Ottawa report on Crow’s Nest petition drive in Dauphin
Laverne Lewycky M. P. tables petitions with 1312 signatures from Dauphin area in the House of Commons on June 23 1982 urging retention of the Crow rate. Over 12000 names challenge Transport Minister Pepin to hold producer plebiscite and public hearings while vocally criticizing VIA Rail cuts and demand for public mandate.
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Dauphin
House of Commons
Transport
Jean-Luc Pepin
Crow
Pepin
New Democratic Party
Farm Safety Week Tips Warn About Ladder Dangers
The Canada Safety Council urges farm workers to choose proper ladders and inspect them before use. Use non conductors near wires, read labels, avoid stormy days, and do not climb if ill or medicated.
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Canada Safety Council
Ladder Safety Rules Remind Careful Climbing
Practical cautions urge steady movement and no leaning beyond balance. Keep feet on rungs, avoid overreaching, and never leave an extended ladder unattended where children could climb. Ensure space under ladder to prevent dropped objects or injuries.
Sunset awards honor top students with academic prizes
The Saturn Hotel Award went to Kevin Craig for the highest average in five 300 level courses. Chown Award funded a $500 Entrance Scholarship to the University of Manitoba for an 80 percent average in five best third‑year credits, given to Brian Markosky who had 86.3 in Grade 12 and 89.8 in five best subjects. Darren Yakimishyn received the Peter Yellowega Memorial Award as Goose Lake High’s top Track and Field athlete. Goose Lake High Peak averages recognized three‑year high performers, with Kevin Craig earning the High Average Award for the senior program at 84.3 percent.
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Saturn Hotel
Mark Bernard
Kevin Craig
University of Manitoba
U of M
H. Kirychuk
Brian Markosky
Peter Yellowega
Goose Lake High
Darren Yakimishyn
R. Faith
Darren
G.L.H
Goose Lake
Ed Demkin
Intermountain School Board
Kevin
Kathy Tucker
Goose Lake High Announces 1982 Graduation Award Winners
Goose Lake High honors its 1982 graduates with several awards. Kathy Knight earns the Average Award for the Business Education Program with 77.85 percent, while Donna Kirychuk receives the Proficiency Award from the School Board. Robert Yeo is named Athlete of the Year by Jim McMillan. Linda Trach wins the University of Winnipeg Entrance Scholarship with 81 percent. Drama honors go to Trach as Drama Award winner, with gratitude expressed to all Drama Club members. Principal Greig Fowler, stepping down, commends staff, parents, and students and congratulates the graduates.
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Kathy
Spirit of
Goose Lake High
Ed Demkin
Donna Kirychuk
Robert Yeo
Jim McMillan
McMillan
Robert
G.L.H
University of Winnipeg
Linda Trach
Don Boguski
Linda
Or. Friesen
Goose Lake High Drama Club
Friesen
Drama Club
Greig Fowler
Fowler
Demkin
Falklands
Roblin Horticultural Society
George Giles
Allison Shearer
the Holy Redeemer Parish Hall
Emil Boychuk
Grace
John Stolarchuk
Kathy Rice
Rachel Borchardt
Commencement Exercises at Gilbert Plains School 1982
Graduates receive the Key to the Undergraduates from Brenda Grundy as David Todorovich accepts it. Principal Walter Morris delivers a motivational speech about sunrise after sunset and persevering through future challenges. Ruth Borchardt performs a piano solo, Valedictorian Murray Edel offers remarks on extracurricular decline, and the evening includes banquets, toasts, and a class dance.
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Brenda Grundy
David Todorovich
Grads
Walter Morris
Gilbert Plains School
Ruth Borchardt
Rachel
Murray Edel
Valadictorian
Students Create Hire-A-Student Week Highlight
Manageress Sally Case says the event offers a look at student work and aims to secure job orders. She told the Roblin Review that two local groups are likely to hire students soon, making the week worthwhile.
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Sally Case
Births Curtis Steven Myslichuk and Breanne Dawn Becker
Ted and Barbara Myslichuk of Roblin announce Curtis Steven born Sunday May 30 Yorkton Union Hospital weight 7 lbs 9% oz length 20% inches. Louise and Dean Becker announce Breanne Dawn born June 27 1982 Russell District Hospital weight 7 lbs 2114 inches length. Grandparents listed.
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Ted
Barbara Myslichuk
Roblin
Curtis Steven
Yorkton Union
Conrad
Amanda
Mary Myslichuk
Arthur
Annie Paul
San Clara
Louise
Dean Becker
Breanne Dawn
Russell & District Hospital
Edwin and
Ella Becker
Calder, Sask
Wasyl Domsky
Yorkton
Sask
Quebecer Worker Voices Nation Question in Canada
A Quebecer employed by the federal government says Quebec is a nation and questions why loyal Canadians cannot secure work, prompting discussion on national identity and employment. The statement highlights tensions over regional sovereignty and federal hiring practices.
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Canada
Quebec
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M. D. Oliphant
Manitoba Community Newspapers Association
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Verififo
U.S.A
Ottawa Report
Prairie New Democratic
Royal Bank of Canada
Leo the Lion
Dan Friesen
Reggie
George Leflar
D.S.T
Husenetter Auction
Lyle Husenetter
Walter Leflar
Russell
Sid
Renew Your Roblin
U.S.A & Foreign
P.O
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