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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 03, 1969
Page
1
Manitoba voters deliver a provincial election result as the New Democratic Party gains ground. Ed Schrever leads a decisive shift, picking up several rural seats from the Progressive Conservatives and Liberals. The reshaped legislature sees the NDP close to forming a minority government with implications for provincial policy.
Glen McKenzie Suamir reports office setup at the new intermediate school and announces a child summer program. Swimming registrations run to July 26 at the intermediate school or by phone, with sessions Monday to Friday and Saturday arts and crafts at Memorial Hall. A minor baseball doubleheader results Roblin 14 and under beating Inalis 3 games 1 3. a return in Asessippi. A torchlight dance Friday night at Memorial Teorey Park with Sleep Walkers headlining. Senior league scores list Marine 4 Letering 3 Legion 1 Hydro Region 9 5 Marine 2 Marine 6 Legion 4.
The Makaroff WI met June 12 at Mrs Elliott’s home with 9 members and 3 visitors. Roll call used 25 cent surprise packages. Sunshine for April and May listed treats, a curd, flowers, and thank-you cards. A donation to the Skinner memorial fund was made.
A surprise shower honored Miss Isabel Hunter Tuesday evening June 24 at Mrs. J Wardle's home. Donna Kozmeniuk and Master Brian Bach in hockey uniforms presented the gift. A lunch was served, and Isabel thanked the hostess and co hosts for the thoughtful gifts and evening.
Wally McKenzie of the Progressive Conservative Party holds the Roblin seat by a 96 vote margin over NDP rival Mike Kawchuk. McKenzie totals 2509 votes to Kawchuk 2413, while Liberal J R Mitchell trails with 503 votes and loses his deposit.
The Roblin Women’s Institute June meeting at the Collegiate featured a gourment cooking demonstration by Miss Donna Fisher with assistance from Carol Chalan chuk. She prepared Sauted Veal Chops Flamingo with Spaghetti Garnish and Chinese Ginger Pork Balls.
The Roblin Gun Club hosts a high shoot moved up for the Fish Association meeting. Windy conditions reduced participation but top scores by Joovier 25 and W Bouvier 22 highlighted a day of fine shooting despite gusts. Others like Brent Lees 22 and 21 and Al Allanson 21 also performed well.
Social notes show visits and gatherings across Roblin and district with guests from Yorkton Melville Arran and Winnipeg A large colf tournament at Gilbert Plains crowned Gordon with second prize and Mike third in the second sheet. A Royalite TV appearance brought Mrs G E Mitchell a camping prize and a camper trailer.
Dr. Marvin Harland, a Glasgow University graduate, visited Roblin to arrange a new dental practice. He has practiced in Winnipeg for four months and hopes to start by July 14, with appointments at the Roblin Medical Clinic.
After the vote the plentiful posters stickers and signs remain cluttering towns and countryside. Campaign committees should remove them to prevent litter and restore order rather than leaving debris to the wind.
In Roblin on June 29 the Roblin Tummel and Makaroff congregations presented farewell gifts to Rev R P Hamlin and his wife after Sunday service at Knox United Church. A painting by Jessie Kelso and monetary gifts were given along with other items from the church groups. The Hamlins plan to move to Winnipeg where he will serve as counsellor at Home Street United Church.
The M and J Beauty Salon officially opened to the public on Thursday June 26 next to Paul’s Barber Shop on Main Street Roblin. Door prizes included a permanent waving set won by Mrs M Hojnocki of Beild, a shampoo and set won by Mrs Joe Tiskinski of Shortdale, and a haircut won by Mrs Mike Stasiuk of Roblin. Attendees received shampoo and a sleep cap. coffee and homemade cookies were served. Best wishes go to proprietor Mrs Mary Kopelchuk for success.
A public hearing on the new schedule of rates for sewer and water in Roblin was held at Memorial Hall on Thursday June 26. At press time no official results have been released.
At the June 3 meeting Roblin Chapter 42 O E S hosted Worthy Grand Matron Mrs. Alice Andrew and Worthy Grand Patron Mr. John Brown of Manitoba O E S along with Associate Grand Conductress Mrs. Mona Cross and Associate Grand Patron Mr. Bob Beggs. They were joined by Winnipeg Chapters St Johns Jubilee Queen Winnipeg Rainbow Electa and guests from Minnedosa Dauphin Russell Birtle and Ladner B C. A pot luck supper preceded the meeting in the Masonic Hall basement. On June 22 members attended Knox United Church service and held a memorial service in the Masonic Hall followed by placing grave markers at Roblin and Makaroff cemeteries.
In a stunning election reversal Stewart E. McLean loses his Dauphin seat after 11 years to NDP challenger Peter Burtniak. Gil Molgat is re elected in Ste. Rose du Lac as Liberal MLA, with James Bilton in Swan River and Harry Graham in Birtle-Russell holding PC seats.
Between May and September more Canadian families enjoy backyard barbecues with parents guiding prep and kids helping. Marinating tenderizes meat, fat trimming reduces flare ups, and foil pans plus gravel aid heat and cleanup. Choose tender meats and align kabob cooking times for a simple fun menu.
Parkland officials urge public help as the Manpower Survey concludes. General Manager Ron Kinney emphasizes citizen cooperation to answer a confidential questionnaire on occupations education and family activities, promising brief, courteous interviews and quick, accurate responses.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Filewich announce the engagement of daughter Patricia Darlene to Ross Hugene Innes youngest son of Mr and Mrs Bill Innes of Regina. The wedding is set for Knox United Church Roblin Manitoba Saturday July 12 at 3 00 pm.
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