Deepdale Ladies Aid Meeting Held June 14
Regular Deepdale Ladies Aid meeting June 14 at Mrs. Ross Henderson’s home. Seven members present with visitors Mrs. Earl Dixon and Mrs. Ken Boyce. Treasurer reports $110.90. bazaar and tea planned at Mrs. Art McIntyre’s. No meetings in July or August. next session September 1 hosted by Mrs. Kenneth McKenzie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deepdale Ladies’ Aid
Ross Henderson
Earl Dixon
Ken Boyce
St. Matthew's
Henderson
C. Ayer
Art McIntyre
Kenneth McKenzie
Roblin Town Council Approves $60,000 in Building Permits
June 14 council meeting chaired by Mayor F A Newton finalized By-laws 668 and 666, approved Parkland Regional Development grant, licensed several local businesses, and list of building permits including Laird garage 1000, Dingle dwelling 13000, Parkland Enterprises car wash 7000, Becker dwelling 12000, Davis additions and garages, Jolliffe garage 500, Hilland office 14000. Gas main extension along Second Ave East approved. Office to close June 17–21. next meeting July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
F. A. Newton
Town of Roblin
Ghell River
Hillsburg
Parkland Regional Development Inc
Victoria Maclnally
Benjaminson
Fwiler
Electrolux
Anatole Shafranski
Esquire
Alex Laird
Cliff Dingle
Parkland
Robert Becker
Bryan Davis
Leon Jolliffe
J. A. Hill
Winnipeg
Ilona Truffyn Heads to United Nations Pilgrimage
Ilona Truffyn daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Truffyn Roblin leaves Winnipeg July 1 to join the 19th Annual Odd Fellows United Nations Pilgrimage for Youth. She travels with Manitoba students and two adult counselors, observes at U N headquarters and visits International House Radio City Music Hall and a Manhattan boat tour. Evangeline Rebekah Lodge No 41 hosts a June 24 tea in the Masonic Hall basement to wish Ilona well on her trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilona Truffyn
New York City
Odd Fellows’ United Nations
U.N
Tona
Wm. Truffyn
Roblin
Roblin Collegiate
Evangeline Rebekah Lodge
Winnipeg
Manitoba
International House
Radio City Music Hall
Manhattan Island
New York
Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
Evangeline Rebekah Lodge No. 41
Masonic Hall
Ilona Truffn
Ilona
Summer Recreation Program Offers Playground and Swimming Activities
The town announces a July to August program for children up to 12 with crafts and games at intermediate school grounds after July 13, plus swimming lessons July 2 to 13 at Asesippi Beach with bus transport. Fees are 3.00 per child, 2.00 for additional siblings. registration June 24–26. Senior citizens seek lawn bowling and shuffleboard resources. contact 9372434.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sessons
Asesippi
Roblin
Local Notes From Grand Narrows District
Mr and Mrs Murray Kempthorne of Killarney visited the H Mc Murray home. Capt and Mrs Dale Appel and family visited the Orville Wilson home enroute to Yorkton where Dale has been posted. Sympathy is extended to the McMurray family for a recent bereavement. Wm McMurray and Harvey McMurray attended funeral services for their great grandson and nephew, son of Allan McMurray of Togo. John Dixon returned from Dauphin hospital after surgery. Alex Middleton and family visited relatives in the district. Mrs Geo Stevens and Lorraine of Bowsman and Marvin Steen visited the O Wilsons. George Murray and Beverly visited Vernon Murray in Moose Jaw last weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Kempthorne
Killarney
H. McMurray
Dale Appel
Orville Wilson
Yorkton
Dale
McMurray
Wm. McMurray
Harvey McMurray
Allan McMurray
Togo
John Dixon
Dauphin Hospital
Alex Middleton
Geo. Stevens
Lorraine
Bowsman
Marvin Steen
O. Wilsons
George Murray
Beverly
Vernon Murray
Moose Jaw
Four Students Selected for Youth Leaders Courses Gimli Manitoba
The Roblin Recreation Committee will send four Collegiate students to the 6th Annual Youth Leaders Courses at the Provincial Leadership Training Centre in Gimli this summer. Students are Sandra Bangle Susan Poyser Jack McBride and Roland Zimmer. Boys camp runs June 30 to July 13 and girls camp July 14 to July 27. Courses aim to upgrade skills develop teaching techniques expose leaders to new activities and improve planning and organization for community leadership services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Gimli
Sandra Bangle
Susan Poyser
Jack McBride
Roland Zimmer
Cromarty 4-H Pony Club Holds First Achievement Day
Cromarty 4 H Pony Club held its first achievement day on June 15 at the Baum home farm with fourteen members and twelve ponies. Judge Jim Crowe of Gilbert Plains led events, including halter classes, riding performance, and judging. Frank Zapach earned Best Performance In Riding and Best Groomed Pony, with Murray Diehl and Douglas Miller winning senior and junior halter showmanship respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pony Club
Enwin Baumung
Jim Crowe
Gilbert Plains
Murray Diehl
Mitchell's Drug Store
S. B. Simpson
Douglas Miller
Macleods
R. Framingham
Frank Zapach
Heming’s
E. Baumaney
Cromarty
V. Furtney
Bill Tucker
Crowe
Ringbone
Boughton
E. Baumung
Six Roblin students to attend Legion camp at Peace Gardens
Six Roblin Collegiate students named to the Royal Canadian Legion sixth annual athletic camp at International Peace Gardens. Boys Allen Bewcyk Melvin Otke and Brian Watson attend August 18 25. girls Diane Andres Glenda Bodnaruk and Beverley Boughton attend August 25 September 1. Camp draws over 1800 athletes since 1963 with 34 applicants selected to travel to Trail B C for events at Banff and Trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Royal Canadian Legion
International Peace Garden
Allen Bewcyk
Melvin Otke
Brian Watson
Diane Andres
Glenda Bodnaruk
Beverley Boughton
Trail
B.C
Banff
Legion
Winnipeg
UNESCO tour outlines purpose and budget during Paris visit
In Paris, the UNESCO tour explains the agency founded in 1946 with 122 member states and major donors. It details a budget growth from 7 million in 1947 to 61 million in 1967 68 plus 57 million off budget funds and a total around 120 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Unesco
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
United Nations
Canada
U. S.A
Russia
West Germany
United Kingdom
Field Day at Roblin Elementary School Draws Crowd
Goose Lake Elementary held a primary track and field meet with sprint, high jump, ball throw and broad jump events. Top three in each age group earned red blue or white ribbons. A June 26 tabloid will close the year with sack races relays and games. A lightening strike on June 10 caused minor chimney and wiring damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goose Lake Elementary
Polling stations listed for Roblin area in Dauphin Federal
The notice publishes polling locations and deputy returning officers for the Roblin area within Dauphin Federal Constituency. It lists station numbers, districts, officers, and venues such as community centres halls and Elks halls across Alpine Helmer Josephson, Grand Narrows, Boggy Creek, San Clara, Merridale, Zelena, Makaroff, Deepdale, Cromarty, Assiniboine, Dropmore, Rochedale, Tummel, Roblin, Shell Valley, Lennard, Petlura, Shortdale and related residences and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Dauphin
Alpine
Helmer Josephson
Grand Narrows
Don Dixon
Boggy Creek
Herbert J. Bouvier
Wm. Burwash
San Clara
Leon Bouvier
Legion Hall
Merridale
Dmitro Syko
Zelena
Peter Kapelz
Makaroff
G. W. Pound
Deepdale
Tom Aitken Ellis
Cromarty
Jack Mitchell
Cromarty Hall
Assiniboine
George Hunter Castleavery
Dropmore
John Robertson
Rochedale
D. B. McNeill
Tummel
C. E. McArthur
McArthur
F. Jakeman
Elks
Lorene Ward
M. J. Soute
Allan Martin
Bield
Bart Angus
Foxwarren Show and Sale highlights Grand Championship steer
The Foxwarren Show and Sale on Saturday featured Laurie Woodhouse winning the Grand Championship steer and Morris Butcher the Reserve Championship steer and Champion Showman. One hundred three calves passed through the auction with an average price of 28.6 cents per pound. judges were Howard McCrea and Cliff Kennedly. Gramoxone demonstrations and weed control notes followed the sale, emphasizing timing and crop safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurie Woodhouse
Binscarth
Morris Butcher
Birtle
Gordon Butcher
Howard McCrea
Cliff Kennedly
Brandon
Bill Munro
Floyd Chase
Oliver Mickelson
Ferrie Chase
Ted Charbonneau
Rep
Roblin Gun Club Members Shine Despite Cold Challenge
The Roblin Gun Club held a January in June shoot on June 13 with braving winds. Brent Lees topped with 24 hits of 25, followed by Brian Davis with 22 and others like Bob Agar Jesse Wardle Alex Poitras and Al Allanson scoring well.Lees continued top with 23 of 25 on later rounds. Les Skinner missed that evening but plans to return June 20. The new clay thrower works well and members anticipate stronger turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brent Lees
Boggy Creek
Brian Davis
Bob Agar
Jesse Wardle
Alex Poitras
al Allanson
Brent
Royal Bank
Les Skinner
Roblin United Church Pastoral Charge Events
Roblin United Church announces two services for the pastoral charge closing of Rev. E Dixon. On June 23 the theme The Church That Must Come To Be reflects on over forty years of ministry. Holy Communion celebrates June 30 with Looking Back Over More Than 40 Years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. E. §. Dixon
Local Visitors and Family News Across Communities
Mrs. F Exhardt substitutes for Mrs. Hampson. Visitors include Bob May of Victoria visiting his mother Mrs. May Franklin. Dale Franklin of Moose Jaw spent the weekend with the Franklins. A. Yobb and John of Langenburg visited Ed Yobb’s family. Ken Ransom of Flin Flon visited his sister Mrs Sumner. Reg Briggs of Regina attended his grandfather’s funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Togo
F. Exhardt
Wm. Hampson
Bob May
Victoria
B.C
May Franklin
Bob Demkew
Dunblane
Mildred Mick
Dale Franklin
Moose Jaw
Bert Franklin
A. Yobb
John
Langenburg
Local residents share visits and travel notes across towns
About Town reports Morley Collis returning from Banff for a weekend, Mrs. John Scott visiting Denver Winnipeg and Brandon, and Starlet Repka and Veronica Cherneski visiting relatives. Stella Peteleski won first in the 1st Flight and Vera Cherneski second in the 2nd Flight at Gilbert Plains ladies golf. Florence Ludwig hosted a large family weekend including Sam and Linda Smith from Lincoln and many others visiting from White Fox Winnipeg Flin Flon Minitonas Merridale Roblin Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morley Collis
Banfff
John Scott
Denver
Colorado
Winnipeg
Brandon
Starlet Repka
Stockton
California
Veronica Cherneski
Veronica
John Cherneski
Vera Dillin
Liz Bruce
Mary Allanson
Stella Peteleski
Gilbert Plains
Stella
Vera
Florence Ludwig
Sam Smith
Linda
Lincoln
Nebraska
Ray Smith
White Fox
Sask
Maynard Smith
S. D. Lynch
Vida
Flin Flon
Peter Ludwig
Gloria Topla
Lynn Smith
Gus Hohime
Elizabeth Cockerill
Calvin. Ludwig and Sons
Merridale
Elaine McKay
Nellie Titanich
Roblin
Lyle Ludwvng
Shannon
Thompson
Surgeon Patil to Join Roblin Practice in June
Dr Rajaram M Patil will join Dr Laying’s Roblin practice during the week of June 23 1968 replacing Dr B W M Dorran who left for studies in Edmonton Alberta Patil is married with two children and earned his medical degree at Agra University India He holds an FRCSE Edinburgh 1966 and has worked as assistant surgeon in the Isle of Wight since 1966 The Roblin district expects benefit from his wide medical experience and two consultant references
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rajaram M. Patil
Laying
Roblin
B. W. M. Dorran
Edmonton
Alberta
Dr. Patil
Agra University
India
Whiee
G. R. Medical College
Gawkor
England
Royal College of Surgeons
Edinburgh
Isle of Wight
United Kingdom
Roblin and District
Final Plans for Roblin Fair Set July 8th
Roblin Agricultural Society directors met June 1st to finalize the Roblin Fair plans for July 8th. Prizes include 75, 50, 25 and 20 dollars for Men’s Fastball and 5 and 10 dollars for Ladies’ Fastball. Local boys hardball teams invited to play for 5 dollars per win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin Agricultural Society
Roblin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tlona Truffyn
Bunny Keeley
Geo. Murray
International Peace Gardens
Roblin Collegiate Students’ Council
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Collegiate Athletic Council
U.N.E.S.C
A. T. Kines
H. G. Wells
Roblin Elementary
AG. Rep
Richard Smelse
GUN Club
Roblin Fair
Chipping Range Golf Club
Bingo Booth Legion Auxiliary
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