Beaver Lumber Co Opens New Roblin Premises
The formal opening on Thursday June 1 in Roblin featured Mayor F A Newton officiating with a ribbon half cut to mark the Beaver Lumber Co new Main Street West premises. Chamber president Earl Brownlee praised the facility as a sign of Roblin’s growth, with Beaver manager Sterling Ellis and supervisor Dave Ritchie inviting visitors to tour the store. Draws over June 1 2 and 3 offered prizes including a Shamrock light fixture and a carriage house bathroom hardware, with gifts to the first 150 ladies and various household items given away throughout the event.
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New Beaver Lumber Co
Main Street
Roblin
F. A. Newton
Newton
Beaver Lumber
Beaver Trac
Earl Brownlee
Chamber of Commerce
Beaver Lumber Co
Dave Ritchie
Yorkton
Sterling Ellis
Bill Panasiuk
Shortdale
Black & Docker
Ruth Shiner
Shamrock
Mary Paradowki
Honest Communication Rules at Beaver Lumber Board Meeting
A Beaver Lumber Co notice outlines how the board of trustees welcomes public input while warning against anonymous or unverified letters. It stresses that statements should be factual and relevant, citing knowledge and accuracy as essentials for honest communication.
Four Inglis 4 H members to face Winnipeg finals
Four Inglis 4 H members will head to Winnipeg this summer for demonstration finals. Joan Galatiuk and Arlene Burla won Senior Demonstrations at Swan River with String Things. Reggie Burla and Rick Zetarriuk also won Inter-District Junior Demonstrations on Health and Happiness. A Niagara Peninsula exchange trip is planned for Roblin Russell 4 H youth, with community work including unloading 12 000 bags of cement with Beaver Lumber and 40 000 board feet for Co op Lumber.
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Inglis 4-H
Winnipeg
Joan Galatiuk
Arlene Burla
Assiniboine
4-H
Roblin-Russell
Niagara Penninsula
Beaver Lumber
Co-op
Parkland Library Switches to Summer Afternoon Hours
Parkland Regional Library Service moves to a summer schedule in June July and August. The Information Centre Reading Room in Dauphin will be open 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday to Friday. Book Depots and Bookmobile maintain regular schedules with possible shorter stops in some communities.
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Parkland Regional Library Service
al 1St Avenue
S. W
Dauphin
Parkland
Market Quotations at Roblins Auction Mart
On Thursday June 1st a total of 379 head of livestock passed through Roblins Auction Mart comprising 237 cattle 3 sows 132 weanling and feeder pigs and 7 horses.
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Roblins Auction Mart
Roblin Students Return From Quebec Exchange
Roblin Collegiate French Club returned from a week in Quebec with billets from Deux-Montagnes. The group traveled May 2 to Dorval and toured Lac des Deux-Montagnes Carillon Dam and Quebec City. They planned a reciprocal visit for October 6 and expressed thanks for the hospitality received.
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Roblin
Province of
Quebec
Montreal
Deux-Montagnes
Dorval
Deux Montagnes
Lac Des Deux-Montagne
Carillion Dam
Hydro Quebec
Quebec City
Laurentains
Place Ville-Marie
Place Bonaventure
Collegiate Capers Welcome Home Quebec Club Members
Twenty members of the French Club returned from Quebec last Saturday amid feelings described as fantastic. Chaperones Mr. and Mrs. Landry receive praise for their work. The Quebec students plan another visit in October. Spring elections are held Friday with Vernelle Andres and David Livingstone as presidential candidates Veronica Bilous as vice president Ernie Ritchie as sports rep and Marilyn Roe as Fine Arts minister. Provincial track finalists from Collegiate compete in Winnipeg Saturday with five boys named.
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Quebec
Veronica Bilous
Ernie ‘Ritchie
Marilyn Roe
Winnipeg
Reg van Drecht
Dale Doering
Johnny Panasiuk
Dave Gerega
Alan Dixon
McMillan
Social notes from Roblin and area highlight spring visits
Mrs S Sawyer of Victoria visits Mr and Mrs H Dillin in Roblin with Gary. Dauphin visitors include Mr and Mrs Stan Moore and Ken. May 25 convocation at Manitoba University saw Tara Horbay earn a BA. Wm Truffyn returns from Czechoslovakia trip. May 20 marriage of Doug Laurie celebrated in Winnipeg. RENEW YOUR ROBLIN REVIEW SUBSCRIPTION TODAY. Multiple local visitors and greetings mark a busy social period with tours, golf, and family gatherings.
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S. Sawyer
Victoria
H. Dillin
Gary
Walter Lead
Gilbert ‘Plains
Stan Moore
Ken
Dauphin
Mary Gerega
Roblin
Peter Horbay
University of Manitoba
Tara Horbay
Wm. Truffyn
Czechoslovakia
Liz Bruce
Mary Oliphant
Lorne Nicholson
Doug Laurie
Montana
Winnipeg
Phyllis Pierrepont of
Bowsman
Wally Clement
Deer Lodge Hospital
Russell Gerega
Surrey
B. C
Rose Gereva
C. BE. Mitchell
Connie Bruce
Charles Corrigal
R. Pyott
Swan River
Mr. Pyott
Murray Shearer
Basil Zmiyinsky
Thunder Bay
Ont
Peter Kereliuk
J. Kereliuk
Walter Sydor
Gilbert Plains
Angling season yields trophy fish and fine hatch on prairies
Ducks Unlimited reports excellent water conditions and strong bird returns across the prairies. The 1972 angling season features top pike catches led by Dennis Thibault’s 25 lb 2 oz lunker at English Lake on May 14, with notable rainbows, whitefish, and walleye entries from lakes and rivers. A Manitoba hunter safety course record shows 1 accident in 37,449 graduates, plus a few firearm mishaps on ranges.
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Ducks Unlimited
Dennis Thibault
English Lake
Walleye
K. Prudhomme
Winnipeg
Lac du Bonnet
M. Evanonki
Brandon
Lake William
John Kobar
Pas
Osborne Creek
Manitoba
Baby Girl Born to Mr and Mrs Robin on May 31 1972
A baby girl named Jennifer Ann was born to Mr and Mrs Michael Robin on May 31 1972, weighing 7 pounds 8 ounces at birth.
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Michael Robin
Jennifer Ann
Tummel UCW Meeting Details and Plant Exchange
The May meeting of the Tummel UCW was held at Mrs. Mabel Jory’s home with 8 members and 1 visitor. Mrs M Brook led a Worship Service on Christian Family Life and Luke scripture. Roll Call noted plant swaps and bulbs. Eva Jorg led a discussion on a Faith paper authored by Mrs. Jeffrey. Treasurer J Livingston reported on the Inglis Sale. Next meeting set for Gladys Shearer’s home with roll call for items of interest.
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Tummel U.C W
Mabel Jory
M. Brook
Eva Jorg Jed
Jeffrey
J. Livingston
Inglis Sale
Gladys Shearer
Roblinites Attend Grand Chapter's Fiftieth Session
A Roblin Chapter No. 42 delegation attended the Grand Chapter's 50th Session at the Marlborough Hotel, Winnipeg, May 29–31. The Eastern Star Chalet dedication, with 50 units for a senior citizens home in Charleswood, was a highlight. Notables included Mrs James Mickelson, Mrs T H Taylor, Mrs Walter Ward, Mr Wilford Gamey, and others from Roblin Chapter.
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Roblin
Grand Chapter
Marlborough Hotel
Winnipeg
Eastern Star
Charleswood
James Mickelson
General Grand Chapter
T. H. Taylor
Walter Ward
Virginia
Wilford Gamey
Gamey
John Adam
Albert Britcher
James Martin
Clarence Stinson
Allan Martin
George Fisher
Harold Barber
St Vladimir's College marks 25th anniversary milestone
The history traces the school's 1941 start as a Redemptorist minor seminary in Yorkton area, its 1956 reopening as St Vladimir's College, and the 1961 chapel and 1961 wing expansion. It notes early enrollments, key figures like Michael Hrynchyshyn and Boris Kyba, and a 1960s push for interdiocesan vocations supported by Metropolitan Maxim Hermaniuk.
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St. Vladimir’s College Minor Seminary
Redemptorist Minor Seminary
Yorkton
Saskatchewan
Redemptorist
St. Vladimir’s College
St. Vladimir’s
Harold Oliynek
Boris Kyba
Engagements of Lisle Simpson’s daughter and Olga Pitts
Roblin Manitoba announces the engagements of Elinor Patricia Simpson to Allan Wayne Dietrich of MacNutt Sask and Olga Simpson to Robert Pitts of Roblin. The weddings are set for June 24 at St Matthew’s Lutheran Roblin and July 1 at Petlura Greek Orthodox Church Petlura Manitoba.
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Tom Odowichuk
Shortdale
Man
Olga
Robert Pitts
Mike Pitts
Roblin
Petlura
Death Notice for Char lie Dunlop
Mr and Mrs Norman Douse received word on Tuesday June 6 of the death of her father Charlie Dunlop of Creston B C and formerly of Roblin at Cranbrook Hospital Tuesday morning
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Norman Douse
Charlie Dunlop
Creston
B. C
Roblin
Cranbrook Hospital
Why Worry About Grammar and Spelling So Long as One Can Write
The question quips at the value of clear expression over strict correctness. It suggests that effective communication matters more than perfect grammar, inviting readers to focus on meaning and impact rather than formal rules.
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Grammer
Spellin
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Intermountain Information
B. A. Hawryink Communication
Board of Trustees
Joe Andronyk
Paul Laliberte
George Laird
Beaver ‘Lumber Co
AG. Rep
Lorne Hamblin
Inglis
RCL
Collegiate Capers
ROD and Gun Digest
R. T
Bill” Robinson
Knapp Dam
Wellman
Duck
Minnedcea
Virden
Lake Manitoba
Wilson River
Tummel U.C.W
Roblinites
Michael Hrynchyshyn
Buchanan
Yaroslav Dybka
Michael Bzdel
Anthony Pawlik
George Perejda
Rudolph Luzney
Michiel Winchar
Roman Martyniuk
Paul
Paul Lukie
Paul Kyba
Paul Kowalchuk
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