Parkland Campus honors Bruce Yurly with award
First year student Bruce Yurly formerly of Shortdale district receives the Parkland Campus Student Association award at the Parkland Campus graduation in Dauphin on June 8, 1989. The plaque and a 50 prize recognize improvement in academics and college participation as he begins a second year in Business Administration. Bruce lives and works in Gilbert Plains.
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Bruce Yurly
Shortdale
Parkland Campus
Parkland
Assiniboine Community College
Dauphin
Bruce
Gilbert Plains
Roblin to Install Crime Stoppers Signs in Town
Roblin council heard a Crime Stoppers presentation by Wyman Sangster and Crawford Halliday. The town will join Manitoba Crime Stoppers with four highway entrance signs and donate 10 cents per resident to support the program, which has broad international reach and strong local backing.
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Roblin
Manitoba
Wyman Sangster
Crawford Halliday
Parkland
North America
Halliday
Council
Area on List for first year university classes
Education minister announces a new rural Manitoba program offering up to ten first year courses by distance education. Areas including Roblin Birtle Russell are under review with planning on costs and steps to implement.
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Brandon
Winnipeg
Education and Training
Len Derkach
Manitoba
Roblin/Birtle/Russell
Mel Graves
Intermountain
Derkach
Roblin Seeks Emergency Command Vehicle Funding
Manitoba EMO and JEP back a $75,000 Emergency Command Vehicle for Roblin and nearby RM communities. The project aims to boost fire and emergency response with a multi channel radio, water rescue gear, disposable suits, quickie saw and an air bag kit. EMO promises strong funding, but authority rests with the town and municipalities.
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Manitoba
EMO
JEP
Roblin
Hillsburg
Shell River
Bill Davidson
Fire Department
Davidson
Lorne Boguski
Roblin College Tour Puts Town On Eastern Map
St. Vladimir's College choir from Roblin on a June 2 tour performing 18 concerts and five liturgies across eastern Canada and the United States. The 38 students, ages 15 to 18, drew audiences of 300 to 600 with Ukrainian songs dances and memory performances while notable guests attended in Winnipeg Montreal and Chicago.
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Beth Cherwick
Roblin Review
Toronto
St. Vladimir’s College
Roblin
Canada
United States
Thunder Bay
New York
Omaha
Nebraska
Leo Mol
Roblin Russell
Len Derkach
Russell
Montreal
Ukraine
Josep Terelya
Michael Kuchmiak
Washington
St. Vladimir's Choir
Brian Cherwick
Ottawa
Larry Ewashko
Vienna Choir Boys
Walter Klymkin
O. Koshetz Choir
Winnipeg
Peter Stasiuk
Boston
St. Vlad’s
Uni
Debbie Nahachewsky
Stasiuk
Chicago
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