Fat Stock Show Highlights Roblin District 4-H Winners
Roblin and district 4-H clubs hosted their 10th annual Fat Stock Show at the arena on Thursday June 26 with participants from Roblin Assiniboine Russell Inglis and Tummel and Foxwarren. Winners include Randy Zimmer champion senior showman and Dianne Beattie best groomed junior showman with multiple club ribbons. Judges were Bob and Lois Gordon of Souris.
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Roblin
District 4- H
Assiniboine
Russell
Inglis
Tummel
Foxwarren
Randy Zimmer
Clark Beattie
Dianne Beattie
Barbara Digby
Hazel Doole
Donna Digby
Cheryl Digby
Garth Jackson
Gaylene Jackson
Carmen Jackson
Jamie Bezan
Warren Bezan
Lorne Frieze
Bob and
Lois Gordon
Souris
Jackie Pizzey
David Bit
Lori-Anne Luba
Leanne Qishewski
Marilyn Stewart
Roger Cochrane
Murray Edel
Hazel— Doole
Donna
Digby
Bruce Christopher
Jack Dunn
Richard Kieper
Brent Lungal
Theresa Kieper
Susan Shaw
Murray Shaw
Chris Dunn
Bryn Christopher
Dallas Dufrat
Gordon Mushumanski
Tom Kieper
Leanne Olshewski
Neil Dunn
Eight Charged At Limited Jurisdiction Court
Roblin court on June 26 led by Judge W. A. Fields and Michael Head fined several defendants. Michael Head imposed 260 dollars for unlawful driving with alcohol over .08. Lesley Henderson fined zero for driving without a valid license. Victor Carriere ordered to pay 434.50 restitution to the Department of Highways plus one year probation after destroying 88 traffic signs. Juvenile cases included fines for unlawful liquor possession 25 dollars and unlawful consumption 20 15 10 dollars, with one reprimand noted.
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Lesley Henderson
Victor Carriere
Department of Highways
Carriere
Juvenille
Man Injured as Roblin Mobile Home Burns
A San Jose man sustained severe burns when his Pace Arrow mobile home caught fire at Route 83 service in Roblin. He was taken to Roblin hospital and then to the Winnipeg burn center by ambulance. Baesler's passengers were not harmed and the mobile home suffered extensive damage.
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Roblin Hospital
Winnipeg Burn Centre
Baesler
San Jose
California
Pace Arrow
Route 83
Roblin
Erland Baesler
Town Council Faces Lagoon Project Costs and By-law Actions
Roblin council continues funding for the lagoon sewage treatment project with a $1818.08 bill from the town solicitor and related costs from January 1 1980 to June 23 1980. They approved a summer youth employment program grant of 7867.00 managed by Sharon Radwinski and started July 3 at the old fire hall. The council granted first reading to by law 1280 rezoning Parkway Co op lots for a fertilizer shed and discussed fire truck radio equipment costs of 2180.00 with bids expected from Motorola. They also pursued police liaison over sidewalk bicycle safety and received various departmental notices including tax levy validation and water charges owed by Chimo/B. Limited bankruptcy final dividend, and sports grant deadlines.
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Harvey Switzer
Sharon Radwinski
Lorne Boguski
Ron Landry
Boguski
Arthur Cockerill
Kay Black
RCMP
Charlie Brade
General Electric
Motorola
Department of Municipal Affairs
Dunwoody Limited
Court of Queens Bench
Chimo
Roblin
Council
Department of Labour
Goose Lake High grads hold formal commencement
Forty nine students graduated from Goose Lake High in a June 25 ceremony. The event featured a processional, choir, and drama club participation. Dale Yeo praised graduates for their contributions and noted many exceeded the 20 credits for matriculation. Ruth Borchardt spoke for the Student Council and honored outgoing staff and administrators.
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Goose Lake High
O Canada
Paul Borchardt
Dale Yeo
Yeo
Goose Lake High Choir
Ruth Borchardt
Borchardt
Dave Cooke
Dave Mack
Orest Vielkeski
Yvonne Kuttnick
Town Council Voices Pool and Arena Renovation Worries
Councillors urged action on pool heating failures and arena renovations after cold weather lowered water temperatures and potential code upgrades. They cited Winnipeg builders Pembina Construction and Kinsmen input, with inspectors adding costly fire and renovation requirements. A $3168 by law cost looms as councils seek shared funding, amid juvenile pellet gun incidents at the pool site and RCMP involvement.
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Recreation Commission
Betty Nykyforak
Ron Landry
Nykyforak and Landry
Council
Bob Smellie
Juvenilles
RCMP
Rainfall totals vary across Roblin area
Rain data from the Review office shows June readings with the Monday evening 2/5 inch, the June 27 and 28 period totaling 1 3/10 inches, and the Monday morning June 30 reading at 3/10 inch.
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Roblin
Review Office
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Roblin Review
Sandra Dudych
Kozmeniuk Link Hardware
Weiller and Williams Auction Mart
Royal Bank
Wil Sutton
D & R Meat Processors
Jeanne Griffin
W. A. Fields
Michael Head
Lagoon Roblin Review
Department of Fitness and Sport
Jeanine Landry
Goose Lake High Staff
Brian Elis
Ed Demkiw
Terrence Styba
Larry Hawrychuk
Lyndon Styba
Mitch Stolarchuk
Doug Cranwell
Grant Bangle
Leslie Ballard
James Cohan
Russell Myslichuk
Brian Ellis
Melvin Nemetchek
Ted Nykyforak
Rodney Waggoner
Peter Malashewski
Dale Buick
Orest Zielkoski
Murray Roe
Doug Tirschmann
Loreilie Propp
Lynn Propp
Gwenda Doering
Michelle Bailey
Gail de la Mare
Bernie Enright
Maxine Kozak
Sandra Holopina
Glen Andrusiak
Cindy Ziolkoski
Isabelle Panasiuk
Hope Cockerill
Hazel Sorochuk
Ruth Borcharat
Angela Czarnecki
Sandra Yellowega
Marilyn LaRocque
Tannis Shearer
Tracy Murray
Donna Kozmeniuk
Monica Truffyn
Heather Enright
Debbie Livingstone
Ivy McIntyre
Mary-Lou Kroll
Marilyn Hurdal
Shauna Danyluk
Wilma Dixon
Brenda Dietrich
Shirley Dube
Alex Bodnariuk
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