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Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 06, 1979

Page

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Vandals strike Lutheran Church Camp near Roblin

The Lutheran Church Camp at Jack Fish Lake, northeast of Roblin, was damaged by vandals who broke windows and locks and stole dining hall dishes and kitchen equipment. Rev. Paul Borchardt and the congregation discovered the damage during a spring clean up.

Jack Fish Lake Roblin Paul Borchardt

Camp effort faces vandalism and community tension

Rev Borchardt and Lutheran Church members describe tireless work on a camp for youth and church activities. They report landscaping damage from a public that misunderstands their mission and urge vandals to change and act as constructive citizens.

Jolliffe Family Attends Regina Funeral In Centennial Weekend

Mrs M Jolliffe hosted relatives from Winnipeg Portage la Prairie and Regina for the funeral of Edna Grundy. Other members of the Weeres family attended University of Manitoba events on May 24 1979 and June 2 1979 marking Kevin Lloyd Weeres Bachelor of Science and Brenda Weeres Medical Radiological Technology graduation. Brenda plans further study at Brandon University.

Alan Grundy Lloyd Collins Winnipeg Albert Collins Portage la Prairie Lloyd Weeres Arlene University of Manitoba Kevin Lloyd Weeres Kevin Great West Life Assurance Co. Ltd Brenda Weeres Brenda Brandon University Brandon Man

Recreation Notes by Cam Keast

Community recreation plans include gym use at the Intermediate school for 16 and over on Mondays and under 16 on Wednesdays. Activities listed include basketball volleyball floor hockey and badminton plus future additions. A bicycle safety clinic is being organized with the RCMP and Manitoba Cycling Association with no date yet. Roblin may host a rhythmic gymnastics clinic in late June or early July if there is sufficient interest. The Manitoba Arts Committee offers a Neepawa festival July 8-21 featuring drawing painting pottery and music. For information contact Cam Keast at 937-2442.

The Recreation Commission Minton R.C.M.P Manitoba Cycling Association Roblin Manitoba Arts Committee Neepawa

Organist and Choir Members Honoured at Knox Church Party

Knox United Church Choir held a coffee party to honor retiring organist Betty Keast and longtime member K R McBain. Hugh Kines presented Keast a crystal fruit bowl and McBain a crocus cup and saucer. The evening ended with a light lunch.

Knox United Church Choir Betty Keast K. R. McBain Hugh Kines McBain

Engagements of Brenda May Symbolists and Mary Elizabeth Tetzloff

Mr and Mrs William Symbolists of Grand View announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Brenda May to Brian Kenneth son of Mr and Mrs Al Hall of Shaunavon Sask The wedding is set for 2 p m June 23 at the Free Pentecost Church Yorkton Sask Mr and Mrs Harold Keast of Roblin announce the engagement of their elder daughter Mary Elizabeth to Dennis Wayne youngest son of Mr and Mrs Emmanuel Tetzloff of Calgary Alberta The wedding will occur July 7 1979 at Scarborough United Church Calgary Alberta

Symbolists Grandview Brenda May Brian Kenneth al Hall Shaunavon, Sask Free Pentecost Yorkton Sask Harold Keast Roblin Mary Elizabeth Dennis Wayne Emmanual Tetzloff Calgary Alberta Scarborough United Church

Merridale 4-Hers Rally at Russell Event

The Merridale 4-H Club spent June 2 at the Russell 4-H Rally earning multiple awards. Awards went to the Inglis Happy Stitchers for parade participation with club recognition. Barry Ludwig placed third in boys events, Helen Kapetz third in girls, and Donna Lowe fourth in her division.

Merridale Inglis Happy Stitchers Barry Ludwig Helen Kapetz Donna Lowe

4-H Rally Highlights Club Awards and Winners

Greg Ludwig won the Smokey Bear Sash in Conservation and Survival Project Event. Donna Lowe led Garden and Seed Project Event with The Green Thumb Sash. Melainie Ludwig earned a blue ribbon in Junior Centerpiece Competition. Merridale Club took awards for Promotional Displays Campfires Conservation-Pottery and Houseplants. Roblin to host next year’s 4-H Rally with participants hopeful for a large turnout.

Greg Ludwig Nick Kapetz Jim Proskie Barry Ludwig Donna Lowe Orrin Andrews Shannon Ludwig Wesley Ludwig Helen Kapetz Melainie Ludwig Merridale Club Roblin

Roblin Summer Guests From Sanders and Canada Tour

Clael hte Mr and Mrs Ted Sanders arrived in Roblin on May 22 to spend the summer. They spent winter in Naples Florida and in February toured Australia and New Zealand observing wheat harvest. Mr and Mrs Alex Goodman returned from a Ford of Canada tour of Tokyo Hong Kong Bangkok noting busy itineraries and dense farming areas.

Ted Sanders Roblin Naples Florida Australia New Zealand Alex Goodman Orient Ford Motor of Canada Tokyo Japan Hong Kong China Bangkok Thailand Alex

Golf Fees And Club Meeting At Local Club

Continuation of article lists green fee structure for members and non members with season memberships for family, men, ladies and students. Daily green fees are three dollars with a two ball foursome event on Sunday June 10 costing five dollars per couple or three dollars per single. A barbecue follows the tournament and a Friday 8 o'clock ladies meeting at the clubhouse will decide on savings account funds and the club's future.

Smith St Corneas Ave Winnipeg Canada United States

Amnesty official voices on capital punishment and global deterrence

Clayton Yeo cites Amnesty International critique of Florida's execution as a backward step and argues global publicity pressures governments to avoid prison abuses. He notes AI's 65 country presence and 200000 members as context for international action. He attended an AI conference in Winnipeg while pursuing a doctorate in economics.

Idi Amin Uganda Yeo Florida United States Amnesty International A.I Winnipeg England

Ostrowski Ostrowski Boys discus and pole vault notes

The article lists Ostrowski and Kirk Agar of Goose Lake High in a track summary. Agar missed the B Meet but remains eligible for the A Meet after posting strong pole vaults. The B Meet winner cleared 9 ft 6 in as Ostrowski and others from Roblin are noted with injuries and placements. CBC Channel 8 schedules the Provincial A Meet for 11:00 a.m. Saturday June 9.

Kirk Agar Goose Lake High Kirk CBC Television Channel 8 Roblin Isabelle Panasiuk Glen Tymchuk

Pool Progress Highlights and Meet Results Summary

The report notes a triple jump of 11.86 meters and Grant Bangle placing fifth in the 400 meters with 63.7 seconds and ninth in the 200 meters with 25.2 seconds. It lists participants including Metro Koz meniuk Ed Barnett Fred Embryk Harvey Simpson Don Cross Lee Waters John Angus and Teachers Five. The text credits Wilf Bouvier Dave Pitts Super Plumbing and Heating and records a $1000 prize awarded to C McDonald and Brad Morran of Grandview.

Grant Bangle Nature Metro Kozmeniuk Ed Barnett Fred Embryk Harvey Simpson Don Cross Lee Waters John Angus Wilf Bouvier Dave Pitts Super Plumbing C. McDonald Brad Morran Grandview

U C C Dancers Shine At MacNutt Talent Night

The senior group performed as guest artists at the MacNutt Talent Night and were enthusiastically received while U C C weighed its upcoming schedule against St. Vlnd dancers at the annual meeting.

Wednesday meeting to plan next season projects

Parents invited to register on Wednesday the 18th for dancing instruction as part of U.C.C. plans. Past two years offered only dancing with limited language classes. Officials hope multicultural interest and Ukrainian language support will expand offerings beyond dance.

U.C.C

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