Deepdale Community Notices and Holiday Greetings
Mr. Charles McKenzie attended a sister in law's funeral in Winnipeg. Visitors from Snow Lake came to the Ray Fisher home. Mrs. C. McKenzie returned home after hospitalization. Mr. and Mrs. Ayer spent Christmas in Kenora Ontario. Pat Powell holidaying in Regina. Bill Taylor a patient in the local hospital. Jack Taylor visited from Biggar. January birthday wishes list for Deepdale readers includes Delwyn Ward Joe Ward Alma Berkner Lorene Ward Horace Ayer Jerry Stinson Emel Doering Neil Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Bridgeman
Fred
Tom
Snow Lake
Ray Fisher
C. McKenzie
Biggar
Sask
Lindsay Taylor
Delwyn Ward
Flinton
Joe Ward
Winnipeg
Alma Berkner
Westland
Lorene Ward
Robin
Horace Ayer
Dauphin
Jerry Stinson
Benito
Emel Doering
Edmonton
Neil Taylor
Deepdale
Break-In At Gourmet Pizza Leads to Arrest in Roblin
At about two a.m. on January 3 1977 Roblin Manitoba a break in damaged the back door of Gourmet Pizza on 2nd Avenue NW A small amount of cash was stolen RCMP reported Tuesday. Ronald Douglas Gelbrecht of Winnipeg was arrested Monday afternoon in Roblin in connection with the break in and charges were laid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2Nd Avenue N W
Roblin
Man
R.C. MP
Ronald Douglas Gelbrecht
Winipeg
Firefighters Respond to Dual Rural Blazes southeast of Roblin
Fire crews battled a trailer fire at Robert Ferguson’s farm 24 miles southeast of Roblin after an oil heater exploded injuring worker Vern Britton while his family escaped. The trailer was gutted and Brittons’ belongings were lost. insurance covered the trailer. A second blaze destroyed a San Clara garage, office, granary, and vehicles three miles from Roblin after a bitterly cold night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ferguson
Roblin
Mr. Ferguson
Vern
Arlene Britton
Timmy
Clayton
Ferguson
Britton
San Clara
C. Brade
G. Wagner
Edmond Carriere
Ths
Fie
Social Scene Holiday Guests Visit Roblin Friends
Local society notes list numerous guests visiting Roblin from Calgary Snow Lake Dauphin Winnipeg and Edmonton during Christmas week. Families include the Cockerills Titanich Prior Molberg Keast Martin Oliphant Davis Nicholson Sorochuk Sorbo Lachance and others sharing dinners and holiday visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Titamich
Winnipeg
Roblin
Barb Keast
U. of M
C. Keast
Marjorie Martin
Allan Martin
Harold McCallum
Rosemary
Dauphin
Harold ‘East
Daughers
Mary
Calgary
Sheila
U of M. Winnpeg
H. Oliphant
Ab Davis
Heaher
Donna Boyce
Lorne Nicholson
Walter Sorochuk
Victor Sorochuk
Christine Sorochuk
Edmonton
Rod Sorbo
Vince Lachance
Walter ‘Sorbo
Dogs Get New County Dog Control Officer in 1977
Keith Porath, 18, of Grandview is appointed dog control officer for Dauphin Gilbert Plains Grandview and Roblin. He starts January 3 and will work 40 hours weekly across four communities with a log of movements. He replaces Ken Gardner who resigned in October amid high expenses and pressure over a chained dog case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Porath
Grandview
Dauphin
Gilbert Plains
Roblin
Ken Gardner
Porauh
Porath
Christmas Visitors and Moves Around Bield Area Notice
Mrs Arthur Lovas reporter lists Christmas visits by Wasylenchuk, Ma honey families from Lynn Lake and Yorkton with Edmontons and Marshalls. Moves include Eric Olson into a new farm home. James Oliver in Scotland writes to Jessie Lovas with Scotland trip memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Wasylenchuk
Pat Mahoney
Lynn Lake
Gene Becker
Kelly
Yorkton
Mike Wasylenchuk
Edgar Nernberg
Edmonton
Ben Chase
Shop In Roblin promotion awards four cash prizes
The Roblin and District Chamber of Commerce wrapped up the Shop In Roblin promotion on Friday December 24 at Shamrock Television with four winners sharing 400 in prize money. Eli Bodnaruk won 200, Harry Proski 100, Wayne Dube 50, and Wendy Murray 50. Prizes are cash vouchers valid at 71 participating merchants until January 15 1977. Ed Yurkin presided as master of ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shopi
Roblin
Robin and District Chamber of Commerce
Shamrock Television
Fiist
Eli Bodnaruk
Brenda D.erich
Bodnaruk
Harry Proski
Darryl
Wayne Dube
Debbe Tkauchuk
Calder
Wendy Murray
Cheryl Danylko
Roblin and District
Ferris Couple Mark Golden Anniversary At Dropmore Hall
Mr and Mrs G Ferris celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a family dinner and Come and Go Tea at Dropmore Hall. They married in Shellmouth Manitoba on December 28 1926. Two children Howard of Dropmore and Alyce of Brandon attended along with 45 relatives. Harold Moster toasted and recalled earlier years. Messages from national and provincial leaders were read. pins with Manitoba crest were presented. Attendees came from Swift Current Langenburg Winnipeg Brandon and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Ferris
Dropmore Hall
Shellmouth
Manitoba
Howard
Dropmore
Alyce
Brandon
Harold Moster
Kent Johnston
Harold
Canada
M.P. Gordon Ritch’e
M.L.A
Wally McKenzie
Televisions for Hospital Patients and Facility Updates
The fiancé committee approved operating accounts of 24719.41 and construction 3209.69. Three televisions were purchased for patient use. two will be used for patient rental and one in the patient lounge. Dr. Ford assisted with procedures including 12 major surgeries. The 1976 annual meeting will follow last year's format in late January. Personal Care home construction should open early February 1977. Manitoba Health Organizations will conduct trustee orientation in Winnipeg January 19, 1977.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wsed
Ford
Grandview
Exner
C.M.H.C
Manitoba Health Organizations Incorporated
Winnipeg
Grain bin heat risks from fungi and bacteria warned
Prof H A H Wallace of the University of Manitoba warns farmers to inspect grain bins for signs of heating. He explains fungi and bacteria cause spoilage, sprouting, and heat buildup, stressing early detection, aeration, and drying to prevent loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.A.H. Wallace
Department of Agricultural Engineering
University of Manitoba
Prof. Wallace
Prof
Wallace
Real Caouette mourned. Olympic Park committee rejected
Obituary notes the loss of Real Caouette at 59 and recalls his team leadership. Montreal Mayor Drapeau is dismissed as unacceptable for a government Olympic Park committee role. Quotables lampoon cultural topics and oddball athlete alibis populate the column with satirical notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Drapeau
le Bon
Jean
Levesque
Quebec
Eugene Forsey
Willie
Confucius
Vince Leah
Bernie Ruoff
Edmontion Eskimos
Holiday Visits and Curling Team Named in Roblin Area
The Roblin area saw numerous Christmas and Boxing Day visits among families from Roblin, Winnipeg, Canora, Saskatoon, and other towns. Notable items include the Roblin Ladies' Curling Club rink qualifying for district playdowns at Swan River on January 16 and 17, with players Janice Boyachek Ellen Robertson Donna Wiakler and Barb Latimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Boyachek
Ellen Robert
Donna Wiakler
Barb Latimer
Roblin Ladies’ Curling Club
Swan River
Ed. Yurkin
W. Gurski
Canora
Julia
Saskaton
New Years
Gene McKay
Peter Matsyk
Marjorie Masyk
Jeanette Rondeau
Daugh‘er
Peter
Sharon Ma'syk
Bob
Lorrie
Winnipeg
Evelyn Safronetz
Saskatoon
Paren
Mrs. San Safrone'z
Zimmer Baby Amber Dawn Born December 20 1976
Dan and Eleanor Zimmer announce the birth of their daughter Amber Dawn on December 20, 1976. She weighed 7 pounds 14 ounces at birth. Proud grandparents are William and Anne Nowosad and Ruth Zimmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
Eleanor Zimmer
Amber Dawn
Anne Nowosad
Herman
Ruth Zimmer
Happy. Lake and San Clara Mortemore-Reporter
Infant Eric Niel, son of Alvin and Geraldine Laviol, arrives at Swan River Hospital on Tuesday December 28. Fire destroys Edmond Carrere's San Clara garage causing financial and customer losses. Holiday visits touched most families in our district as we wish everyone a pleasant trip home and hope you return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Niel
Alvin
Geraldine Laviolelite
Swan River Hospital
Edmond Carrere
San Clara
D’striot
Intermountain Negotiations Open Between District and Teachers
Representatives of the Intermountain School Division and the Intermountain Division Association of Teachers met on December 20 1976 to begin negotiations for 1977. Teacher proposals included changes to working conditions and a salary increase. Board representatives will present proposals at the next meeting in mid January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermountain School Division
Intermountain Division Association of Teachers
Hillsburg Council Adopts Three By-laws in December Meeting
The Hillsburg R. M. council met December 10 1976 with Reeve John Perchaluk Jr and councillors Waler Syba Dennis Chase Alec Mohr and Ernest Shymko present. By laws 526 527 and 528 were approved or requested approvals and 1976 indemnities were paid to the five members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. of
Hillsburg
John Perchaluk Jr
Waler Syba
Dennis Chase
Alec E. Mohr
Ernest Shymko
Parkland Regional Development Inc
John Perchaluk, Jr
Walter Stvba
Tenn’s Chase
Alec E
Mohr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles McKenzie
Int Law
Fred McKenzie
Nelson
Simone Cockerill
Jim
Alma Boliziuk
Derilee
John Titanich
Terri
Nora Lovatt
Alvina Cockerill
Bil Cockerill
Keith
Vina Cockerill
Hs-It
Churchbridge
John
Nell Prior
Isabel Titanich
Isabel
Bonnie Cockerill
Cara Prior
Cheryle Molberg
W. Molberg
Thompson
Bruce Molberg
Gardner
Bield
Arthur Lovas
Mrs. G. Ferris
Swift Current
Langenburg
MacGregor
Russell
Inglis
T.V
Baumung
Boguski
Chewka
Reegie
Real Caouette
USA
Ray Molberg
Dean
Flin Flon
Norman Skwarn
Kathy Keast
Boissevain
D’arcy Keast
Gordon Keast
Anne Styba
Toronto
Linda Styba
Wiinipeg
Emma Rothstein
Pat Enright
Linthaw, Sask
John Cherneski
Mike Cherneski
Ed Cherneski
Lloyd
Charlote
Lyle Carnochan
Don Carnochan
Happy. Lake, Boggy Creek
San Clara J
Intermountain Negotiations
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