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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 13, 1982
Page
4
In Roblin the first fitness class of 1982 runs Thursday January 14 from 1 to 3 pm at the arena. Manitoba Games hosted by Roblin will include badminton, basketball, volleyball, oldtimer hockey, broomball, ringette, cross country skiing and junior curling with district competitions.
The 1982 winter season invites participation with broad options for enjoyment. Communities promote outdoor activities, cultural events, and family programs to maximize pleasures during the season.
The Roblin Northstars lost 6-3 to Saltcoats and 6-4 to the Kamsack Flyers in a pair of tightly contested games. Barry McKay led scoring with assists from Tom Messinbird and others, while newcomer Alvin Yeroschuk contributed a goal and an assist in the second game. A Pee Wee under 12 tournament runs Jan 22–24 featuring nine teams from Yorkton, Swan River, Dauphin, and more, with games Friday through Sunday and finals in A, B, and C divisions.
The cold weather paused several games but three were played. Roblin beat Saltcoats 13 to 6 in Bantams, Roblin and Langenburg tied 7 to 7 in Midgets, and an Exhibition Pee Wee bout San Clara Togo won 12 to 3.
Gladys Maguire of Kamsack and Alice Murray of Grand Narrows spent New Year’s with sisters. Floyd Wilson of Charlottetown visited his parents. Everett Wilson Lorne Bangle and Don Lenderbeck attend a Department of Agriculture welding course in Roblin. Mrs. Alice Murray visited Kam s ack and her daughter and son-in law Roy Falkiner. Ben and Carl Radford visited Orville Wilson. Egg yolks keep for two to three days covered and refrigerated.
The article blends hair coloring advice from Rene Vincent of the Allied Beauty Association with a note on flower clocks and a detailed allocation of funds for winter sports in the Parkland Region. It lists grants for Alpine Skiing, Figure Skating, Badminton, Hockey, Basketball, Ringette, Curling and more, plus contact details for sport promotion efforts.
The Parkland Sport Council with the Department of Fitness Recreation and Sport allocated 17500 in sport development lottery funds to regional sports associations for development programs and activities.
Parkland Sport Council led by President Coots Riehl of Dauphin has received 4500 from the Department of Sport to support host communities for regional finals of nine Manitoba Winter Games sports. Lottery funds cover facility rental referees and participants meals for badminton basketball broomball cross country skiing curling old timer's hockey ringette volleyball and track and field. For questions contact the Department of Fitness.
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