Wedding Ceremony Details at Carman Farm Incoming Bride Attire
The bride wore a Moor length cream sheath with Venice lace and a detachable train, a double nylon veil, and a bouquet of cream and white roses. Attendants wore floor length gale yellow gowns. groom’s party included Ray Moutcher and Alvin Janze. After the wedding trip to the southern states, the couple will reside on their Carman farm with guests from multiple towns.
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Vénice
George Addis
Linda
Anne Murchison
Joyce Rice
Ray Moutcher
Alvin
Janze
Carman
Soha
Poklitar
Bob Belcher
Brije
Daer
Cppy
Carmian
Winnipeg
Bowsman
Carberry
Thorepson
Birch
River
Glenatla
Hatssevain
Yorkton
Ing
Peggy's Pointers and Fair Day at Major Pratt Collegiate
A busy Major Pratt Collegiate day included judging at 10:30 and a 1:00 parade. Bilverton Nitty Needles won the champion parade award while Roblin Happy Homemakers were reserve champions. Junior demonstrations saw Arlene and Keren Dura crowned champions for Spotlight on Hands. Marjorie MacKay and Leila Rice were reserve champions with Veer and Wear. Senior demonstrations had all teams win red ribbons. Loretta Abbott and Faye Digby of Assiniboine Sonnettes took champion for A Pie Eyed View, with reserve at Dauphin for Winnipeg finals. Patsy Turnbull and Carolyn Gilmour were crowned Foods Queen and Handicrafts Queen. The day closed with golf watch awards from T. Eaton Co. to Brenda Smair for outstanding Home Ec membership and Wes Peters for Agricultural Clubs.
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4Drera
Pratt
Els
Bilverton Nitty
Roblin Happy Homemakers
Citinpion
Teanm
Arlene
Keren Dura
Assiniboine
Sonnettes
Marjorie MacKay
Leila
Rice
Binscarth HomeSttes
Brandon Fair
Winnipeg
Loretta Abbart
Faye’ Digby
Assiniboine Sonnettes
Itis
Dauphin
Judy Baker
Sharon Grey
Binscarth
Russell
Patsy Turnbull
Binsearth
Ss Foods
Carolyn Gilmour
Foxwatten
Pat Billingsley
T. Eaton Co
Brenda Smair
Morris Deveson
Wesley Peters
Horticultural Show Teases Miniature Train Feature
July meeting of the Horticultural Society held as a picnic at Asessippi Beach attracted good attendance. Arrangements for the Annual Horticultural Show were discussed, with plans for a miniature train on August 25th. Next meeting set for August 14th at the Lairds. transportation meeting point listed. prize lists available via Mrs. Charlie Kelly.
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The
Horticultural Society
Asessippi Beach
George Laird
Charlie Kelly
Roblin
Man
Roblin Girls Fastball Team Dominates July Tournaments
The Roblin Girls Fastball Team led by coach Earl Ward won multiple games in July tournaments. They defeated Pleasant Valley 5 to 2, claimed a 42 to 1 finals win, and achieved a 26 to 18 victory against Grendview in the San Chiru Lastbval event, securing first prize in the single game.
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Roblin
Grandview
Roblin Girls
Pleasant Valley
Tihis
Temarisk
Violet Case
Dishe Pitz
Andra Werd
Carmele Carriere
Sherley Poyser
Beverly Haberwonk
Delores Haber
San Clara Ladies
B C 4 H member visits Roblin high
A B C 4 H exchange student from Sidney British Columbia spent a period in Roblin visiting the Watsons and joining the Roblin Band as a tuba player for a festive engagement. He has long been a member of the Saanich Calf Club and enjoyed meeting new people and seeing several towns during his trip.
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Doug Has Reimer
Sidney
B.C
Robin Watson
Inter Provincia
Doug
Saanich
Watson'’s
Roblin
Danefin
Russell
Yorkton
Wind-Up Party Held by Cromarty 4-H Clob
Cromarty 4-H staged a wind up party that concluded with a noon lift barbecue. The event featured a community gathering and a midday barbecue to close the activities.
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Cromarty 4-H
Centennial Caravan attracts 5489 visitors on Fair Day Rotlin
Neal oe The reports the Centennial Caravan drew 5 489 people to Rotlin during Fair Day. The piece lists numerous visitors and relatives staying with or visiting Roblin and area families including Puritch O Leary weddings and Pan Am Games events in Winnipeg. Names such as Harold Dillin Agnes Peterson Gordon Jory and Linda Puritch appear among many hometown family visits and travel connections across Manitoba Ontario and B C.
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Rotlin
Don, Sewyer
BA. Is
Harold Dillin
Wan. Johnstone
Regina Espe
Bachoyan
Dancy Whyte
Ryers
Ernie Bennett
John Watson
Twyla
Flin
Flon
Leonard Watson
Norman Peterson
Winnipeg
Agnes Peterson
Ken. Cammidge
Boskletoon
Arnold Andres
Stewart Reid
Regina
Chris” Bork
Jean Martin
Manitoba
Harry Misfeldt
Longview
Wash
John Puriteh
Tom Taylor
Linda Puritch
John Puritch
Puritch-O'Leary
Ralph
Gordon Jory
W. J. Roblin
Cookaville
Ont
Debbie Ellis
Hesplen
R. Freeland
Norman Chick
Sarnia
Ontario
Chick
Roblin
Gordon Puriteh
Irene O'Leary
Bill Michaluk
F. A. Newton
Spencer
Helen Newton
Nick Parites
Genry Chick
Jim Bowen
Wendy
Scotland
E. Shomko
Jim
Nora Cross
Dauphin Hospitel
Prize Winners at Anniversary Sale and Drive-In News
Winners announced for grand door prizes on Saturday July 15. Radio winner Mrs Albert Kozak and Miss Sheila Andres win camera flash sets. Deak set goes to Mrs Stella Stelter. Mitchells Drug Store thanks customers for attending and promoting the Anniversary Sale. Mr and Mrs Herb Sanders now operate Rowe 83 Drive-In with Bob Coleman as cook offering home baked pies and full meals.
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Albert Kozak
Sheila Andres
Stella Stelter
Mitchells
Mitchell's
Herb Sanders
Bob Coleman
Special Levy Sought For Intermountain School Division 36
The Intermountain School Division 36 plans a 93,000 special levy for 1967 to cover estimated expenditures of 1,477,585.00 and revenues. The levy allocates about 97,000 for Foundation Program, 20,000 to build two new division offices, and 16,000 to create an operational reserve during construction of new elementary schools.
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Intermountain School Division
ross-Town Motors
Roblin
GMC
Jokelson Farm Equipment
IHC
Atk Davis
Gilbert Plains
Aber & Sons
Roblin Collegiates
Mike Nyksoruk
Dauphin
Man
A. Bach
Deepdale
Recreational Report Highlights Week of Sunny Swimming Lessons
The report praises a week of 90 degree weather for the first full week of swimming lessons. 104 registrations, with the program thriving due to all-day beach access. Parents underestimating kids’ endurance are noted, and a two month stay in Roblin strengthens ties with the children. A July 22 car wash at the Gordon Hotel raised 35 dollars, aided by donations and parking lot support.
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Ann
Roblin
Winnipeg
Gordon Hotel
Annual Crocus Inter-Club Golf Tourney Held At Dauphin
The Dauphin Ladies Golf Club hosted the first Crocus Inter-Club Golf Tourney on Sunday 23 at Dauphin. Four teams from Swan River Rose City and Roblin competed with Swan River placing first, Russell second, Roblin third. CEDM Radio donated a trophy presented by Dauphin Mayor Hugh Dunlop. A supper followed with a social and meeting at Gosulak cottage.
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Crocus
Dauphin Ladies
Lub
Inter Lad
Swan
River
Rose
Dauphin
Roblin
CEDM
Hugh Dunlop
Swan River
Russell
Ser
Gosulak Cottage
Beelds
Helen Zygmunt Honored At Miscellaneous Shower
A miscellaneous shower was held Friday afternoon July 21 at the home of the honored guest Helen Zygmunt. Rose corsages were pinned on the bride and her mother. Games were played and Terry and Tammie Christopher of Winnipeg pulled in a wagon decorated with Co op lumber supplies. Helen thanked the ladies and a delicious lunch concluded the event.
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Helen Zygmunt
Terry
Tammie Christopher
Winnipeg
Swith Co-op
Helen
Irene D. McArthur obituary in Roblin Manitoba notice
Funeral services for Irene D. McArthur wife of Gordon McArthur were held at Roblin Knox United Church on July 24 1967. She died at 39 and is survived by her husband two daughters Gwen and Brenda her parents Carl and Charlotte Lovas two brothers Arthur and Arnold and six sisters with extended Roblin connections. Irene born December 31 1927 at Beild Manitoba taught in local schools before illness forced retirement in 1957 and the family later moved to Roblin Ontario area years.
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Irene D. McArthur
Gordon McArthur
Roblin
Manitoba
Roblin Knox United Church
Alvin Kines
Roblin Memorial Chapel
Roblin District
Eighbourers
Grant Buick
Ralp Harlow
Eugene Bramwell
Keith Alexander
Alf Williams
Hugh Kines
Irene Lovas
Bield
Winnipeg
Inglis
Rochedale
Turomel
Irene
Ner
Gordon
Gwen
Brenda
Qarlot Lovas
Arthur Lovas
Arnold Lovas
Fabien
Emily) Dube
Bernice Lovas
Philip
Verna) Ostrowski
Dan
Lillian) Kuimchuk
Mirs
John
Helen) Cheson
Edsmonton
Alberta
Lorner
Mtyrtle
Poyser
Sudwich
Ont
Roblin Band Announces Busy Summer Parade Schedule
The Roblin Band and Majorettes list a string of summer engagements starting with Agassippi Beach on June 18 and ending with Swan River Rodeo Parade on July 30. They acknowledge Roblin merchants for support and note conflicts limited some requests.
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Roblin
Swan River
Roblin, Co-op
Hoblin Trading
Mitchell's Drug Store
Roblin Forest Products’ Ltd
Agessippi Beach
Kamsack
Jack Fish
Uske
Foxwarren
Brandon Provin
Centennial Josteven
Dauphin Travellers
Yorkton
Yorkton Travellers
Russell Fair Partne
Dr. Walker
Bistle
Tixey
Mitchells Drug Store
Mike Melnick Killed by Hit and Run Driver
Mike Melnick, 66, of Shellmonts Manitoba, was killed in a hit and run. The incident occurred on the highway as he was walking, with authorities seeking clues to identify the vehicle and the driver involved.
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Mike Melnick
Highway
Shellmonts
Manitoba
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