink from the After noon Club first and Toots Bennett's rink from the Evening Club second. A lunch was shared and volunteers cleaned the upstairs at the rink. Curling entries from Roblin include B Hawryluk Wayne Wenner Johnny Mitchell and H Oliphant in the San Clara Spiel this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha O
Coutts
Toots Bennett
San Clara
Roblin
B. Hawryluk
Wayne Wenner
Johnny ‘Mitchell
H. Oliphant
Roblin Youth Seeks 54000 Grant for Kiddies Park
Mark 69 a Roblin interdenominational youth group has applied to the Federal Government for 54000 under the Opportunities for Youth Program to develop a Kiddies Park in the town’s northern area. The project will hire 35 students for 12 weeks to plan build and operate the park with swings sandboxes and rest areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark ‘69
Roblin
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AIR Cadets
Air Force
Minot
Memorial Hall
Collegiate Capers
R.C.I
Ethelbert
Grandview
Amaranth
Minitonas
Joan
Joan Clement
Abraham Lincoln
Sacred Heart Auditorium
Intermountain
B. A Hawry&b
Parkland Festival
Roblin Parkland Festival Association
Vince Lachance
Christopher
Walter Sorbo
Lachance
Roblin Library Book Depot
Mrs. Clement
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