Centennial Lapel Pins and Minor Hockey Tournament
Miss Kay Black at the Town Office handles lapel pin orders priced at four cents each in blue red green or gold. The Royal Purple sponsors a Minor Hockey Tournament this weekend February 25 and 26 with proceeds benefiting the Centennial committee and the O C R P for the children hockey stars of tomorrow. Inter Faith singers are invited for March 20. first practice at the Collegiate February 27 at 8 pm. Roblin Ministerial Association sponsors the service.
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Roblin Ministerial Association
Pictures Wanted For Centennial History In Roblin
Centenary program seeks photos of original settlers and family groups for a Roblin centennial history paper. Centennial Dance by Roblin fire department lads and Rebekah Lodge girls drew a net $239.40 for the project. Jack McBride, 13, won an all‑expense paid trip to Toronto sponsored by Cockshutt and Roblin firms, drawn by Mayor Newton at Roblin Arena.
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Roblin Fire Department
Rebekah Lodge
Ater
Centennial Committee
Jack McBride
Goose Lake
Roblin
Toronto
Cockshutt Farm Equipment of Canada Ltd
P. J. Gaber and Sons.Ltd
Roblin Arena
F. A. Newton
R. McBride
Jack
Roblin Mustangs
P. J. Gaber
Jim Gaber
Ken Gaber
Ken Wilde
Peggy's Pointers Watch For Sewing Fashions Today
A CKY TV series titled Sewing Fashions Today airs February 23 for fourteen weeks at 1 PM. Home Economists from Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Conservation lead sessions, Roberta Cunnington of Brandon and Margaret Hawkins of Winnipeg guide participants. The program aims to teach basic sewing skills and help viewers update wardrobes, express individuality, and manage clothing budgets.
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Whem
Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Conservation
Roberta Cunnington
Brandon
Margaret Hawkins
Winnipeg
Roblin hosts ski patrol competition for President's Cup
Roblin Ski Area in its centennial year hosts the Manitoba Ski Patrol President Gordon Smith as two part event Patrolmanship Rescue and Evacuation, with teams from Manitoba ski areas competing. Notables attending include Gordon Smith Dave Murata and Ron Williams. Local and visiting skiers will gain guidance from expert practitioners and see Canadian skiing techniques. Roblin hosts dinner for competitors Saturday evening with local team Gerry Tait Brian Dorran Jill Markosky and Gainet Markosky.
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Roblin
Manitoba Ski Patrol
Gordon Smith
Manitoba
Dave Murata
Roblin Ski Patrol
Gerry Tait
Brian Dorran
Jill Markosky
Roblin Women's Institute Elects Officers for 1967
Mrs L S Sanders is re elected president of the Roblin Women s Institute for 1967 with Mrs J J Collins as vice president and Mrs P E Nowosad as secretary. Mrs F Curle is treasurer and Mrs John Neabel heads the program committee assisted by Mrs J Adam and Mrs B Alexander. The group plans varied demonstrations and topics for all ages while inviting local women to join and support the institute s non political, non sectarian activities. A Children s Hospital Book Market will be held at Polo Park in May to raise funds for hospital research.
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L. S. Sanders
Roblin Women’s Institute
J. J. Collins
P. E. Nowosad
F. Curle
John Neabel
J. Adam
B. Alexander
W.I
Women’s Institute
Institute
Children’s Hospital
Polo Park
Social Scene Highlights in Roblin and Winnipeg Visits
Winnipeg visitors include Miss Janice Martin and Miss Hazel Mitchell from the University of Manitoba visiting their Hawkins families during mid term. Roblin celebrates twin Jersey calves born February seventeenth named Centennial twins. Roblin senior basketball wins Yorkton invitational final 31 to 30 against Estevan, broadcast on CJGX.
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Janice Martin
U. of M
Winnipeg
Mrs
A. Martin
Roblin
St. Joseph's School
Yorkton
Estevan
CJGX
Dave McGill
Canada Pension Plan Services To Be Available In Dauphin
National Health and Welfare Minister A. J. MacEachen announced today that Canada Pension Plan services will be offered on a part time basis in Dauphin. Staff will be available on Tuesdays at 917 Main Street North.
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Canada Pension Plan
Dauphin
Ottawa
National Health and Welfare
A. J. MacEachen
Main Street
Local Social Notes From Happy Lake and Surrounding Towns
Mrs F Lilley reports visits by Walter Andres and Walter Lyken crews from Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Several residents, including Etienne Laliberte and Lennard Dumont, were admitted to Roblin or Benito hospitals or visited Winnipeg. Family arrivals from Esterhazy and Winnipeg were noted with departures scheduled Sunday.
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Walter Andres
Churchbridge
Sask
Alex Lalitberte
Mary Laplant
Larry Lyken
Flin Flon
Review
Dave Beaussiere
Roblin Hospital
Vernon Lavoillette
Shell River Council Deliberates Feb Meeting And 1967 Budget
The Shell River Council met February 1 2 with Reeve F H Wilson presiding to approve January minutes and accounts totaling 2011 38. Assistance for J Oltrop to end subject to review. Court of Revision dates set for May June and November. Retainer fee raised to 75 for 1967. Recreation Committee appointment made. Fox and coyote hunting allowed under Game Branch regs. Muscular Dystrophy Association added as a 25 grant. Road closures and acreage additions approved. Nonunion school districts dissolved into Goose Lake District 1283. Arbitration awards dissolve listed unions into Goose Lake. Cat outfit operators hired for 1867. Diesel fuel supplies tenders called for 1967.
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J. Oltrop
L. Elder
Orton Stauffer
Hugh Stauffer
John A. Mitchell
Roblin
Dept. of Natural Resources
Kimchuk
Romelenfitch
S.W
F. Senderewich
Sunny Slope
Gleneden
Silverwood
Hillcrest
Goose Lake
Minister of Education
Grand Narrows
Merridale
Grainfields
Tummel Consolidated
Shell Vale
Northcliffe
Postup
Alex Smigelsky
Len Cockerill
Walter Nykolaiskyn
Roblin Ladies Bonspiel Sees Thirty Rinks Compete
The Roblin Ladies Bonspiel opened Monday February thirteen with thirty rinks including nineteen local and eleven visiting from Togo Dropmore Dauphin Yorkton Gilbert Plains Makarodi Grandview. Winners included Mrs A Campbell Grandview in First Event and V Davis Makaroff in Large Event. other event winners were P Fraser Dauphin J Scott, Grandview L Wilson, with trophies presented by various officials. The banquet followed with local talent noted and sportspmanlike tributes to winners and losers.
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Roblin
Togo
Dropmore
Dauphin
Yorkton
Gilbert Plains
Makarodi
Grandview
Julie Mitchell
Mitchell
Mrs. A. Campbell
R. Harasen
G. Sewell
N. Lupichuk
L. Wilson
Lawrence
Vera Dillin
D. Bowley
A. Laurie
B. Bobinski
J. Mitchell
I. Shepherd
V. Davis
Makaroff
Wilf Ward
Bield Centennial Carnival Crowns Queen and Celebrates
The Bield Centennial Carnival drew crowds despite cold weather on Saturday February 18. Activities included costume judging, ice skating by the Bield club led by Pat Hojnocki and Marlene Rice, and Marlene Shipaloski crowned Queen receiving the Roblin Centennial Committee trophy. Prizes were awarded to Kelvin Wasylenchuk Johnny Klemetski and J Pleb. Roblin Tom Thumbs beat Bield, Shortdale defeated Bield in broom ball, ski doo rides thrilled attendees, a bonfire warmed riders, and St Vinds won a hockey game 5 to 4 before a moccasin dance finale.
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Bield
Pat Hojnocki
Marlene Rice
Marlene Shipaloski
Roblin
Marlene
Alice Yellawega
Marilyn Chase
J. Pleb
Winnipegosis
Roblin Tom Thumbs
Shortdale
St. Vinds
St. Vind’s
Births in Richmond General Hospital a daughter named Karen
To Mr and Mrs Ray Wilson née Eleanor Shearer at Richmond General Hospital Richmond BC on January 26 1967 a daughter Karen Gae 4 oz A sister for Leanne
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Wilson
Ray Wilson
Eleanor Shearer
Richmond General Hospital
Richmond
Karen Gae
Leanne
Goose Lake Budget Set for 1967 Referendum March 10
Goose Lake School District sets a 1967 budget of 202000 with 27 teachers and 26 classrooms, comparing to last year. Grants under current structure would be 148270 leaving 53730 levied. one district division would fund 100 percent of expenditures with adjustments for salaries and buildings. The referendum date is March 10.
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Goose Lake
Goose Lake District
Intermountain Board
Cromarty 4-H Club Bonspiels At Makaroff
The Cromarty 4-H Club hosted a Centennial Winter Picnic at Makaroff on Saturday February 18 with curling all day. Nine rinks competed starting at 9 a.m. Bruce Haberstock led his rink to defeat Mrs. Watson, while Marg Thompson and Jim Thompson each won in tight matches. Marg’s rink beat Jim’s in the final event, with Doug Coutts Percy Schepp and Janice Perchaluk. Participants praised pie and cocoa and thanked caretaker Mr Teddy Rogers for support.
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Cromarty
Makaroff
Bruce Haberstock
Terry Watson
Marg Thompson
Jim Thompson
Marg
Jim
Bruce
Teddy Rogers
Roblin Wins Invitational Tom Thumb Hockey Tournament
Roblin Minor Hockey Association hosted the Tom Thumb Invitational in Roblin on February 19 with teams from Russell Gilbert Plains Grandview and Roblin. Roblin defeated Gilbert Plains 7 0 and Grandview 9 3. Russell beat Gilbert 2 0 and Russell beat Grandview 1 0 in the losers bracket. Referees were Bob Oliphant Lawrence Souter Peter Motyka and Hugh Newton. Winners receive crests. supper served by Mrs Joyce Harper.
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Roblin Minor Hockey Association
Roblin
Russell
Gilbert Plains
Grandview
Robin
Bob Oliphant
Lawrence Souter
Gilbert
Peter Motyka
Hugh Newton
M.A.H.A
Joyce Harper
Pee Wee Team Triumphs In Out Of Town Debut
The Roblin Pee Wees won 7 to 6 on February 17 at Inglis in their first game of the season. Roblin scorers were Jack Prior two goals Bruce Andres two goals and Dale Harper three goals. Terry Hawryluk drew the only penalty.
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Roblin Pee Wees
Inglis
Roblin Boys
Roblin
Jack Prior
Bruce Andres
Dale Harper
Terry Hawryluk
Sixteen Rinks in Roblin Duck Mountain Bonspiel
The Duck Mountain Game and Fish Bonspiel on February 19 at the Roblin Curling Rink drew sixteen rinks. R. Wowk from Inglis won the main event by beating H. Edel’s team, while R. Cross led to first in the secondary event with a final over R. De La Mare, who finished second. A buffet at Mason ic Hall followed the semis and finals.
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Roblin
Masonic Hall
R. Wowk
Inglis
H. Edel
R. Cross
R. de la Mare
de la Mare
District Deputy Visits Royal Purple in Roblin Lodge Meeting
Royal Purple held a February meeting in Roblin Lodge No. 201 with District Deputy Supreme Honored Royal Lady Mildred Dobbin visiting. Wilene Dietrich presented a corsage and gift. a Carnival Queen Contest report noted Miss Heather Sorbo as sponsor candidate. The group plans a minor hockey tournament as a Centennial project and Roblin ladies accompanied Dobbin to Russell Lodge No. 152 for an OCP meeting and buffet before returning home.
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Royal Purple
Mildred Dobbin
Roblin
R.P
Wilene Dietrich
D.d.s.hla
Dobbin
D.C.R
D.D.S
L. Dobbin
Dauphin
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Hockey Stars of Tomorrow
Inter-Faith Service
Cockshutt
Peter Gaber
P. J. Gaber and Sons Ltd
Peggy
Peggy Barker
CKY Television
National Board of Directors
Canadian Ski Patrol System
Ron Williams
Norman Peterson
Gayle Peterson
Agnes Peterson
Hazel Mitchell
Mrs. G. Mitchell
Jersey
Henry Dalle
Diane Goodbun
Jack Goodbun
Jim Hilland
al Allanson
Minnedosa
Gordon McKay
Lynn Lake
Florence Ludwig
Eileen Traub
United College
Edith Traub
Steve Filewich
Regina
Wayne Wohlberg
Pat Filewich
Harold Boughton
Sam Lebedovich
San Clara
Masters Lindsay and
Murray Kines
Birtle
L. Kines
John Kines
J. A. Bennett
North Vancouver
B.C
Ernie Bennett
Bennett
Thompson, Assn
Thompson
Happy Lake
Boggy Creek
Laurette Oliver
A. Mailhot
Mr. A. Mailhot
Council News
Shell River
F. H. Wilson
Bield Centennial