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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 21, 1978
Page
1
Dampness in basements comes from condensation seepage or leaks. Venting clothes dryers and good air circulation reduce moisture. A dehumidifier may help persistent dampness. Seepage comes through foundation pores. test with a mirror to distinguish it from condensation. Keep gutters and downspouts directing water away from the foundation.
Simple home measures address damp basements after heavy rain. Check exterior grade slopes, ensure gutters and downspouts drain five feet away, clear debris, and divert spouts if connected to sewers. Inspect window wells and debris in troughs, then seek a basement specialist if problems persist.
A detailed listing shows donations of five hundred and BRICKS to various Roblin clubs and organizations. Included are the 50 and Over Club, Lions Club, Knights of Columbus, Roblin Kinette Club, Roblin Theatre, Royal Canadian Legion, Roblin Goos Lake High staff, and multiple churches and service groups along with individual benefactors and local businesses supporting civic life.
Goose Lake High School ran a busy 1977 78 season with events from Freshie Day on September 22 to the May Music Festival. Highlights include Homecoming Dance Thanksgiving weekend, fifth Awards Day, career day, UNICEF fundraising, Drama Club trip to Yorkton, and various clubs and activities across the year.
The text lists Manitoba high school events in May. The choir attended a Winnipeg Festival Workshop on May 11, Dauphin Regional Secondary School held a Grade 9 tour on May 12. Trees were planted and grassed in the courtyard. Drama Club offered Up the Down Staircase on May 26 and 27. GLH'ers walked 20 miles in the Walk-A-Thon on May 28 to raise funds for a swimming pool. School Elections ran May 26 to June 5.
Ziolkoski will again oversee the school's yearbook for next year, following coverage of the student council article. The note wishes readers a good summer holiday.
Linda Jean Cohoe, daughter of Mrs. Thomas J. Cohoe and the late Thomas J. Cohoe of Pilot Mound, Manitoba, will marry Rev. Robert Douglas Campbell of Roblin, Manitoba. The wedding is set for July 22 at the Pilot Mound United Church.
Spectators observed an odd scene Saturday evening as a man in a hard hat work boots and a ladies nightgown promenaded down Roblin's Main Street. The sight drew varied reactions from onlookers.
A sports columnist recalls a belated team rally in a recent game and notes the effort came too late. He faults excessive use of the word to and suggests the comeback was not enough to change the outcome.
Winners of the Roblin Kinsmen Club Elimination Dance held on June 10 1978 are listed with prizes. Top prizes include Dean Gaber Mike Kozmeniuk and John Korpan each earning 100 dollars. Other winners include Robbie McDonald Charlene Falkner Linda Schmellinger 200 dollars and more.
The Merridale Club announces an early meeting set for Friday June 23 at 8 p.m. on Merridale picnic grounds to spur activity. New members are invited, with dues of 20 dollars per family and 10 dollars per single member for the year.
The Local Government District of Park plans to lease coastal land at NE 35-29-28W to W Langan and E Wilkinson for a seasonal concession booth. Building Permits Nos 1 7 and 9 10 total 201200 approved. A subdivision plan for SW 4% of Sec 22-19-18W by Elizabeth Mary Thornington Bran don is denied pending road construction commitment.
Ray Arnold Swenson of Onanole Manitoba will be paid 100.00 dollars per acre for the purchase of a right of way required to build a road east of the west half of section 19 19 18W.
The council schedules a June 27 1978 meeting at 7 00 pm in the Recreation Centre Onanole Manitoba. The next regular session is July 10 1978 at 7 00 pm in the Russell Council Chambers.
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