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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 13, 1979
Page
1
The quotation asserts that a child's upbringing with security trust and approval nurtures self worth. Acceptance and friendship teach the child to seek and recognize love in the world. Dorothy Law Holte is cited as the author of this parenting wisdom.
Jim MacDonald and his nephew Dan rode 1300 miles from Vancouver to Roblin on ten speeds carrying 40 to 50 pounds of gear. They started May 16 1979 from Ottawa and spent 16 days with a two day Banff stopover. They averaged about eighty miles daily through four ranges along the number one highway. Dan found prairie winds tougher than mountains while the trip had few other issues.
BK Ceramics students displayed pieces to the public on Saturday June 2 with 230 attendees. Coffee and lunch were provided by the 50 and Over Club as Tony Klemetski won a door prize of ceramic Canada Geese. Classes led by Mrs. Mabel Brade and Mrs. Lottie Kelly ran from September 1978 to May 1979 at the Brade residence.
A columnist poses a sharp question about learning from errors and turning missteps into gains. The piece uses witty narration to urge practical reflection and smarter choices in everyday decisions.
Roblin is being looked into. All executive positions have been filled and the slate of officers for the next two years lists President Jeanine Landry, Past President Joan Taylor, Vice-President Rose Ziolkoski, Secretary Ellen Friesen, and Treasurer Melvin Styba. Committees cover registrar, publicity, trophy, syllabus, book, and typing with multiple members named. Selections include Folk Dancing Gaylene Ziprick and others, Speech Choir, Public Speaking, Piano, Choir, and arrangements for Secretaries.
Roblin Golf Club executives grant permission for a bi weekly Junior Golf Tour held on Thursdays for children ages 10 to 18. Entry fees are 1.50 for members and 2.00 for non members with prizes promised. First tournament is Thursday June 14 with 6 to 7 pm tee off and course closure during that hour.
Goose Lake High held a Friday recognition as part of THE YEAR OF THE CHILD. Teachers organized activities and community members visited to answer questions and teach reading and arithmetic, showing student appreciation.
Continuation of the article notes three rides run by an amusement organization set up on the school grounds. Store owners are encouraged to decorate.
Business leaders discuss promoting Roblin ahead of the festival and the need for tables. Vice president Andres notes a Roblin resident offered to make 100 tables if other groups rent them year round.
Mr. Ed Yurkin proposes renting a sound system for 500 and considers teaming with the Kinsmen and Roblin Agricultural Society to buy one for 600. The financial committee will seek a bank loan to cover current and past expenses.
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