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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 05, 1978
Page
1
The playground program at the Intermediate School opens evening activities. About 15 kids aged five to twelve have joined so far. A schedule of events, tennis plans, and a morning jog will be publicized. jogs move to Tuesday and Thursday at 7 30 a.m. Volunteers bring gear and plan clinics.
A billboard will advertise year round events on Main Street. A Disco Dancing Clinic in Roblin occurs Wednesday July 5 at 7 30 pm lasting two and a half hours with a Manitoba renowned instructor. Admission is 1.00. A Frisbee tournament is planned by the Recreation Department. Sign up sheets for mens slow pitch softball are planned for townspeople aged 40 and over to form a league if interest grows. Swimming registration deadline extended to July 12 with 2.00 transportation fee for two weeks.
The program featured two selections The Lord’s Prayer and You’ll Never Walk Alone. A highlight was awards for longtime bus drivers L Bangle presented William Yellowega a certificate for 15 years of service as he retires, and Nick Pitz received a silver tray for 44 years with Tummel Goose Lake and Intermountain.
Goose Lake High School held commencement exercises with many awards. Melvin Federiuk received the Chown Award for highest academic standing and a $125 prize. Joyce Eckert earned multiple Excellence Awards, and Brenda McArthur won the Saturn Award. Numerous students received various Achievement, Drama, Proficiency, and Goose Lake staff honors as part of the ceremony and banquet.
Auctioneer Otto Hart of Minitonas oversaw the event with trophies from Roblin Forest Products and Buy-Rite Meat Processors. Garth Jackson of Inglis won top Grand Champion honors, while Miles Glasman of Russell claimed Grand Champion reserves and other producers from Inglis Dropmore and Russell collected multiple placings.
Class 8 features best kept and decorated stalls with Inglis beef at $6.00 and Tummel beef at $4.00. Class 9 records 4-H Club Steers Champion at Park.
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